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Meet the man keeping Vermont’s roads cleaner (opens the original)
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Saxtons River resident Will Corbett has spent decades serving neighbors through roadside cleanups, recycling and anti-war activism. Will Corbett has lived in Saxtons River for the better part of his adult life, though he grew up in Newark, New Jersey. At age 18, in 1968, he was a student at Essex Catholic High School. “Growing up with a single mom and an older brother, I found history was my thing in High School. I grew up reading about war heroes and Davy Crockett and all those myths. Then in 1
Community Profile: Retiree of the art world drawn to the Brattleboro vibe (opens the original)
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One day in 2004, Sandy Thompson and his wife Lauren visited Brattleboro from their home in California. They were in town to visit his sister, Annie (and Joy, her partner of now 30-plus years). Annie had moved from California (where she and Sandy grew up) to Grafton, Vermont 33 years ago, stayed for two years, and then made a permanent move to West Brattleboro where she has lived since. When Sandy and Lauren drove into town that day in late 2004, he saw a banner stretched across Main Street down
Community Profile | Quite a 'feet': 36 years at the Shoe Tree with Ralph Ellis and Lauren Pelis (opens the original)
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The year of 1990 was one of big changes for the Ellis family. Ralph Ellis had grown up in Millers Falls, Mass., in the same house where his father grew up (a dwelling dating back to the late 1700s). After high school, he enlisted in The US Air Force. Upon leaving the service four years later, and with help from the GI Bill, he enrolled at UMass/Amherst from which he graduated four years later with a major in analytical chemistry. He worked for a company that made products for use in the metal pl
Community Profile by Gordon Hayward: NYC bargeman drawn to rural life in Vermont (opens the original)
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WARDSBORO â Patrick Branley was born on September 3, 1954 on Staten Island very close to the Hudson River and New York Harbor. (The Verrazzano Bridge over it to Brooklyn was 10 years from completion.) In a way, he never left that river, though he has had a home with his family in Wardsboro, Vermont since 1979. Pat has worked as a bargeman for 54 years, much as his Dad did. These barges, primarily for delivering petroleum products, can be up to 400 feet long and 60 feet wide with a capacity upw
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