BOSTON—Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports on Thursday night, July 22, received the $10,000 first-place award in Vermont as part of the 7th annual IMPACT awards, a joint initiative of the Red Sox Foundation and the Ruderman Family Foundation which this […]
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Life in the fast lane
By Dom Cioffi I spent this past week in Boston. I was there with a couple of my coworkers attending a marketing conference. Our goal was to pick up some valuable knowledge concerning the future of online marketing, which is […]
An evening with American Vinyl All Star Band to benefit Vt. State Troopers Association
Saturday, July 14, 7:30 p.m.—WOODSTOCK—In a benefit for the Vermont State Troopers Association, the American Vinyl All Star Band will be giving a concert on Saturday, July 14 at the Woodstock Town Hall Theater. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; showtime […]
Counter-protesting civilly
By Brady Crain A crowd in the Boston Common recently marched in protest of the Free Speech rally and against white supremacy. By Brady Cain It took me quite a while to digest what happened in Boston. One of the […]
Hairdresser brings Boston experience back to Rutland roots, Newbury Street to Center Street
By Evan Johnson Hairdressers hear all kinds of things. Just ask Hilary McCoy, a hairdresser with over 16 years of experience. Details about work, family, relationships and more come out in the time it takes for a haircut or color. […]
Comedian Bob Marley to bring laughter to Rutland
Friday, Jan. 22 at 8 p.m. — RUTLAND — Funny man Bob Marley makes an appearance at Paramount Theatre on Friday, Jan. 22 for an 8 p.m. show. Originally from Maine, Bob Marley began performing stand-up comedy in his hometown of Portland. […]
Not in our backyard
Ever since I was a boy, I thought it would be really fun someday to watch the Olympics in person. Alas, I might have actually fulfilled this dream if, in late July, Boston had not dropped its bid to host […]