Tristan Roberts ([email protected]) is a former state representative, a small-scale farmer, and a writer who...
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For the opening of the BMC's 2021–22 Season Guest Series, the Sarasa Ensemble presents “Points of Transition” in a concert at the Brattleboro Music Center on Friday, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m. Traveling through the many points of transition in music, the concert will feature the transformative energy of Arvo Pärt, Boccherini, Pohle, and Beethoven, encompassing works from the 17th to 20th centuries. Performers will include violinists Christina Day Martinson and Jesse Irons, violists Jessica Troy and Jenny Stirling, and...
Brattleboro Common Sense (BCS) and the Brattleboro Police Department have discussed the pros and cons of patrols without sidearms. BCS first proposed the practice to Chief Michael Fitzpatrick in 2017. In a meeting Oct. 8, consulting economist Adam Marchesseault and I presented research findings that support the safety of weaponless patrols, and the chief consented to our group interviewing officers and the department's use-of-force instructors to hear their thoughts and concerns. In some places, officers rely on backup from sharpshooters...
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