Poem A Day – Oct. 29, 2016
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The Son I’ll Never Have
Mark Wunderlich
The son I’ll never have is crossing the lawn. He is lying on an imaginary bed,
the coverlet pulled up over his knees ... Continue Reading →
Spotlight on Middlebury – November 2016
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
Despite some good guesses, the October mystery photo remained a mystery: it is from the 134-acre property now owned by the town of Middlebury, ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Oct. 28, 2016
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On Strings of Blue
Cedar Sigo
for Bill Berkson
Was it tonight’s
flirtatious
remark or his
exquisite song-book
on stage?
My outside life
has turned itself in,
any opening
up ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Oct. 27, 2016
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Big Bend National Park Says No to All Walls
Naomi Shihab Nye
Big Bend has been here, been here. Shouldn’t it have a say?
Call the mountains a wall if you must, (the ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Oct. 26, 2016
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The Captured Goddess
Amy Lowell
Over the housetops,
Above the rotating chimney-pots,
I have seen a shiver of amethyst,
And blue and cinnamon have flickered
A moment,
At ... Continue Reading →
Meeting Wednesday on oversize transformer transportation
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Barnhart Crane and Rigging of Middletown, Conn., has been hired, apparently by Competitive Power Ventures, to move three 343,000-pound (171.5-ton) ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Oct. 25, 2016
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Ghost Music
Robert Graves
Gloomy and bare the organ-loft,
Bent-backed and blind the organist.
From rafters looming shadowy,
From the pipes’ tuneful company,
Drifted ... Continue Reading →
Middlebury woman charged in knife attack
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Middlebury Police Chief Fran Dabbo said in a press release today that a Regan Road resident called police at about 7:50 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, to say his wife stabbed ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Oct. 24, 2016
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[No strawberry moon]
Emmy Perez
No strawberry moon for me, tonight. No strawberry moon. This small house creaks when I walk and open it. I have to weigh it, to goddess or ... Continue Reading →
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