NEWFANE-Even in troubled times, a fine artist and craftsperson will keep creating, exploring avenues of...
BRATTLEBORO-In a sunny second-floor studio, actor, director, filmmaker, writer, producer, and musician Robert "Bob" Marcus...
BRATTLEBORO-Four bands led by women will be performing at Marigold, 157 Main St. on Sunday,
GUILFORD-Upon listening to Roger Clark Miller's new album, Curiosity for Solo Electric Guitar Ensemble one...
Brattleboro's Seasonal Overflow Shelter (SOS) opened for the 2019-20 winter season on Nov. 18. After a successful first and second season located at the upper dormitory on the Winston Prouty campus (formerly the Austine School for the Deaf), Groundworks' staff and Board say they are grateful for the opportunity to return to the space for a third year. “This program is the area's last safety net for the most vulnerable members of our community,” Josh Davis, Groundworks Collaborative's Executive Director,
New England Youth Theatre's Town Schools Theater presents How the New York City Theatre Company left New York May 26 and 27 at NEYT, 100 Flat St. The play was written by NEYT's departing Education Director Jonny Flood, and is directed by Flood with incoming Education Director Billy Higgins, with Shannon Ward and additional assistance from NEYT student Ajna Siegel. They described the plot in a news release: “Maxine, Jimbo, and the rest of the once-famous New York City Theatre...
Between 2000 and 2015, depression among Americans aged 12-17 rose four times faster than among anyone else in the population, according to a study from Columbia University. Between 2009 and 2015, attempted suicides, drug overdoses, cutting, and other types of self-injury have increased substantially in U.S. girls, with the sharpest increase among those aged 10 to 14. That rate nearly tripled from 2009 to 2015, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. In Vermont, calls to the state's Child...
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