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Leslie Zucker is a certified professional life coach, a facilitator of a women's group, and...
Corey DiMario is a musician and the proprietor of Patio Coffee, at the Hooker-Dunham block,
Kerry Secrest serves as honorary consul of Lithuania to Vermont. BRATTLEBORO-A heartfelt thank you to...
BRATTLEBORO-When I worked at a major airport, I learned to refer to people on airplanes...
Two Act 46 study committees are putting in long hours, trying to craft a complex, “side-by-side” school district merger proposal involving eight towns in the sprawling Windham Central Supervisory Union. Lately, committee members also have been putting in extra effort to get the word out via videos, new websites, emails, and brochures that were available Nov. 8 when voters went to the polls for the general election. Though there won't be a vote on the school merger proposals until March,
Kurt Daims of Brattleboro Common Sense managed the bureaucratic quicksand late in Brattleboro's Representative Annual Town Meeting to bring a new energy-related measure to a vote. With only slight urging, the tired assembly agreed in an overwhelming vote to advise the town manager to purchase all electricity for the town's buildings from Cow Power, a program of Green Mountain Power which arranges electricity generation from renewable sources like hydro-power and methane generation from manure on dairy farms. The advisory measure...
The Jamaica Historical Foundation will host an exhibit about renowned artist Milton Avery and his work inspired by summers spent in Jamaica between 1935 and 1943. The exhibit will be on view on Saturday, Aug. 6, from 4 to 7 p.m., at the Hefflon House, 3751 Route 30, next to the Jamaica Town Hall. At 5 p.m., there will be a special lecture by Jamie Franklin, curator of the Bennington Museum exhibit “Milton Avery's Vermont.” The Avery Exhibit at the...
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