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After fighting tooth and nail to stay open, one of fewer than a half dozen privately owned nursing and rehabilitation homes left in the state will close on April 28. Patients at McGirr Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, LLC, on Atkinson Street were told last week they needed to find an alternative facility. For many, that will mean a move to Springfield. The circumstances of the closing created a stir. State Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) surveyors “tagged” the...

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On Friday, April 6, the world will finally have a chance to meet Lil' Balzac, a wannabe rapper willing to go the extra mile to realize his dreams of working with his favorite record producer. Lil' Balzac is the title character of a homegrown 30-minute absurdist comedy film shot in Brattleboro with a local cast and crew. It will have its first preview screening from 6:45 to 7:45 p.m., at the Latchis Theatre, a fitting place for the film's debut.

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A new bill, H.191, gives Vermont legislators the opportunity to banish the cruel and widely despised practice of recreational trapping from our state. Steel-jaw leghold traps cause gruesome injuries, prolonged agony, and death for an untold number of wild and domestic animals in Vermont. Trapped animals may die of blood loss, dehydration, hypothermia, or predation, or may chew or twist off a limb, paw or digit to escape. Traps also drown animals, a particularly inhumane and horrifying death for river...

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