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	Brattleboro Fire Web Site
		The first engine company of the town was soon formed with the purchase of a hand crank engine, an improvemanet over the machines with the railroad type hand pump, but still dependent upon firefighters strong of limb to bring the equipment to the fire and stand his turn at the engine.
		Members of the company, as were all the town's firefighters were paid one dollar per year, but at the same time were fined one dollar for missing an alarm of fire and the exhorbitant amount of 10 cents for missing a company meeting.
		However, though times and methods have changed, the spirit of neighborly cooperation is as strong today and the dedication to their task in a nearby town, to the firefighter, is the same as that at home.
	www.brattleborofire.org /history.htm (654 words)

	Proctor, Vermont Town Political History
		Proctor town government will then be analyzed by investigating patterns in quantitative data, including the size of the annual town report, the number of town officers, and the number of articles on the town meeting warning.
		The town limits were fixed by natural boundaries (Partridge, 1) and by property owners who requested to fall within the town borders.
		Town voters could arguably favor having local representation elected to higher state offices to voting for political issues or registering their favor or disfavor of the town's ruling family.
	www.uvm.edu /~ashawley/proctor (4244 words)

	BRATTLEBOROUGH [BRATTLEBORO], VERMONT • Historic New England
		This town is situated in the southeasterly quarter of the state and county; is bounded E. by Connecticut river, S. by Vernon and Guilford, W. by Marlboro, and N. by Dummerston.
		Brattleborough is connected with Hinsdale and Chesterfield by a handsome covered bridge, spanning the Connecticut, and terminating at its western abutment in the east village, where the north, the south, the east, and the west lines of mail stages concentrate.
		The surface of the town is diversified by hills, vales, and plains; is of good soil, and generally well improved.
	newenglandtowns.org /vermont/brattleborough (417 words)

	Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
		Brattleboro is situated between the West and Connecticut rivers, with Mt. Wantastiquet to the east and a range of 1,500-foot hills to the west, in the southeast corner of Vermont.
		Brattleboro's economy is healthy and growing, primarily because the town has a diversified industrial and commercial base.
		Brattleboro is known as the "Hub of New England" as it is adjacent to Interstate 91 and its proximity to Massachusetts in the south, New Hampshire in the east, and the recreational areas of the Green Mountains in the west.
	www.southernvermontahec.org /rotation_sites/brattleboro_hospital.html (820 words)

	Brattleboro Vermont Real Estate Brattleboro VT hotels lodging Brattleboro real estate travel tourist info Southern ...
		The town of Brattleboro in Windham County is located on the shores of the Connecticut River, in the Vermont's southeast region.
		Brattleboro serves as a major gateway to Vermont and is a year round resort area in an agricultural region.
		Brattleboro is a distribution center and is also known for banking, printing and entertainment.
	www.vtliving.com /towns/brattleboro (402 words)

	Brattleboro, Vermont VT, town profile (Windham County) - hotels, festivals, genealogy, newspapers - ePodunk
		Vermont > All counties > Windham County > Brattleboro
		Brattleboro is at the junction of the West and Connecticut rivers.
		Median rent in Brattleboro, at the time of the 2000 Census, was $478.
	www.epodunk.com /cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=25091 (651 words)

	Brattleboro: Connecticut River Byway
		Brattleboro is the Waypoint community for an area that includes the towns of Vernon, Guilford, Dummerston, and Putney, VT, and Hinsdale, Chesterfield and Westmoreland, NH.
		The Connecticut is joined to the south of town on the New Hampshire side by the Ashuelot River and to the north on the Vermont side by the West River, where a large cove, known as the Retreat Meadows, is a gathering place for migratory waterfowl on the Connecticut River flyway.
		Brattleboro celebrates its agricultural heritage on the first Saturday in June with an annual "Strolling of the Heifers" parade and festival through the historic downtown.
	www.ctrivertravel.net /brattleboro.htm (2127 words)

	The Brattleboro Rat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Brattleboro rat was one of the first experimental animal models of DI.
		Henry Schroeder was raising a colony of rats in West Brattleboro, VT, to study cardiovascular disease.
		Named after the town in Vermont in which it was discovered, the Brattleboro rat is smaller than most others.
	www.diabetesinsipidus.org /4di_brattleboro_rat.htm (984 words)

	Brattleboro - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Brattleboro, town, Windham County, southeastern Vermont, on the Connecticut River; chartered 1753.
		School for International Training, private, coeducational institution in Brattleboro, Vermont.
		- town in southeastern Vermont, on the western bank of the Connecticut River, east of Bennington.
	encarta.msn.com /Brattleboro.html (109 words)

	VERMONT STATE POLICE
		The Vermont State Police Brattleboro barracks is located in Windham County (estimated population 43,000), which is in the southeast corner of Vermont.
		The Brattleboro barracks is a sub-station of the Troop D Headquarters, located in the town of Rockingham.
		The sworn personnel assigned to the Brattleboro barracks serve as the primary law enforcement agency for sixteen towns, which cover a total of 960 square miles in Windham and Bennington counties.
	www.dps.state.vt.us /vtsp/brattleboro.html (247 words)

