2024 Village Dance Series starts on April 20 at Broad Brook Community Center in Guilford. Live music, dancing, story-telling, and potluck supper. All ages welcome, no experience needed. $10 for adults, $6 for children, $25 for families. Contact Andy Davis for more info.
Guilford Cares will host an estate planning presentation by attorney Jonathan D. Secrest covering important topics and mistakes to avoid on Thursday at Broad Brook Community Center. Contact Guilford Cares for more information.
Boston vocal quintet Culomba will perform in Guilford on April 5 at 7 p.m. Admission is $20. Culomba specializes in close harmony singing from global styles.
San Antonio Spurs executive Tom James reflects on his successful career, team's culture, and winning the state basketball championship in 1986 Brattleboro.
Guilford Community Church hosting free Easter Treasure Hunt for kids aged 3-13 at Guilford Community Park on March 30. Pre-registration required.
Voters in Windham Southeast School District approve $65.8 million budget, worry over high tax rates. Surplus funds to be added to revenue side.
After nearly 50 years, Dana and Malcolm McNair are retiring from Viking Nordic Center, leaving behind a legacy of love, support, and memories.
Budget challenges in the Windham Southeast School District lead to proposed solutions such as spending freezes, revenue adjustments, and tax rate increases.
Suzie Brunswick, a dedicated operating-room nurse at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital for over 47 years, shares her passion for patient care and teamwork.
Town clerks conducted recounts for a close School Board race in Brattleboro. Incumbent Tim Maciel & Colleen Savage remain winners by a few votes.
Recounts are scheduled for a close School Board race in Windham Southeast School District this week, with candidates considering contesting the results.
Windham Southeast School District likely to recount votes in a close School Board race. Candidates may petition for a re-vote due to ballot discrepancies.
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Matt Schibley, Tim Maciel, Colleen Savage, Brian Remer, and Anne Beekman won elections in the Windham Southeast School District. Kelly Young lost.
Deborah Mcneil withdrew from the School Board race in Guilford due to family concerns, endorsing Brian Remer instead to represent the best interests of students.
WSESD Board plans to stick with 3% budget increase despite potential removal of 5% cap on property taxes, aiming to make adjustments to revenue.
Rich Leavy is running for the Windham Southeast School District Board in Brattleboro, focusing on listening to community needs, school resources, and construction experience.
Kelly Young is a strong supporter of education, running for re-election in the Windham Southeast School District Board in Guilford against two opponents.
Richard Davis, running for Brattleboro Select Board, aims for transparency, affordability, and community engagement. Background in nursing and advocacy.
Brian Remer is vying for School Board in Windham Southeast School District. He aims to create a welcoming school climate and improve education.
Windham Southeast School District Board adopted a statement on Israel and Gaza conflict to support students in becoming critical thinkers.
Windham Southeast School District Board races are contested. Candidates include Tim Maciel, Colleen Savage, Rich Leavy, Matt Schibley, Lance Cutler, and more.
Vermont expands early childhood education, with new pre-k classes in Brattleboro. Act 76A to offer full-day pre-k for 4-year-olds by 2026. Exciting changes ahead!
Windham Southeast School District's proposed $65 million budget aims to keep positions added during COVID-19, with a 5% tax increase under new law Act 127.