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A Montpelier Physician Makes the Case or More Imagination in Health Care

October 13, 2026

MONTPELIER — What if health care, workplaces, and other systems were designed with the people who use them in mind? That question is at the heart of Montpelier physician Mel Houser’s new…

State House “Greek Slave” Statue Still Relevant

January 8, 2016

by Tom Brown

story and photos by Carla Occaso MONTPELIER — If you look within the chandelier that illuminates Representative Hall in the Vermont State House (the…

Focus on Photography

December 17, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Daniel A. Neary, Jr. It was in the 1930s that a group of photographers organized to form f/64. This collection of lensmen and…

Epstein’s One-Man Show (through Jan. 8) at the Medical Center Gallery

December 17, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham BERLIN — Ed Epstein, a local artist who is also a musician and builder of stoves, furnaces, houses and boats —…

Singer/Songwriter David Mallett To Perform

December 3, 2015

by Tom Brown

Also On Stage: Violinists Alexander Romanul, Annie Rowell and Roy MacNeil GREENSBORO — The Greensboro Arts Alliance and Residency presents famed singer/songwriter David…

BOOK REVIEW: Vermont Moments: ‘A Celebration of Place, People, and Everyday Miracles’

December 3, 2015

by Tom Brown

by John O’Brien M. Dickey Drysdale who published and edited The Herald of Randolph for 43 years (from Nixon to Obama) has written a first-rate…

Photographs by Josh Blouin

November 21, 2015

by Tom Brown

“Taking pictures is savoring life intensely, every hundredth of a second.” -Marc Riboud Photographer Josh Blouin,…

Dwight & Nicole: On Top, and Still Free to be Fabulous

November 21, 2015

by Tom Brown

TV’s “The Voice” star and her powerhouse partner play The Flying Stage in Barre, Nov. 21 by Ricka McNaughton Before a concert, Nicole Nelson…

A Salute to Choral Director and Montpelier High School Graduate Chris Shepard

November 21, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham It’s time once again to catch up with Chris Shepard, a June 1983 graduate of Montpelier High School, who will be…

BOOK REVIEW: Secrets to Investing in Vermont Review of ‘Vermont Dollars, Vermont Sense’

November 6, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Carl Etnier Four years ago, Michael Shuman spoke at the State House on economic development based on small, locally owned businesses. He asked…

BOOK REVIEW: From Red Flannel Hash to Bean Hole Beans: New Cookbook Dishes Out Village Secrets

November 6, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Carla Occaso “The Adamant Co-op Cookbook” contains recipes, original art by Janet MacLeod and more from the “oldest cooperative food store in Vermont…

Singing Along with Don McLean at the Barre Opera House

November 6, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham BARRE — Singer-songwriter Don McLean — with his five-piece back-up band — thrilled a near-capacity audience at the Barre Opera House…

Meet the Artists Who Created The ‘Precious Guru’ Exhibit

October 2, 2015

by Tom Brown

BERLIN — An exhibition devoted to the eighth century yogi-magician who founded Tibetan Buddhism is on view at the University of Vermont Health Network…

Capital City Concerts to Play Messiaen’s “End of Time” Quartet on October 17

October 2, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham Capital City Concerts will open its 15th season of performances on Saturday evening, October 17 with a concert in Montpelier that…

Meet Storytellers Tim Jennings and Leanne Ponder

October 2, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham The direct experience of the storyteller, the story and the storyteller’s audience — these encounters are as old as human history.…

Lost Nation Open with “Hounds of the Baskervilles” on September 17 and Follows with Shakespeare's Comedy “As You Like It” on September 24

September 16, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nancy Taube Lost Nation Theater’s “The Hound of the Baskervilles” begins with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous story of the frightening murder of…

Storytelling, Mime and Vaudeville at the 4 Corners Schoolhouse on October 3

September 16, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham EAST MONTPELIER — Storytelling duo Tim Jennings and Leanne Ponder are presenting what they describe as “a close-up variety show” to…

“A Fleeting Animal” Revived

September 4, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham Something big is about to happen in the Vermont arts world. This September, after a performance break of 15 years —…

Boston Duo Plays Montpelier

September 4, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Joyce Kahn MONTPELIER — Music lovers attended a particularly memorable concert this summer. It both inaugurated the new Main Street pocket park as…

The Breeze BOOK REVIEW: “Capt’n Bob’s Adventures in Child Psychology”

August 7, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Lindsey Grutchfield Despite the bizarre title, Robert Belenky’s new book “Capt’n Bob’s Adventures in Child Psychology” has no small degree of merit. Granted,…

Dance and Theater Installation Coming to Kent Museum

June 4, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Gwen Roolf- CALAIS — An innovative combination of dance and theater is coming to the historic Kent Museum in Calais, June 18-21. “Threads and…

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