Letter to the editor: Elder is the best example of a Vermont politician

I’ve known Caleb Elder since Kindergarten. We grew up in Bristol together, were classmates at Bristol Elementary and Mt. Abe, and have remained friends ever since. I remember being quite surprised (and impressed) when he became more active in local politics at a fairly young age.

The next concert in the Five Town Friends of the Arts “Winter Into Spring Musical Library Tour” will be a performance by Nate Gusakov at the New Haven Community Library on Thursday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m.

Beginning Jan. 18, and concluding in May, there will be a free musical performance at each of the 5-town libraries: Bristol, Monkton, New Haven, Lincoln and Starksboro. 

I’d like to offer my sincere condolences to whoever lost two horses in a road accident on Route 116 recently. 

Bleep! Technical difficulties.  We’ve all been there.  Last Friday, Nate Gusakov had to pull the plug on his own show, which kicked off the new music series out of Burnham Hall in Lincoln.  “It all fell apart,” Gusakov said in a phone call this week. “We … (read more)

Back in the spring of 2020, Nate Gusakov had everything lined up to record his new EP “Many Mountains,” but then… COVID.  “My studio session was set for a week after lockdown was imposed,” he said during an interview earlier this month. “So that got total … (read more)

NEW HAVEN — The name says it all: Epic Little Folk Fest. This one-night festival of folk music, food and friends is coming to Tourterelle in New Haven on Sept. 20 — and, yes, it’s going to be, well, epic. Mark your calendars now. Moira Smiley and the belo … (read more)