‘Cowman’ Woody Jackson exhibits at Vermont Law and Graduate School Vermont artist brings his view of the state to the Dean Shirley A. Jefferson Gallery. By Pearl Bellomo
Rutland rally uses satire as a form of resistance Latest anti-Trump rally in Rutland uses “Emperor’s New Clothes” fable as the theme. By Pearl Bellomo
Brandon Area Toy Project assists families across five towns The organization serves the towns of Brandon, Leicester, Whiting, Goshen and Sudbury. By Pearl Bellomo
Poultney band director passes the baton after 12 years Joe Szabo, director of the Poultney-Granville Town Band, steps down and resumes former role of clarinet player By Pearl Bellomo
‘History in Stories’ seeks to preserve Rutland memories History in Stories is an oral history project for residents in the Rutland area. By Pearl Bellomo
Rutland Garden Club serves the city with winter projects The club currently has more than 50 active members and meets on the second Tuesday of each month in Rutland By Pearl Bellomo
‘Pride and Prejudice’ performance in Brandon benefits Camp Thorpe Director Shelly Hudson is also executive director at the 99-year-old camp for people with developmental disabilities By Pearl Bellomo
Lisa Kent merges pastel and haiku in “Vision and Verse” collection On exhibit at Vermont Law and Graduate School, Kent’s collection expresses concern for the environment with soft pastels. By Pearl Bellomo
Rutland Sculpture Trail addition honors regional polio expert and health care workers The sculpture, revealed on Sept. 19, is dedicated to local health care workers who responded to the outbreak of COVID-19. By Pearl Bellomo
