BRATTLEBORO — Nick Widomski was a really amazing person, and everybody who knew him is going to miss him terribly.
Wilda L. White, Hilary Melton, and Malaika Puffer are founding directors of MadFreedom Advocates, Inc.,
BRATTLEBORO-While it's encouraging that we're finally approaching a more inclusive way of recognizing the voices...
BRATTLEBORO-The results from the Charter Revision Committee's recent poll in Districts 7, 8, and 9...
Peter Adair is the author of the books Sacred Universe and Sacred Earth. WESTMINSTER WEST-Unlikely...
Topics at the first meeting of the newly elected Windham Southeast School District board ranged from organizational items such as electing officers to approving the first budget of the merged school district. The meeting on May 22 at Academy School, one day after voters in Brattleboro, Dummerston, Guilford, and Putney elected the first merged board for the new school district, formed in accordance of Act 46. Emily Murphy Kaur (Brattleboro), Timothy Morris (Putney), and Kristina Naylor (Dummerston) will serve one-year...
Brattleboro comedians Jay Gelter and Ben Stockman are taking their radio show, Real People with Jay and Ben, out of the recording studio and onto the stage on Friday, April 24, at 8 p.m., at the Hooker-Dunham Theater to benefit WVEW, Brattleboro Community Radio. Inspired by comedy podcasts like Comedy Bang! Bang! and The Dead Author's Podcast, the show features Gelter and Stockman interviewing the “real people” of Brattleboro, who aren't real at all, but rather bizarre characters in a...
The truth can be ugly, and I was saddened to hear of this horrific deed, murder most foul. In the short 13 months since I have lived in Townshend, there has been a drug overdose death of a mother who leaves behind two small children. There also was a senseless murder/suicide of a young couple. Olga Peters: Keep up the good reporting, and welcome to Townshend.
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