As an occupational therapist working in inpatient psychiatric care, I am privileged to assist individuals as they navigate ...

In a recent conversation for the Brattleboro Retreat’s bi-weekly podcast, "Unravelling," Kurt White, vice president of Community Partnerships, sat down with Dr. Geoff Kane, Emeritus Chief of Addiction ...

The ski jump was the brainchild of Brattleboro resident Fred Harris, who caught the ski bug early. Harris was something of an evangelist for the emerging sport and would eventually be called “the man ...

Artists, winter enthusiasts and builders of all ages and experience levels have been working for weeks in garages, workshops, and backyards to design and build inventive entries for Artful Ice ...

The ride home from Rutland was a lot better for the Brattleboro boys basketball team than it was after its previous game. After getting crushed 75-44 at Rutland High, the Bears rolled past Mount St.

She was sent for a full neuropsychiatric evaluation before her doctors eventually diagnosed her with Long COVID. Figuring out what was really going on “is such a mixed bag,” she says.

Finding the right doctor—one who combines exceptional skill with genuine care—can seem like an insurmountable task. How do you choose from Greater Boston’s legion of world-class professionals?

Photo: Max To kick the tires on these plaudits, Vulture reached out to a medical professional who is a fan of the show: Dr. Lukas Ramcharran of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

On the eve of an early election, Doug Ford‘s Progressive Conservatives are looking to fix a political vulnerability with a plan to get every Ontarian a family doctor within four years.

“I would like to thank the doctors and healthcare workers in this hospital for their care: they do such a valuable and tiring job,” Pope Francis said in a written text of his Angelus prayer Sunda ...

Something magical is happening in Brattleboro this winter… All across Vermont, artists, builders, and creative minds have ...