TOWNSHEND-The smallest hospital in Vermont is not going anywhere. One provision of The One Big...
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Much has been written about the effort expended on changing the way Vermont's education is...
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The range of discussion Monday morning at Brattleboro's Latchis Theatre – from questions about butternut squash to concerns about global imports – shows the sweep of the federal government's new food-safety rules. But as federal and state officials worked to explain some of those rules to attendees who traveled from at least six other states, there was a common theme: Public education is critical, as is more federal funding to ensure that such education happens. For Vermont Agriculture Secretary Chuck...
Artistic Director Mitsuko Uchida was one of 80 international artists who arrived over the weekend at the hilltop campus of Marlboro College for the 67th season of Marlboro Music, the storied retreat where master artists and exceptional young professionals explore music together with the rare opportunity of unlimited rehearsal time. Uchida, who chooses to live on-campus in a dormitory apartment, was among the “senior” artists at the opening dinner on June 25, greeting young musicians returning for their second or...
We, the Vernon Free Library trustees and staff, thank everyone who donated a wide variety of perennials and annuals for our first plant sale. We also thank those who attended the sale and supported the library with their generous donations toward the plants, baked goods, silent auction, and raffle. Many thanks to Nancy Renaud for contributing the wonderful miniature gardens for the silent auction. Congratulations to Sue Clarke of Brattleboro, who won raffle for the Master Gardener consultation!
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