BRATTLEBORO — We here at Harmony Underground see the problem hour by hour. People are afraid to come in the parking lot, and I don't blame them.
We would love to see a business watch, like a neighborhood watch. What can be done?
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Brattleboro Memorial Hospital (BMH) and three area skilled nursing facilities, Pine Heights Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Thompson House Rehabilitation and Nursing, and Vernon Green have received approval from OneCare Vermont, a statewide accountable care organization, to accept patients into a skilled nursing facility (SNF) without the Medicare required three day inpatient hospital admission. According to a BMH news release, the Three Day Skilled Nursing waiver is intended to reduce unnecessary hospital stays, emergency department admissions, and re-admissions. Unnecessary hospital stays...
Next week's newspaper will feature an entire section of election-related letters and commentary. If you'd like to add your views to the mix for consideration, please send submissions by the evening of Friday, Oct. 7, to [email protected]. Please include the town from which you're writing. We apologize for the delay in getting recent contributions into print - we have been overwhelmed with the sheer volume of contributions lately. (As problems go, we suppose this is a good one to have,
They are sensually curved, some with lids like old apothecary jars, while others are open-topped. Some have rolled lips, grooves, and raised ridges along the circumference, while others are perfectly smooth, like Gobi sands. Each is a beautifully formed gem, shaped with inspiration from a cocoon, a chrysalis, a hive, a human figure, perhaps. Nature, in all its manifestations, inspires ceramics artist Stephen Procter. Procter's a tall man, but some of his pots are taller than he. Entering his ample,
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