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Jacob Alan Roberts works with a laptop propped on his knees in a mostly empty office. Sounds of traffic trundling along Main Street echo through the large windows that give views of People's Bank and shops on Elliot Street. “I have to hit the ground running,” says Roberts, setting the computer on a nearby bookcase. His companions occupying Building a Better Brattleboro's new office, above Burrows Specialized Sports, 105 Main St., include a second chair and standing coat rack. Roberts...
We have arrived at another historic moment in the time of corona, and finally learned who Joe Biden has chosen to be his running mate. The choices were dramatic as we waited to hear who among the infinitely qualified women would be the best to bolster the candidacy of one older white man running to replace another older white man. This decision has become the strategic card played in a game with the highest stakes ever: whether the destruction of...
Sandglass Theater presents this season's final performance in the Winter Sunshine Series with shows Saturday, April 6, at 2 and 4 p.m. Ines Zeller Bass will warm the Sandglass stage with two performances of her acclaimed children's show “Isidor's Cheek.” Inspired by a character in a German children's book, Isidor is forced out of a gray existence when his cheek runs away and he must search the world for it, entering a land of color and beauty, loneliness and danger.
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