Annie Landenberger is a freelance writer who contributes regularly to these pages. WILLIAMSVILLE-I marched with...
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Wilson passes license exam BRATTLEBORO - Sperry Wilson of The Richards Group recently passed the state Property & Casualty License Exam, and she is now dually licensed to sell employee benefits and commercial/personal insurance in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. Wilson joined The Richards Group in September 2008 and works out of the Norwich office. Starting as an Account Manager for the Employee Benefits Group, Wilson is an advisor to midsize businesses with expertise in health care reform and both...
I, for one, am sick of being shown everything in either red and blue. It's time for us to find our common ground so we can move forward in a way that is peaceful and community building. No matter how we voted, we are still each other's neighbors. We teach each other's children and put out each other's fires. We are the plumbers and doctors and nurses and mail carriers. We all need each other, and it's time to find...
The Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) presents a conversation with artist Charlie Hunter and curator Eric Aho about the exhibit “Charlie Hunter: Semaphore.” The free talk will take place on Thursday, Sept. 2, at 7:30 p.m. via livestream. Register at brattleboromuseum.org. Hunter, of Bellows Falls, and Aho, of Saxtons River, both nationally known artists, will discuss Hunter's precisely rendered railroad-themed paintings, their shared history with New England's railroads, and broader questions about life and art. “Charlie and I grew...
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