BRATTLEBORO — Thank you for upholding Vermont's maple syrup gold standard, Robb family!
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BRATTLEBORO-The Brattleboro Camerata presents "Seeing Double: Music for Two Choirs" Sunday, Dec. 15, at 4 p.m. at the Brattleboro Music Center. Directed by Jonathan Harvey, the chamber choir will perform "Great Service" by William Byrd and Mass in G minor by Ralph Vaughan Williams. "Our program is all about dialogue, on multiple levels," Harvey said in a news release. "First, physically, as both works are composed for double choir, meaning that there are two distinct vocal ensembles on stage singing...
BRATTLEBORO-I recently went to the Brattleboro Common Sense website and saw the video of town health officer Charles Keirr saying there was human feces everywhere. That's ridiculous and not true! I lived there. We all used the port-a-potty or the inside bathroom. Not one person went to the bathroom outside. They also say there's no housing crisis! That's bullshit. Megan Bishop Brattleboro This letter to the editor was submitted to The Commons. This piece, published in print in the Voices...
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