BRATTLEBORO—The Neighborhood Schoolhouse, which had announced its permanent closure, will continue operations under the management of a new board of trustees and school administration. Ten short days after the school abruptly closed, its board issued an announcement on Feb. 15, crediting the decision to “the outpouring of support from .
BRATTLEBORO—This year marks the 100th anniversary of not only the Harris Hill Ski Jump but the other contributions of Fred Harris to the fabric of his community: the Brattleboro Outing Club and the Brattleboro Winter Carnival, as well as the building that he built on Cedar Street. Harris headed off .
BRATTLEBORO—When Dana Sprague began thinking of how to commemorate the centennial of the Harris Hill Ski Jump in print about four years ago, he brought some ideas to his fellow trustees of Harris Hill Ski Jump Inc., the nonprofit that oversees all things Harris Hill. “My thought was doing .
With the frosty sound of snow beneath feet in 18 degrees of Vermont cold, three state representatives from Brattleboro met on the steps of the State House last Wednesday to honor John and Mary Carnahan for 64 years of service to community. John Carnahan, 93, arrived in town in .
BRATTLEBORO—Around the world, as of this week, almost 5.5 million people have now died from COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic. Each population has had its own experiences because of how governments have decided to handle both the social and economic consequences of a global pandemic. Within .