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Early Arlington settler Baker recalled 250 years after attack on family

ARLINGTON A brutal nighttime attack on the family of Remember Baker one of Arlington’s prominent early settlers was marked Monday by residents, and local and state officials

Ceremony in Arlington to mark 250th anniversary of Remember Baker

ARLINGTON A public ceremony in Arlington is planned for 2:00 p.m. on Monday, March 21, to commemorate the 250th anniversary of a historic and violent home invasion and the

Talk on Remember Baker, important figure in local history, coming to Bennington Museum

BENNINGTON — 250 years ago, in March of 1772, tensions between two groups, Yorkers and the Green Mountain Boys, escalated. In the middle of the night, Yorkers broke into Remember

Joshua Sherman Spearheads an Arts-Led Revitalization in Norman Rockwell's Arlington | Performing Arts | Seven Days

Don Keelan: Except for a few, we are all flatlanders

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Years ago, my wife and I sold several old buildings in East Arlington, Vt. We may have been the fifth or sixth owner since the buildings were constructed by an out-of-state speculator who came to Vermont to take advantage of the possible business and population expansion that he had envisioned. Using today’s standards, the original builder would be described as a “flatlander,” or a non-native Vermonter: he was not born here, nor did his family have roots that went back six or eight generations. His goal was to set up a business on the town line between Arlington and Sunderland to take advantage of each town’s development incentives.