Patrick K. Kelly, 1962-2024

BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – Patrick K. Kelly, 61, of Atkinson Street, passed away on Saturday, March 23, 2024, at home surrounded by his family, after a short illness. Pat was born on April 28, 1962, in Bellows Falls, to Maurice … Continued

LTE Priscilla Lambert for Rockingham School Board

Dear Editor,   I am the current Rockingham School Board Chair, and running for reelection. Being fully informed on all issues and supporting all people is essential. I ask hard questions of administrators and staff. I listen and consider community … Continued

Vermonters make plans for April 8 rare total solar eclipse

PROCTORSVILLE, Vt. – The audience was standing room only on Tuesday, March 19, at the Cavendish Fletcher Community Library in Proctorsville. The crowd had gathered for the Eclipse 2024 presentation, given by astronomer Claudio Véliz, and sponsored by the Cavendish … Continued

Violinist Johnny Gandelsman at Next Stage Arts

PUTNEY, Vt. – Next Stage Arts presents violinist and former member of Silkroad Ensemble Johnny Gandelsman, performing works written in response to the turbulent and disconnected time of the early pandemic and the murder of George Floyd. The anthology of … Continued

Chester Townscape Tree and Shrub Sale

CHESTER, Vt. – Chester Townscape’s annual Tree and Shrub Sale has begun. This event offers good-size, proven trees and shrubs at below regular, nursery retail prices, to help people beautify their properties. Here are the 2024 seven shrub selections offered: … Continued

The old way

I live in a different world than most people. I remember in high school the teacher asked us seniors what we wanted to do when we left school. You can imagine many of the answers: college, marriage, riding a motorcycle … Continued

LTE Peter Golec endorses Rockingham candidates

Dear Editor,   I would like to congratulate the BFUHS board members who produced the budget with a 3.5% increase, despite a concerted effort to vote it down and replace it with a more expensive version. The budget that passed … Continued

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