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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…

Kathleen Keenan to Star as Patsy Cline

June 4, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham- Stage name: Patsy Cline Birth name: Virginia Patterson Hensley Born: September 8, 1932, in Winchester, Virginia. Died: March 5, 1963,…

Echo Valley Offers Shakespeare Camps for Area Youth

May 21, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate. Rough winds do shake the…

Vermont Arts Council Turns 50

May 7, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Carla Occaso The first legislative general fund allocation for the Vermont Arts Council in 1965: $500. Fiscal Year 2015 legislative general fund allocation:…

A Tribute to Catherine Orr

May 7, 2015

by Tom Brown

Editor’s Note: The final event of the Capital City Concerts 2014-2015 season will be dedicated to Catherine Orr, whose contributions to musical life in…

Teen Filmmakers Pledge Long-term Collaboration

May 7, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Ahri Messina The ability to straddle the line between professionalism and having fun is something very important to any artist or performer. It’s…

BOOK REVIEW: “Dumped: Stories of Women Unfriending Women”

May 7, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Lindsey Grutchfield Female relationships are generally complicated, often messy, and frequently overlooked by the literary world. Realistic portrayals of their complexities can be…

Broaden Your Horizons by Viewing Mary Admasian’s Art at the Supreme Court Gallery

May 7, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Kathy Hollen MONTPELIER — Local artist and entrepreneur Mary Admasian, one of six artists selected to display their work at the Supreme Court…

It's Showtime in Greensboro!

May 7, 2015

by Tom Brown

by David Kelley There are forces within cities and towns that are, in some ways, similar to the forces of nuclear physics. Either by…

Up Close with Major Jackson, Poet

April 2, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham MONTPELIER — At the very moment when the April 2 issue of The Bridge is going to press — poet Major…

Poetic Play at Library Features African American Voices

April 2, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Margaret Blanchard MONTPELIER— The Kellogg-Hubbard Library will present “Our Dream Deferred: Past, Present, and Future,” a play by Sue Morris, of Marshfield, that…

“Brave Men Don't Cry” by Curt Whiteway: A Review

April 2, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Lindsey Grutchfield There certainly is no lack of reading material or films about the events of World War II. From award-winning movies such…

Lost Nation to Open Season with Contrasting Productions

April 2, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham MONTPELIER — Two very different plays, “Eurydice” by American poet and playwright Sarah Ruhl, and the classic coming-of-age adventure story “Treasure…

Teams to Compete in “Film Slam” Competition

March 20, 2015

by Tom Brown

by John O’Brien Have you ever made a seven minute video? I suspect many readers can respond in the affirmative to this question. It’s…

Films Abound at the Green Mountain Film Festival

March 20, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Dahria Messina MONTPELIER — Spring is upon us and so is the event of the year! Every March the Green Mountain Film…

Does Poetry Matter? Five Poets Wrestle With this Auden-Inspired Question.

March 20, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Nat Frothingham MONTPELIER — PoemCity 2015, a month-long celebration of poetry, will kick off April 1 at 7:30 p.m., with a Farmer’s Night…

Green Mountain Film Festival Returns to Enliven March

March 6, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Dahria Messina MONTPELIER — The Green Mountain Film Festival is a tradition that residents of Montpelier look forward to every year. For a…

Local Musician Launch's Anti-Bullying CD for School Children

February 27, 2015

by Tom Brown

MONTPELIER — Local singer/songwriter Susan Picking is set to perform with local children on Feb. 28 at 5 p.m. at North Branch Cafe, 41 State St.…

BOOK REVIEW: A Review of "Stunned by Illumination" by Jeanne Weston Cook

February 6, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Lindsey Grutchfield Jeanne Weston Cook’s new book of poetry, “Stunned By Illumination,” is a deeply personal work, oftentimes overtly reflecting the inner…

And Why Was the U.S. Capitol Police at the Library Last Week?

January 10, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Tom McKone MONTPELIER — The U.S. Capitol Police arrived about 45 minutes in advance. It was Monday, Dec. 29. Carol, a circulation staff…

BOOK REVIEW: Review of “The Headmaster’s Wife” by Thomas Christopher Greene

January 10, 2015

by Tom Brown

by Carla Occaso “The Headmaster’s Wife,” the latest book by Vermont College of Fine Arts president Thomas Christopher Greene, plunges the reader into a…

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