	Brattleboro Museum and Art Center History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		With the railroad came the faster pace of modern life and the promise of economic development, but on September 1, 1966 the Central Vermont and the Boston and Main terminated regular passenger service and the Union Station was closed, ending the era of the railroad.
		During the 1950's, the construction of the interstate highway system, the popularity of air travel, and new forms of communication reduced Brattleboro's dependence on the railroad as its primary link to the outside world, and the automobile replaced it as the principle mode of transportation.
		In 1916, the Brattleboro Reformer stated, "The new station is a structure in which the community can take pride..." In 1972, Helene Druhl told the Brattleboro selectmen, "Once we get started, the possibilities are endless." These statements are as true today as they were then.
	www.brattleboromuseum.org /info/history.html (800 words)

	See Vermont:places to stay:things to do:accommodations,attractions
		Vermont is a place that causes visitors to utter that famous vacationer phrase, "let's sell the house and move here".
		Vermont is a wondrous land of small towns, rolling hills, bucolic pastures, antique shops, and country inns.
		This is the southeast corner of Vermont, a region combining country charm with the lively, sophisticated Brattleboro, the unofficial capital of southern Vermont.
	www.seenewengland.com /vermont_attractions.html (2052 words)

	Preserve America Community: Brattleboro, Vermont
		Preserve America is a White House initiative in cooperation with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation; the U.S. Departments of Defense, Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, Housing and Urban Development, Transportation, and Education; the National Endowment for the Humanities; the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities; and the President's Council on Environmental Quality.
		Brattleboro, Vermont (population 12,393), was built around the site of Fort Drummer, the first permanent English settlement in Vermont (1724).
		Both the village of West Brattleboro and Brattleboro's downtown are National Register Historic Districts.
	www.preserveamerica.gov /brattleboroVT.html (381 words)

	Brattleboro to consider Bush impeachment - Boston.com
		The town will consider a resolution at its representative town meeting on Saturday that will call for the impeachment of President Bush.
		Brattleboro Town Representative Dora Bouboulis said she wanted Brattleboro to follow the trend begun by Newfane, Dummerston, Marlboro, Putney and Brookfield.
		Brattleboro uses a system unique in which 145 town representatives serve make the decision for the community on Town Meeting Day.
	www.boston.com /news/local/vermont/articles/2006/03/21/brattleboro_to_consider_bush_impeachment (267 words)

	Turn Left: Liberal Friendly Places - Brattleboro
		While Brattleboro of course has churches of many faiths, it appears, based on their website, that they are most proud of the local Unitarian Universalist church (one of the world's preeminent liberal religious faiths), as it is the only one listed on the site.
		Brattleboro (and the rest of Vermont as well) has a well-deserved reputation for being a place that's tolerant and liberal-minded.
		It is a politically active place, one of the few towns in America that actively opposed the Persian Gulf War and is home to all kinds of progressive groups.
	www.turnleft.com /places/brattleboro.html (386 words)

	Brattleboro Vermont VT Brattleboro Vermont Brattleboro Brattleboro VT Newfane Vermont Townshend Vermont Putney Vermont ...
		Brattleboro Vermont VT Brattleboro Vermont Brattleboro Brattleboro VT Newfane Vermont Townshend Vermont Putney Vermont - LinkVermont.com
		If you're traveling on I-91 along Vermont's eastern border it would be a mistake not to exit the Interstate and visit downtown Brattleboro and some of the surrounding communities.
		And in many ways they established what Brattleboro was to be for the remainder of the 20th century and beyond, an educated and cultured community.
	www.linkvermont.com /townsvill/brattleboro_newfane (1308 words)

	Medical and Nursing jobs in Brattleboro, Vermont - MedHunters
		The town of Brattleboro is located along the Connecticut River in southeastern Vermont, on the border with New Hampshire, and a few miles north of the border with Massachusetts.
		Brattleboro is 80 miles (129 kilometers) east of Albany, New York, and 108 miles (174 kilometers) northwest of Boston.
		Brattleboro was chartered in 1753, and its downtown is a National Historic District...
	www.medhunters.com /jobs/brattleboro-vermont-usa.html (203 words)

	Brattleboro : Introduction \| Frommers.com
		Set in a scenic river valley, the commercial town of Brattleboro is not just a good spot for provisioning; it has a funky, slightly dated charm that's part 19th century, part 1960s.
		Brattleboro is the commercial hub of southeastern Vermont at the junction of I-91, Routes 5 and 9, and the Connecticut River.
		Brattleboro has long seemed immune from vexations of modern life, but one modern inconvenience has made a belated appearance: traffic jams.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/brattleboro/2178010001.html (368 words)

	vermont forum on sprawl \| Big Box Development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Vermont is not at the forefront of the movement to limit retail store size.
		Towns and cities throughout the area and country (for example, Walpole, New Hampshire) are increasingly adopting ordinances limiting the size of retail stores, imposing aesthetic criteria, or requiring further review.
		Act 250, Vermont's landmark legislation governing development, is not applicable to a project less than ten acres in size, and many retail stores over 50,000 square feet have the potential to be located on lots less than 10 acres in size.
	www.vtsprawl.org /largescaleretaildraftordinancebrattleboro.htm (3099 words)

