Rev. Lise Sparrow
A Thanksgiving reflection
‘Unfortunately, it has taken us hundreds of years to understand and acknowledge the deep faith and spirituality of the Native peoples whose lands we now inhabit,’ writes a pastor who went to bear witness to the water protectors at Standing Rock
For weeks after Standing Rock, the smell of smoke and ash permeated my hair and skin.
The early morning calls to the sacred fire pulled people from all over camp out of their beds; you could hear the low voices of women, the scampering of children, and the chopping of wood and you could watch the stars fade as the sun rose.
Island Park turns 100
Remembering Brattleboro%u2019s pavilion on the river
A piece of land in the Connecticut River, between Brattleboro and Hinsdale, N.H., was once the center of entertainment for Brattleboro area residents. Now barely noticeable, there once stood a grand pavilion and baseball field. And it all started 100 years ago this summer. It was in 1909 that...