BRATTLEBORO — The light by the Co-op is not working.
So I wanted to write to say that.
Please fix it.
Michael Gigante, Ph.D. notes: "This is a piece I wrote after the first Trump election...
ATHENS-A group of morally confused Brattleboro citizens have petitioned onto the March 4 Town Meeting...
DUMMERSTON-Dear Gov. Scott, You enjoy a broad, bipartisan base of support here in Vermont, elected...
The Brattleboro Representative Town Meeting Human Services Committee submitted recommended funding for human services nonprofits...
Farming in Myanmar is topic of talk at Putney library PUTNEY - The Putney Public Library presents Howard Prussack, who will speak on “Myanmar: People, Farms and other Treasures” Thursday, Jan. 31, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the library. Prussack, co-owner of High Meadows Farm, will show slides and relate his experience as an agricultural expert in Myanmar, formerly Burma, in November, 2012. He toured Myanmar and worked with tomato and onion farmers, sharing ideas for development, technology, and...
PUTNEY-We all cannot believe our eyes, some with dismay and others with deep gratitude: The president has been elected with a mandate from the people. It is a blessing that the election is decided, and not challengeable. This spares us the haranguing of outcomes, the twisting of narratives, and the stress of the unknown. As my father would say, decisions are beauty, and Americans have delivered their opinion. I live in the bluest county of the Nation, perhaps the bluest...
Poet Rachel Hadas and video artist Shalom Gorewitz present a fusion of poetry and digital filmmaking on Wednesday, July 29, at 7 p.m., in the Brooks Memorial Library meeting room. Their collaborative process has been described as not illustrative or narrative, but instead a kind of syncretic linking. Hadas is the author of The Golden Road (poems), 2012, and the prose work Strange Relation: A Memoir of Marriage, Dementia, and Poetry (2011). Her awards and honors include a Guggenheim Fellowship,
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