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Autumn Fest brings handmade crafts, food and family fun to Keene (opens the original)
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Brielle Balamuth, 7, stands in front of a fan near the entrance to a hot air balloon at ELF Autumn Festival 2025 at the Cheshire Fairgrounds in Swanzey. Thats like the most wind ever, Balamuth said. It was like a tornado. Visitors to this yearâs ELF Autumn Fest, put on by The Keene Sentinel, will have plenty to browse, eat and experience, but behind many of the items for sale will be stories of family traditions, creative experimentation and crafts kept alive one handmade piece at a time. The
INTO LIGHT uses portraiture to tell stories of Vermonters lost to overdose (opens the original)
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When Theresa Clower began drawing the portrait of her son Devon after his death in 2018, she wasn't trying to start a movement. She was trying to find a way through grief; however, what began as one mother's personal tribute has since grown into the INTO LIGHT Project, a national nonprofit that pairs graphite portraits with written narratives celebrating the lives of people lost to overdose and substance use disorder. The project's latest exhibition is on view at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Cen
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