PUTNEY — So, we'll finally get VPR in Putney [“VPR station for Brattleboro will soon broadcast,” June 13]? Hallelujah!
I've always been able to get VPR in my cars, but not in the house. I hope it works.
Leslie Zucker is a certified professional life coach, a facilitator of a women's group, and...
Corey DiMario is a musician and the proprietor of Patio Coffee, at the Hooker-Dunham block,
Kerry Secrest serves as honorary consul of Lithuania to Vermont. BRATTLEBORO-A heartfelt thank you to...
BRATTLEBORO-When I worked at a major airport, I learned to refer to people on airplanes...
If you have a passion for writing, journalistic integrity, good business acumen, and are undaunted by the thought of pursuing the noble profession of newspaper publisher in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, this essay contest is for you. The grand - and only - prize: The Hardwick Gazette, a weekly newspaper that has been published in Hardwick for 127 years. The entry fee is $175. Contestants are asked to write an essay of 400 words or less about their skills...
Shela Linton has always been awesome for Brattleboro. She wants to empower other people. In light of this kind of commitment, activism becomes clear as humanitarianism.
Marygold Village, a locally-run initiative working with women and families internationally, is hosting what they call “a cultural feast for the senses.” This event, called Ekata, will be held Saturday, July 27, from 2 to 4:30 p.m., at the Putney Community Center. Ekata means “Unity” in the Telugu language of Southern India, and Marygold Village says it is celebrating both unity and culture diversity. Featured will be a “graceful and complex” classical Indian dance performance from Boston artists, traditional Indian...
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