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USDA designates Windham County as a natural disaster area due to summer drought

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‘You only get so many winters in your life’

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Annie Landenberger

WILLIAMSVILLE-Bernard (Bernie) Rosow, originally of Williamsville, didn’t choose a path to fame and fortune. The...

A new chapter for a grassroots community center/gallery

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Virginia Ray

BRATTLEBORO-The entity once known as 69A Elliot St. — named for the storefront where it...

Five candidates are on primary ballots for Windham-3

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Robert F. Smith

BELLOWS FALLS-Four new candidates, two Republicans and two Democrats, are in the running for the...

Journalist Amy Goodman to visit Brattleboro in support of independent media

BRATTLEBORO-Vermont Independent Media (VIM), the publisher ofThe Commons and The Deerfield Valley News, Brattleboro Community...

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Union members at Brattleboro Retreat start informational pickets

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Olga Peters
Wednesday, November 14, 2012 — Issue 178

Drivers honked their horns Monday afternoon as they drove down Linden Street past the Brattleboro Retreat. Employees and members of United Nurses & Allied Professionals (UNAP), waved to the motorists, sharing a moment of agreement. The purpose of the day's rally - described as an “informational action” - was to demonstrate to the administration and community, “that the CEO can't get excellence and innovation for free,” said Jack Callaci, UNAP's director of collective bargaining and organizing, referencing Retreat CEO Robert...

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A violin virtuoso’s musical take on the big issues

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Victoria Chertok
Wednesday, January 31, 2024 — Issue 750

When Johnny Gandelsman performs at Next Stage Arts on Wednesday, Feb. 7, the Grammy award–winning violin virtuoso, composer, producer, and former member of the Silkroad Ensemble will perform works that respond to the turbulent and disconnected time of the early pandemic and the murder of George Floyd. In his anthology, "This Is America: Part II," Gandelsman tackles big issues like Covid lockdowns, the push for racial justice in the aftermath of Floyd's death while in police custody, climate change, and...

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Funding road work and not emergency housing: shameful

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Nancy Braus
Wednesday, May 17, 2023 — Issue 715

Every time we drive or bike on Route 30, the $27 million dollar pricetag for rebuilding a functional road shows off the state's priorities. Many commuters on Route 30 have expressed the sentiment that the road was perfectly adequate, as were the replaced guardrails. Cars rule. At the same moment, the state has decided that thousands of the poorest and least able Vermonters are to be tossed onto the curb like yesterday's trash. The lack of funding for emergency housing...

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