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BRATTLEBORO-Under a gigantic maple tree at the site of an old mink farm along the...
BRATTLEBORO-Rite Aid expects to close or sell off all five of its Vermont locations, including...
WHITINGHAM-The federal government has ended a settlement - which was intended to address and prevent...
BRATTLEBORO-Six months after the Selectboard put the brakes on free Sunday parking, plans are in...
Good day to you, southern Vermonters! After another substantial (and in some cases, major) snowfall for Windham County on Tuesday, we've got even more light to perhaps moderate accumulations planned for Wednesday - the fun never stops! There is no question that winter continues to roll on this March in Windham County, with cooler temperatures along with a pattern favorable for winter storms remaining on the table for the region through the end of the month. With that tremendously amazing...
Folk artists Adhamh Roland, from Western Massachusetts, and Brenna Sahatjian, from Portland, Oregon, are joining forces for a Northeast tour this fall, and they will be in Brattleboro on Thursday, Oct. 27, with an all-ages show at the Root Social Justice Center, 28 Williams St., from 7 to 10 p.m. Roland and Sahatjian performed together for several years as part of the Riotfolk Collective, a national collective of folksinger, activists, and organizers, according to a news release. Roland hails from...
No nation keeps such a high percentage of its people in prison as the USA. Europe's rate is a third of ours. In Vermont, 10 percent of prisoners are African American. Just 1 percent of Vermonters are black. In Brattleboro on Sept. 27, there will be a freedom march. The goal is to get politicians to reduce the prison population. The march starts at 5 p.m. at Pliny Park. Speaking at a 15-minute rally before the march will be Anna...
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