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Windham Southeast School District approved a $67.7 million budget including improvements to Tenney Field grandstand. Budgeting process involves reductions and questioning expenses. School taxes expected to fluctuate in different towns. An annual district meeting will be held on March 18 for voters to have their say.
Jessica Everlith will fill a vacancy on the Windham Southeast School District Board until March election, focusing on creating an inclusive environment.
Schools in Windham Southeast Supervisory Union closed due to cold weather causing diesel buses to not start. All schools in the district were affected.
Three Dummerston residents offered to fill vacancy on school board. Eva Nolan resigns from Windham Southeast School District Board. March election to choose new members.
School Board finalizing proposal for $67.8 million budget with a 1.2% increase. Tax rates expected to decrease in some towns. Budget to be reviewed in January.
A policy for superintendent contract negotiations is being developed after criticism for lack of board input. Superintendent Speno feels good about his three-year contract with 4% annual raises. Board chair Beekman defended her actions and stated the board authorized negotiations. A previous raise was advised due to high inflation. Speno goes through an annual evaluation process.
Joel Thurber taps the last trees at Viking Farms in Guilford before sugaring season on Jan. 9, 2025.
Windham Southeast schools are creating a Portrait of a Graduate document to define success. Community feedback is sought through upcoming focus groups.
Eva Nolan resigns from WSESD Board due to lack of progress. Replacement to be appointed before election in March. Interested residents can apply.
Green River Carol Sing returns for its 61st anniversary on Dec. 22. Event sponsored by Green River Village Preservation Trust to honor Minotts' legacy.
The Rock River Players showcase their talent in Jean Genet's "The Maids" with impressive and multi-faceted acting in this psychological drama.
Gaines Farm in Guilford hosts a haunted hay ride and corn maze with chainsaws and screams on Oct. 11, 2024, creating a spooky atmosphere.
Mark Fenwick produces wood sculptures in his home studio in Guilford, aiming to establish a sculpture walk on his property showcasing his work.
Guilford Fair on Sept. 2, 2024 attracts crowds with good weather and exciting activities, bringing smiles to everyone attending.
Former Whetstone Station in Brattleboro to reopen as Rail & River Tavern, offering high-end American food, Vermont Beer Makers, and river views.
Guilford Select Board surprised when Town Clerk Danielle Latulippe resigns, no reason given; Assistant Clerk also resigns; controversy around letters.
Guilford Free Library presents 'cello concert on Sept. 7 at Guilford Center Meeting House with musicians Judith Serkin, Elizabeth Tuma, Peter Wiley, and Theodore Mook. Tickets available.
The EPA is failing to regulate preventable diseases caused by toxic chemicals in the US, leading to unnecessary deaths. Government needs to act.
Jason Herron and opponent share foundation beliefs for Windham 1 State Representative Seat. Herron raised concerns about town violations in Guilford but was denied a meeting by the Select Board, leading to frustrations. Select Board voted to use taxpayer money for legal fees. Many point fingers at Herron, but few have listened to his side. Was he treated fairly in this situation?
Guilford Community Church hosting benefit variety show on Sunday at 2pm in sanctuary. Tickets available at door with suggested donation.
The documentary "The Blues Society" premieres in Guilford, VT. It tells the story of the Memphis Country Blues Festival and the struggle for recognition and dignity in 1969 America.
Springs Farm in Guilford to host "Electric Perseids" event with stargazing and live music on Monday. Rain date on Tuesday. $5-10 donation suggested.
Local woman with farming roots in Vernon runs Farm Picked, delivering fresh produce from local farms. Offers pick-up and delivery in the region.
Vermont Supreme Court upholds dismissal of Jason Herron's appeal against Guilford Select Board, stating his arguments did not support reversal.