Life & Culture
Amid change, Brattleboro pieces a shattering past into a vision for the future
“It’s really symbolic in a lot of ways,” one local leader says of a public mosaic project in a downtown facing closures and crime. “You have to break the old to have the new.”
Nicaraguans made central Vermont home in the past year, but they may not be able to stay
Dozens came to the Montpelier area under a time-limited humanitarian program, but its expiration date is fast approaching.
Young Writers Project: ‘Floods – again’
This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Floods – again,” by Abigail Balon of Panton. Artwork is “Flooded Soccer Fields,” by Lucy Danto, from the YWP Media Library.
Elle Purrier St. Pierre caps Paris Olympic run with mettle, if not a medal
The 29-year-old Montgomery dairy farmer finished eighth Saturday in the women’s 1500-meter final.
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Elle Purrier St. Pierre qualifies for 1,500-meter finals in Paris
Finishing third with a final push, St. Pierre secured a chance to compete for a medal in Saturday’s finals.
Vermont Conversation: Investigative reporter Jason Moon exposes a century of abuse in New Hampshire’s juvenile justice center
More than a thousand people have said that the adults in charge at the YDC abused them.
Then Again: The Battle of Bennington and its aftermath
A German soldier’s firsthand account, which lingered in a German military archive for two centuries before being translated into English, paints a picture of the tumult that enveloped the battle and then the town of Bennington in the immediate aftermath of the fight.
Young Writers Project: ‘Acceptance before change’
This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Acceptance before change,” by Hannah Malin-Stremlau, 18, of Sharon. Artwork is “Over the Valley,” by Abigail Balon, 13, of Panton.
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