of the Whetstone Studio for the Arts on Saturday morning. HOLHUT/THE COMMONS A float by Alcan Power Equipment on Auger Hill Road pokes fun at what conditions were like immediately after Irene. Gannett died on Sunday, exactly one month shy of that milestone. Gannett speaks at a ceremony in Brattleboro in March that honored him on the eve of turning 95. Shumlin commemorates anniversary of storm, but some people have other goals -Artists, town officials, politicians, and media-types escaping the heat of a late-summer sun stood in the cooling shadow RANDOLPH T. Still waiting, moving on, still more to do Gov. The governor gave these out to public officials during his tour.
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The winner of the District 3 race will be succeeding retiring incumbent Sarah Edwards, who chose not to run for another term after 10 years in Montpelier Williamsville, South Newfane celebrate surviving Irene with a parade ALLISON TEAGUE/THE COMMONS An “I Am Vermont Strong” license plate autographed by Gov. 80 AT PRESS TIME the unofficial winner of the Democratic primary on Tuesday, defeating challenger Kate O’Connor by an unofficial tally of 352-323.
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Triebert was beaming and applauding as the first units of the parade - the firefighters of the South Newfane/Williamsville Fire Department - passed by. Hundreds of area residents turned out for the parade, which followed the Dover Road from the Green Iron Bridge in South Newfane to the Williamsville Hall, the site of a post-parade barbecue prepared by Jon Julian, a Dover Road resident who operates the Top of the Hill Grill in Brattleboro. South Newfane artist Christine Triebert, along with other community members, organized the Rock River Revival parade to honor how the community came together last year during and after Irene’s devastation. Holhut The Commons WILLIAMSVILLE-The spirit of resilience in the face of disaster was celebrated on Sunday in the villages of South Newfane and Williamsville with a parade, a barbecue, and sheer joy at having survived the worst of Tropical Storm Irene. Political newcomer and local businessman Tristan Toleno was declared By Randolph T. Primary: Toleno defeats O’Connor Partridge and Trieber trump Moore By Olga Peters The Commons BRATTLEBORO-Come January, there will be a new face in Montpelier representing Brattleboro’s District 3. NON-DAILY DIVISION page C4 Members of Vermont Independent Media receive The Commons in the mail.page B1 Sports Colonels, Terriers get ready for opening night Friday A portion of the advertising proceeds will be donated to recovery efforts. Box 1212, Brattleboro, VT 05302 Vermont Press Association N EWSPAPER CONTEST, 2011 THIS WEEK CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED Voices ANNIE HAWKINS Living with the bigot within me page C1 DEBORAH LUSKIN Medicare: A good model for a singlepayer health care system page C3 The Arts NEW MUSICAL ‘Pregnancy Pact’: When teen fantasies run into life’s hard realities FOOTBALL FIRST PRIZE The Best of Vermont - General Excellence SECOND PRIZE Best Local Story THIRD PRIZE Editorial Writing IRENE Dealing with the flood in southern Vermont, one year later A Look Back, a Look Ahead IRENE: A Look Back, a Look Ahead This special magazine supplement to this week’s paper, commemorating the catastrophic flooding one year ago this week, is a coproduction of The Commons and PrimeTime Concepts, Inc., publisher of SO Vermont Arts & Living. POSTAGE PAID BRATTLEBORO, VT 05301 PERMIT NO.
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