MARLBORO — Thank you, Amy Comerchero! We've been sooooo lucky.
Enjoy a good rest, and then we'll look forward to what's next for you - and our tummies.
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The Brattleboro Representative Town Meeting Human Services Committee submitted recommended funding for human services nonprofits...
“He was covered in ticks and, worse, he was just fur and bones,” said Cassandra Holloway. “I had no idea how long he had been there” On July 4, when Holloway found Farmer by the porch of her mother's house in West Townshend, it had been months since she had last seen the Border Collie/Bernese mix. Though he had wagged his tail and barked in happy recognition, Holloway remembers that for her, that Independence Day was filled with mixed emotions.
When Dick Cheney and the Koch Brothers say that a new White House executive order on immigration has gone too far, that just might be an indication that our new president has gone too far. Less than two full weeks into his presidential term - after a firehose of spectacularly horrible executive orders and policy changes, all executed ham-handedly - Donald J. Trump might have done what so many lesser people could not: unite the majority of a bifurcated country.
On Sunday, Dec. 6, the Williamsville Eatery will host another musical soiree, featuring dinner and a concert. Jazz/gospel vocalist Wanda Houston will be supported by Eugene Uman on piano and David Picchi on bass. The renovated interior of the old Williamsville General Store will contribute to the intimate concert experience. Because seating is limited to 25 - tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-serve basis. Originally from Chicago, Wanda Houston grew up singing gospel music in church and with...
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