Advocates promote changes in how we perceive psychedelics

SPARK is a newly formed Vermont nonprofit working to encourage ethical, accessible community education on psychedelics and psychedelic-assisted therapies through public talks and conversations.

The space includes a more curated collection of books, as well as spaces for reading, playing and taking part in library programming while work continues at the library on North Street.

Congratulations as well to the organizers of Big Pride in the Little City for another successful Pride celebration.

SALISBURY — The Salisbury Free Public Library has reopened by appointment, according to Librarian Ruth Bernstein. You may call (802-352-4198), email ([email protected]) or message on facebook (@SalisburyLibrary), either to order materials p … (read more)

ADDISON COUNTY and BRANDON — With the spread of COVID-19 much of the services we are used to are shutting down in one way or another, and public libraries are no exception. Thanks to online technology, however, no one needs to go without a good read, and … (read more)

We ended our work early at the Statehouse on Feb. 7 due to the huge snowstorm, but otherwise we’re just about one month into the 2020 Legislative Session and it’s been nonstop action! We’ve already sent several important bills to Gov. Scott for signature. … (read more)

BRANDON — With diverse auction items arriving from town artisans, local businesses and talented neighbors, the Brandon Library is gearing up for what they say should be a banner year for its 28th annual auction. The auction is set a bit earlier this year, … (read more)