BACC Newsletter
Greater Brattleboro’s “Good Neighbors”
Fourth = A Great Community Celebration!
Parade marchers, riders and spectators… Barbecue grillers, munchers, and mix-and-minglers…Park game players, swimmers and fireworks gazers… Add ‘em up and we had just about our biggest Brattleboro Fourth of July celebration yet!
Our theme -- Good Neighbors = Great Communities -- set the tone for a day chockablock with good feeling eastside, westside, all around our town. Adding to the sparkle of the parade and afternoon fun in the park were a few firsts. One brought neighbors together in Pliny Park bright and early for a first-ever public reading of the Declaration of Independence. And right after the big parade “good neighbor” from all over town gathered for an all- community free-for-the-kids barbecue on the Canal Street lawn at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital.
The afternoon lured folks to Living Memorial Park for all the fun, good eats, and great entertainment – free for the whole family – hallmarks of a Brattleboro Fourth of July! And of course no Fourth would be worth its stars and stripes without a fireworks spectacular – and Brattleboro was sure dazzled by ours! -- the perfect ending for a perfect “good neighbors” day!
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Executive Director Andrea Livermore offered perspective on progress made on several fronts during her first year at the helm.
BACC Welcomes New Members
Member to Member
Pictures of Greater Brattleboro’s “Good Neighbors” Fourth = A Great Community Celebration!
Thanks, neighbors, for making our Fourth a first-rate day!
Honoring Our Legacy and Embracing the Future by Rob Simpson, President and CEO of the Brattleboro Retreat
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