	Brattleboro Fire Web Site
		Brattleboro is both a rural and urban community located in the south east corner of Vermont.
		Located 90 miles northwest of Boston, Brattleboro is accessible from Interstate 91, Route 5, Route 9, Route 30, and by railroad from the Amtrak Vermonter.
		Brattleboro is well known for its human services such as the Austine school for the Deaf, World Learning school for international training, the Brattleboro Retreat for psychiatric treatment and drug addictions, and Brattleboro Memorial Hospital.
	www.brattleborofire.org (330 words)

	Brattleboro Becomes 6th Vermont Town to Pass Impeachment Resolution \| The Agonist
		Yesterday was Brattleboro's annual Town and Town School District meeting and an impeachment resolution similar to the ones passed in other Vermont towns was finally introduced after debating for approximately 6 hours on all kinds of budgetary issues.
		Brattleboro Becomes 6th Vermont Town to Pass Impeachment Resolution
		Some even felt that Town Meeting was not the appropriate time and place to bring it up remarking that, "town meeting reps are elected to pass/reject budget appropriations, etc. NOT impeachment resolutions.
	agonist.org /brattlerouser/20060326/brattleboro_becomes_6th_vermont_town_to_pass_impeachment_resolution (763 words)

	Brattleboro Reformer \| Second Vermont Republic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Vermont is the perfect place to stage a revolution against America's "technofascism, affluenza, e-mania, megolomania and imperialism," according to the Republic's exhaustive, 128-page manifesto.
		In fact, when the first Republic of Vermont was formed in 1777, the social contract was explicitly stated in the preamble of its Constitution.
		Many spirited Vermonters testified against the union, insisting it would be a great detriment to what was good and functional about the state.
	www.vermontrepublic.org /news_events/svr_in_the_news/brattleboro_reformer (1545 words)

	Brattleboro joins impeachment call - Boston.com
		The town is the latest in a string of Vermont communities to call on the congressional delegation to investigate whether President Bush should be impeached.
		BRATTLEBORO, Vt. --The town is the latest in a string of Vermont communities to call on the congressional delegation to investigate whether President Bush should be impeached.
		The resolution passed by a voice vote at the end of the town's daylong representative town meeting.
	www.boston.com /news/local/vermont/articles/2006/03/26/brattleboro_joins_impeachment_call (282 words)

	Minkler v. Town of Brattleboro
		Claimant worked for the Town of Brattleboro (Town) from 1989 to 1997, at first in the Public Works Division in the highway department and later as the building maintenance coordinator, the position he held at the time of the events at issue here.
		Asbestos was present in the basement of the Town’s municipal center; the Town was not in compliance with asbestos regulations.
		Edelstein opined that the Claimant’s exposure to asbestos and the Town’s failure to deal adequately to the presence of asbestos in the workplace triggered the Claimant’s episode of major depression and anxiety, thereby rendering him unable to function in his job as a building maintenance coordinator.
	www.state.vt.us /labind/wcdecisions/2003/L14825minkler.htm (1620 words)

	Power to the people? Brattleboro voters want more say in local government
		The group has launched the Brattleboro Democracy Campaign in, what they claim, is an effort to restore local democracy in their community.
		The Brattleboro Democracy Campaign wants to add a clause to the town charter that would give residents the authority to petition for changes in the town plan, zoning, and subdivision bylaws.
		The only other town that requires as much as 10 percent of voter signatures to propose a town charter is Barre Town.
	www.vermontguardian.com /local/092006/BrattleboroVoters.shtml (1081 words)

	USATODAY.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Burlington - The chief of campus police at the University of Vermont issued an alert about a recent increase in violence against women.
		The Canada lynx is native to Vermont, but the population has always been small, according to historic accounts.
		The last time there was a confirmed sighting of a lynx in Vermont was in 1968.
	www.usatoday.com /news/states/vtmain.htm (264 words)

	ALHN - Brattleboro, Windham County, Vermont
		Brattleboro, had in the past, what could be called City Directories that listed the people living in the city, on what street, and most often what their occupation was.
		This Ahnentafel represents the ancestors of Hattie E. Bruce of Newfane and Brattleboro, VT. Her ancestors were, for the most part, early New England settlers, their roots extending back to England.
		Brattleboro, Vermont (Windham County) Newspapers 1915-1916 ~ by Terry Perham
	www.usgennet.org /usa/vt/county/windham/brattleboro.html (341 words)

	March 27, 2006 Headlines \| Brattleboro passes impeachment resolution
		On Saturday, representatives at Brattleboro's annual town meeting, after roughly six hours of debating municipal and school budgets, spent another hour and a half of intense discussion on the measure.
		The impeachment resolution that eventually passed was similar to the ones passed in other Vermont towns, and was introduced by Dora Bouboulis.
		Brattleboro’s moderator did allow comments from the gallery and one resident passionately claimed that "this was the right time and place, that the town meeting reps represent the concerns of their districts and this was too important to ignore."
	www.vermontguardian.com /dailies/032006/032706.shtml (648 words)

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