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Frederick Habich, 58, released from jail for arson, was re-arrested for violating a protection order after trespassing hours later.

Guilford Center Stage auditions for "Agatha!" will be July 30 and Aug. 2. Directed by Miles Ledoux, the show runs Oct. 17-19. No reservations needed.

Join the Zara Bode Little Big Band at Guilford Community Park on July 28, 6-8 PM for lively jazz. Bring a blanket and enjoy a family-friendly evening!

Big Al and Some Guys Band will perform at Springs Farm on July 24 at 6:30 p.m. Bring a picnic! Suggested donation: $15. Rain location: Broad Brook Center.

Join storyteller Andy Davis and local talents at Springs Farm in Guilford this Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Suggested donation $15; all welcome!

Join the Senior Walk on July 15 in Guilford with tree warden Matt Stinchfield. Explore Bassett Hill Road and learn about local history and trees.

Join the festive Second Annual 4th of July Picnic in Guilford on July 4 from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Enjoy food, games, music, and fun for all!

Join six storytellers at the Guilford Community Church’s “Art of Storytelling” event on June 29, 2 p.m. Donations welcome. Free refreshments after!

Brattleboro educators highlight equity work in schools as vital for fostering healthy relationships and critical thinking, amid challenges to DEI efforts.

Retired School Board member Shaun Murphy was honored by the Vermont Legislature for his 25 years of service and dedication to quality education.

WSESU hires Harley Sterling as food nutrition director, focusing on locally sourced food programs. Excitement surrounds potential for success.

Windham Southeast School District voters approved a $67.7 million budget, expressed concerns about statewide school closures, and honored a longtime board member. Taxes to decrease in Brattleboro and go up in Dummerston. There was debate about the budget, including attempts to reduce spending and concerns about surpluses. The budget includes funding for educational programs and improvements, including a new food service program. The budget was ultimately approved and school officials emphasized its importance for supporting teachers and students in the community. Governor's education plan may lead to school closures, opposition to the plan was expressed at the meeting. The meeting also recognized board members for their service.

Voters in Windham Southeast School District asked to support $67.7 million budget including goals for student achievement, graduation rates, and budget reduction.

Windham Southeast School Dist. Board switched reorg date to comply with law. Longtime member snubbed, but respected by colleagues for advocacy and support.

Recount planned for WSESD Board seat representing Guilford, with Fritts ahead of Young. Board counts votes from all four member towns.

Jocelyn Fritts wins seat on Windham Southeast School District Board, aims to represent community voices and improve schools for all students.

Candidates for Windham Southeast School District Board shared perspectives and goals at a recent forum. Most races are uncontested, focusing on student success and local education needs.

Governor's education reform plan in Brattleboro faces skepticism from the local community. Concerns raised about timelines, funding formula changes, and loss of local control.Democratic legislators express doubts about the plan's impact on children. Community calls for continued engagement.

Deborah Stanford, Matt Schibley, and Jessica Everlith want to continue serving on the Windham Southeast School District Board without opposition.

Peter Muller of Peter Muller Glass in Guilford works on one of his creations for the Glasstastic exhibit at the Brattleboro museum on Feb. 18, 2025.

Superintendent seeks legal advice on handling potential ICE visits at Windham Southeast Supervisory Union schools, develops procedure to protect students.

Windham Southeast School District joins Rural School Community Alliance in response to Governor's plan to dissolve local school boards and create larger districts.

Jocelyn Fritts running for WSESD Board in Guilford, wants inclusive schools. Emphasizes safety, comfort, and social justice for students.

Resident's analysis of Halifax's road expenses show them much higher than neighboring communities. Select Board acknowledges report but does not plan on further action. Highway budget 51% higher than Guilford and 108% higher than Marlboro. Resident suggests annual savings up to $547,000. Board members discuss gravel costs and potential audit. Resident's analysis criticized by board for not addressing all factors.