BRATTLEBORO — RE: “The artisan-cheese revolution” [Food & Drink, June 5]:
There is little in life that can't be helped by cheese.
Cassandra Holloway works for a nonprofit that focuses on substance misuse prevention and youth empowerment. Gavin...
WESTMINSTER WEST-The United States is in a different place from where it was seven months...
GUILFORD-I want to commend Steev Lynn for correcting the historical record in response to Tristan...
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The five candidates for Windham County's state senate seats agree on many of the big issues facing Vermont. The differences rest in the details of their proposed solutions. The candidates met with voters and answered questions on Oct. 28 as part of a Citizens' Breakfast event at the Brattleboro Senior Center. Incumbent Democrats Becca Balint of Brattleboro and Jeannette White of Putney are running against independent David Schoales of Brattleboro and perennial Liberty Union Party candidates Aaron Diamondstone and Jerry...
BRATTLEBORO-Jay Craven's newest film, Lost Nation, will hold its world premiere screenings at the Latchis Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday, July 10 and 11, at 7 p.m. The film's stars, Eva Ndachi (Lucy Terry Prince) and Kevin Ryan (Ethan Allen), will travel from Los Angeles to attend opening night. Ndachi will also attend the July 11 screening. The picture was filmed on 43 locations, including principal locations in Marlboro as well as Leyden and Colrain, Massachusetts. Historic landmarks, including Packers...
Wardsboro without a school: That is the risk as Act 46 moves forward. With the upcoming vote on consolidation, we are on the verge of losing control of our school. If Wardsboro, Marlboro, and Dover vote yes, we in Wardsboro will have minority representation on the new district board. If only Wardsboro and Dover vote yes, we will still be at a disadvantage: Dover has twice the student population of Wardsboro and, after the 2020 census, that town will most...
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