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- Courtesy of Katie Runde | Rev. Diane Sullivan
- Issue of
- Sep 20-26, 2023
- Vol. 28, No. 50
19th-Century Educator Alexander Twilight Broke Racial Barriers, but Only Long After His Death. It’s Complicated.; Armed With a Video Camera, One Man Documents Crime and Disorder in Burlington; In a Classic Vermont Mountain Road Rally, Winning Takes Precision and Smarts, Not Speed; Santiago’s Celebrates Cuban American Food and Culture in Burlington
News
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- PAID POST Health Care
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How UVM Health Network – Home Health & Hospice Makes the End of Life Worth Living
When Christine Werneke went on her first home visit to see a hospice patient in 2011, she expected it to be difficult — "I had a scary mental picture," she said. After all, hospice patients are dealing with terminal illness. "I thought the person receiving hospice care would look very frail and fragile," she recalled. But Werneke, now President and Chief Operating Officer of the UVM Health Network – Home Health & Hospice, said her visit wasn't anything like what she'd expected. (Paid Post)
Arts + Culture
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- Magnificent 7
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The Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, September 20-26
Summer is winding down, but there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven must-do events including the second weekly installment of the annual poetry reading and discussion series Words Out Loud, featuring Sarah Audsley and Nadine Budbill.
Food + Drink
Music
On Screen
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- Now Playing
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Now Playing in Theaters: September 20-26
In addition to Expend4bles, here's what is playing in Northern and Central Vermont movie theaters this week. Listings include new movies, vintage films and a directory of open theaters.
Life Lines
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- Obituaries
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Obituary: Stanley G. Carlson, 1958-2023
Entrepreneur loved impromptu jam sessions with friends and was always concerned about the welfare of others
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Obituary: Joan Lear Wulfson, 1931-2023
Organizer of Vermont’s amateur tennis leagues devoted her energy to many causes
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- Obituaries
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Obituary: Karen Kohler, 1955-2023
Longtime registered nurse helped countless patients and was known for her contagious smile and fun nature
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Obituary: Lori A. Carron, 1966-2023
Home care provider enjoyed helping those less fortunate
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Obituary: Cecile Messier, 1932-2023
Talented pianist loved outdoor activities, travel and family time
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Obituary: Margaret Nichols, 1941-2023
Accomplished business owner and lifelong learner extended grace and kindness to anyone she met
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Obituary: Leonard Robert Armstrong, 1935-2023
U.S. Air Force veteran enjoyed the simple things in life and constantly modeled the importance of kindness to all
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