BRATTLEBORO — The Archer Mayor bit seems irrelevant and insensitive. I'm surprised you let this go to print.
I expect better from The Commons.
Michael Gigante, Ph.D. notes: "This is a piece I wrote after the first Trump election...
ATHENS-A group of morally confused Brattleboro citizens have petitioned onto the March 4 Town Meeting...
DUMMERSTON-Dear Gov. Scott, You enjoy a broad, bipartisan base of support here in Vermont, elected...
The Brattleboro Representative Town Meeting Human Services Committee submitted recommended funding for human services nonprofits...
Begun in 1970 to clean the roadsides of the interstate highways, Vermont's statewide Green Up Day has since expanded to a general clean up of roadsides, streams, vacant lots - wherever accumulated trash is an eyesore or, worse yet, an environmental hazard. Windham County Green Up committee volunteers have already begun arranging meeting sites, putting up posters, making provision for refreshments for volunteers, and attending to myriad details for this year's effort. Burton Touch Free Car Wash & Detailing and...
The governor's victory in the recent Republican primary shows that the vast majority of Vermonters - including those in the Republican party - are supportive of his courageous actions to pass gun-safety measures. His win sends a clear message, and politicians and political pundits nationwide should pay attention: Republicans can stand for commonsense gun measures and be supported for their efforts at the ballot box. Gun violence prevention is a bipartisan issue with bipartisan support. It is no secret that...
“Going, Going, Gone,” a public exhibition of artwork by Stephanie Nyzio, is on display through April 30 at the Crowell Gallery at Moore Free Library, 23 West St. For more than two decades, Nyzio has taught art in public schools. “Recently, she has taken time off to allow space to rekindle her commitment to her artistic voice,” according to a news release announcing the exhibit. She spent some of that time living in Costa Rica, immersed in a tropical paradise...
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