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Note: The following is based on a conversation between Kurt White and Dr. Geoff Kane.
What can you do this month to start the New Year with an act of pure generosity, an act that profoundly helps another human being, engages you in an ongoing community ritual of life-saving altruism, is free, easy, and even good for your health? The answer is easy ... Give blood!
Having diabetes during the holidays can be challenging, with travel, parties, tempting treats, and food galore.
What’s the first thing you do when you encounter a new symptom or medical diagnosis?
Gut intuition, primal instinct, intuitive eating — have we lost these innate skills and these abilities when it comes to eating?
February marks American Heart Awareness Month, a time to focus on the importance of cardiovascular health and learn how to prevent or reduce the risk of heart disease.
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Gut intuition, primal instinct, intuitive eating — have we lost these innate skills and these abilities when it comes to eating?
When planning a trip to Latin America or contemplating a meal at a Latin American restaurant, one culinary image that immediately springs to mind is the beloved empanada. What is your favorite filling?
BRATTLEBORO — The Brattleboro Retreat announced that its Board of Trustees has voted to appoint Steve Cummings as chief executive officer, following his tenure as interim CEO since April 2024. With a distinguished career that blends clinical expertise and health care administration, Cummings…
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Oh, what to do during sweet season?
Today, we delve into the many facets of yuca — exploring its health benefits, culinary potential and why it deserves a place in your kitchen.
Some ducks teach a lesson in the immense power of positive thinking.
What's really in those pretty food dyes? Nutrition counselor and longtime columnist Katharine A. Jameson makes a case for not eating the rainbow.
It’s that time of year! Medicare open enrollment starts October 15 and runs through Dec 7.
To the Editor: Art of The Deal President Trump in his campaign said he would end the war in Ukraine in one day. He gave the impression it was at the top of his list. What happened? This morning after seeing how #45/#47 wants to resolve the Palestinian Gaza problem, I figured it out. To Trump…
To the Editor: As you probably know, a group of members of Congress and others went to the US Treasury to protest the takeover by unelected billionaire Elon Musk and his team. They were denied access to the building. Meanwhile, Musk and his team have unrestricted access not only to the build…
To the Editor: In response to the letter by Pam Baker ("Becca Balint should get back to work," Feb. 7), Elon Musk donated $290 million to Donald Trump's campaign. In turn, Trump took Musk on as his (unelected) close advisor.
To the Editor: Dear Richard Orlan, thank you for your recent statement in the Reformer regarding the March 4 ballot vote that seeks to take a stance on a complex and painful Israeli and Palestinian situation ("Feeling unwelcome in my own community," Feb. 5).
The region's best places to shop, eat, drink and support
A companion guide to the Brattleboro Reformer's annual county-wide talent competition
Holiday gift ideas for everyone on your list.
Holiday gift ideas for everyone on your list
The Brattleboro Reformer celebrates local women making a difference in Windham County and beyond.
A look at the United Way’s continuing impact across Windham County.
Local businesses ready to serve you across the River Valley region.
The annual guide to preparing your home and automobile for the coming New England winter.
The Brattleboro Reformer celebrates Windham County's greatest street-style eats.
A directory of local government and community services in Windham County, Vt.
The best of the best of Windham County and beyond, chosen by Brattleboro Reformer readers
