BELLOWS FALLS-In May, a community group will begin unveiling its work on a $37,000 study...
WINDHAM-Parents in the Windham School District, who sought via a lawsuit to have the district...
BRATTLEBORO-Talk to anybody about Vermont's housing crisis, and the subject of high construction costs will...
BRATTLEBORO-JoAnne Rogers has been a member of the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Auxiliary since 1993. "I...
Sandglass Theater's 10th edition of their international festival of puppet theater, Puppets in the Green Mountains, takes place in Brattleboro and Putney on Sept. 19-23. It includes performances, workshops, film, lectures, community discussions, and more. The festival will open with a fundraising gala at the Brattleboro Museum & Arts Center on Sept. 20, at 5:30 p.m. This is an opportunity to meet the guest artists from Taiwan, the UK, and Canada, as well as performers and other guest from around...
RE: “Getting the area to prepare for long-term storage” [News, April 24]: Thank you for running this lengthy, informative article on spent nuclear fuel. The price tag for moving the nation's highly radioactive spent fuel out of the pools into safer, longer term dry casks would be $7 billion, Robert Alvarez has stated elsewhere, and the nuclear industry estimates are even cheaper: $3.5 billion. This compares quite favorably with the $8.3 billion the U.S. has offered to put up to...
The Brattleboro Literary Festival will host a free virtual Literary Cocktail Hour. The event, on Friday, July 17, at 5 p.m., will feature three mystery writers: Archer Mayor, Paula Munier, and Julia Spencer-Fleming. Archer Mayor is the locally-loved author of the Vermont-based Joe Gunther series. The Orphan's Guilt, the 31st book in the series, is forthcoming in September. Paula Munier is the creator of the Vermont-based Mercy and Elvis mystery series featuring former Army MP Mercy Carr and her retired...
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