November 15 • 1995
William Greer: Football Folk Hero or the Biggest Drug Kingpin in Vermont?; Democrats to Dean: ‘Come Baaaack;’ Catching Up With Deborah Lubar; Dancing for Dough — Not; Film: Two Many Aces
Mamma Vey: Deborah Lubar plays it Jewish and Italian in a new one-woman show
It’s 1957. Ten-year-old Deborah Lubar and her White Plains pals are squirming around her best friend’s kitchen table. Lunch is served — creamed mushrooms — and a predictable protest ensues. Until, that is, The Mom silences the lot of them with one sentence: “Let me tell you about eating what’s in front of you.” As…
Backtalk: Larry McCrorey, Champ 101 ad, Tones Burlington, R.I.P. Century Plaza
COLOR WORKS: No sign of Ira Allen at the new multicultural gallery at the University of Vermont. Even Guy Bailey and David Willard Howe look out of place next to “Dahomey,” “Bebop Kuba” and other wild works on display in the biggest study lounge on campus. “So many of the images here are of white…
Billy the Kid – William Greer: football folk hero or the biggest drug kingpin in Vermont?
To the United States Government, 46- year-old William Greer of South Burlington is the mastermind behind an international drug-smuggling operation that’s been thriving in the Green Mountains for at least 15 years. But to Ellen Raymond, he’s a living legend. Raymond is the defendant advocate for Vermont Vocals, an activist group supporting the decriminalization and…
Ho-Ho Come Home
Peter Freyne calls Sanders the Terminator because no one he has defeated has ever won another campaign.
