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Elayne Clift (elayne-clift.com) has written this column about women, politics, and social issues for almost...
The Northwest Quarterly Meeting of Friends (Quakers) is a coalition of 14 Quaker congregations in...
This letter was submitted on behalf of Spark faculty. PUTNEY-We, the faculty of the Spark...
Matt Dorsey serves on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. He delivered this memoriam to...
Since publication of a Viewpoint in The Commons [“No more secrecy,” Voices, Aug. 11] that exposed investigations into former Brattleboro Union High School teacher Zeke Hecker's conduct with students, Mindy Haskins Rogers says people have been coming forward with stories of grooming and abuse there. Now she wants the community to know that “local law enforcement is interested in hearing from anybody who has been affected by sexual abuse or sexual assault at Brattleboro Union High School.” Haskins Rogers also...
Brattleboro-based youth rock band Nomad vs. Settler walked away with several top honors at the Youth Performers Club Showcase hosted by the Hard Rock Cafe in Boston on Nov. 13. Out of 15 competing acts from around the Northeast, Nomad vs. Settler won first place overall for Best Group/Band, as well as awards for Best Instrumental Performance (Archer Parks, lead guitarist), and Best Original Song (“Dust to Dust”), according to a news release. The competition featured a mix of solo...
Hannah Sorila is a writer and community organizer who aims to align intention and impact in community safety and public policy. BRATTLEBORO-If Brattleboro were seen as a community and not a business, the emergency would be that we have neighbors living outside, on our streets, because they do not have access to a safe and stable roof over their heads. If Brattleboro were seen as a community and not a business, we would understand that the solution to homelessness is...
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