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Guilford community members show support by placing messages on Christmas tree at Minott property after fire destroys Vermont building.

Guilford home on Stage Road was engulfed in flames in a two-alarm fire on Nov. 27, 2023, with emergency crews rushing to the scene.

Deb Gendreau of Guilford continues her father's tradition of Santa carving. She now carves and paints the figures and sells them at local fairs.

DVFiber connected over 50 residences in Stamford and Readsboro, VT to the internet as part of a project to provide fiber internet to 24 towns.

Brattleboro Union High School has fully paid off an approximately $55.7 million bond taken out 22 years ago for campus renovations.

The Brattleboro Reformer held its sixth annual Award Ceremony and 24 women received acknowledgments for being changemakers, visionaries, and leaders.

Guilford Community Church's Thanksgiving Pie Sale on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at 38 Church Drive. Pies for $20.

Deb Gendreau of Guilford continues her father's tradition of carving Santa Clauses onto sticks, with her painting them herself.

Bill McKibben, co-founder of 350.org, will speak on "Climate Action and the Role of Faith Communities" in Guilford, VT on Nov. 16.

BRATTROCK rock festival back with 4 youth bands/performers. All ages welcome, $10 to $20. Raised funds for Youth Services. Contact info@brattrock.com.

Guilford Community Church children donate $100 to Groundworks Collaborative in Brattleboro, from their Sunday offerings. Libby Bennett visited to talk about it.

Bethaney LaClair, a non-profit executive, has joined the board of directors for Youth Services, where she will bring her strategic skills to the organization.

Guilford Planning Commission hosts talk by Matt Bachler on preserving Guilford's character, Nov. 2 at 6:30 pm. Zoom link on town website.

Children and parents are invited to trick or treat Guilford Center and the library on Oct 31. Costumes and a parade to Playscape with activities.

"Gaines Farm in Guilford hosts a haunted hay ride on Oct. 13, 2023, filled with the sounds of chainsaws and screams."

Guilford Free Library's October events include a Zoom meeting, watching the eclipse on the library lawn, a baby program, and a book talk.

In-Sight Photography's first youth photo contest winners announced at award ceremony and photo fair in Brattleboro on Sept. 30.

Mason Young's wood sculptures will be on display at Green River Bridge Inn, with an artist talk and exhibit this Saturday from 3 to 5 pm.

Free Tai Chi class hosted by Guilford Cares at Broad Brook Community Center on Oct. 5. Learn basics of Tai Chi Chuan with instructor Clàudia Prat.

Vernon seniors invited to walk with director of Vernon Recreation Department at J. Maynard Miller Town Forest on Oct. 10. Terrain is challenging.

Guilford Community Church, UCC, is holding a book sale on Oct. 7 from 8:30am-3pm. Books by donation, spend $25 for a free hardcover book. Call 802-257-0994.

The Better Places Roadshow visited Guilford and Brattleboro to see how state grants improved local projects, including a new park and a community mural.

In-Sight Photography will announce the winners of its youth photo contest on Saturday, Sept. 30, at an award ceremony in Brattleboro, VT.

Guilford Community Park opens Sunday, Sept. 24 with live music and a pavilion. Locals can bring a picnic and dancing shoes.