WILMINGTON — What a well-written and thoughtful piece. I enjoyed reading it. Thank you, Ann Landenberger!
Cindi Krug works downtown at her family's store, Twice Upon a Time. "I wrote this...
WILMINGTON-That Richard Evers cites his being of Jewish and German descent makes him able to...
Stacy W. Kramer is chief executive officer of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Vermont. Visit...
CAVENDISH-The recent writers of letters opposing using Eleos technology for mental health care seemingly do...
Fired Brattleboro Union High School Principal Steven Perrin has filed a civil lawsuit against the Windham Southeast Supervisory Union (WSESU), the Windham Southeast School District (WSESD), and its board members. A March 21 filing names the two entities as well as board members at the time of Perrin's firing and his subsequent hearing to appeal that action. Those defendants are Anne Beckman, Lana Dever, Michelle Luetjen Green, Emily Murphy Kaur, Tim Maciel, Robin Morgan, Shaun Murphy, Deborah Stanford, and Kelly...
There is a clip on YouTube of Donald Trump being asked to read from a legal document in a court case. Trump's lawyer, obviously nervous, objects. Trump says that the print is too small as he squints at the document. He says that he does not have his glasses - an odd note, since there is no public image of him in glasses. The opposing lawyer keeps after him like a schoolmarm in a third-grade class. The look of shame...
SOLOs Episode 3 - a video montage of monologue and song by six area performers filmed by Brattleboro Community Television - premieres simultaneously on BCTV and on YouTube Friday, Jan. 15 at 7:30 p.m. The free opening showing is capped with an online session at 8:15 p.m., where audience members can chat with cast, directors, producers, and technical staff. Each episode of SOLOs is a co-production of the Rock River Players (RRP) and the Hooker-Dunham Theater, filmed on the stage...
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