While I sat at the computer and wondered where my vibrant, sun-filled fall days had gone, I decided that I would talk again about some pet myths. Sometimes I feel like the internet has actually made disinformation worse, despite how easy it is to get good information. The issue with the inte…
The 10th annual Pumpkin Festival on Sunday, hosted by the Leap Frog Nursery School, had a special guest — Vermont’s first 1-ton pumpkin.
Some moments, some people, some places we wish we could forget. But what if you are unable to recall anything about yourself and your life? If you cannot remember who you can trust? If you find that your own reflection reveals a stranger?
I’m always amazed at the yoga and healing businesses that pop up in our area. After having a very healing experience at a crystal attunement sound journey workshop, I asked owner Grace Pratt, 500 RYT, herbalist, and sound healing practitioner & instructor to share more about her life, sk…
Joanna Tebbs Young CIRCLES OF COMMUNITY Last month my family drove to the Outer Banks of North Carolina for a week’s vacation at the beach. Motoring along the highways of...
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Like most people, Rutland City Public Schools Superintendent Adam Taylor carries his wallet with him wherever he goes. But the most precious item inside is neither money nor credit cards.
One of the most accessible, well-known and celebrated artists in jazz visits Vermont, when sax standout Branford Marsalis brings his tight-knit quartet to Rutland’s Paramount Theatre Oct. 20.
The $19,000 raised at an annual golf tournament last month will go to the Flip Side Skate Park Program at the Rutland Recreation Center in honor of Robert Ettori, a 20-year-old Rutland man who was found dead in May, after he’d been missing since February.
PROCTOR — They’re the only family where someone has to say, “Do you want to get the corpse off the table so we can eat dinner?”
The 10th annual Pumpkin Festival on Sunday, hosted by the Leap Frog Nursery School, had a special guest — Vermont’s first 1-ton pumpkin.
CASTLETON — The Casella Theater at Castleton University was standing room only as hundreds of municipal administrators, organizers and legislators gathered last week for the Vermont Community Leadership Summit, “Making It Happen,” hosted by the Vermont Council on Rural Development.
While four interns in red shirts looked on last Thursday, Rutland Regional Medical Center received a “Spirit of the ADA Award” from the state.
Arts organization Art Is Vital made a public call to artists wishing to exhibit in temporary alternative galleries in Rutland. Six artists responded and are currently showing their work in two sites on Merchants Row and one on West Street. The exhibitions are the responsibility of the artist…
The Rutland City Fire Department is grooming its next generation.
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Previewing upcoming arts and entertainment events throughout the region.
Previewing upcoming arts and entertainment events throughout the region.
TV Review
If you’re going to make a puzzle-box mystery show in 2018, you better come correct. Landmark series like “Twin Peaks,” “The X-Files,” “Lost,” “Fringe” and “The Leftovers” have set a high bar. Each one was a sophisticated and fascinating example of how to build a gripping mystery that kept au…
Every time. Every time the depression horse show gets me.
Relationshipping, or “shipping” for short, is the act of rooting for the romantic pairing of the particular couple either in real life or within a fictional context. Shipping exists in all media, from young-adult novels and comic books to television and film and even real-life. If you’ve eve…