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BRATTLEBORO—Award-winning mystery author and Brattleboro resident Lynne Kennedy has launched her latest novel, The Tree of Lost Secrets. Set in Brattleboro, and spanning three centuries, the book is described as “an ambitious and adventurous story … a journey into the past with the help of a magical old maple ...

Local author Archer Mayor will discuss his new novel “Marked Man,” a Joe Gunther mystery, at Dummerston Community Center at 7 p.m. Monday.

Local author Archer Mayor will discuss his new novel “Marked Man,” a Joe Gunther mystery, at Dummerston Community Center at 7 p.m. Monday.

TV Editor Todays TV tips include the final of the 2021 Home of the Year, the return of Snackmasters with a stab at finger-lickin KFC, a look at the mysteries of the Sistine Chapel, and the opening quarter-finals in the Champions League . . . Pick of the Day Home of the Year, 8.30pm, RTÉ One So, here we are – the greatest gaffs assemble to see who gets dinner party bragging rights for the next 12 months. Judges Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone and Suzie McAdamgather one final time to examine the ...

Remarkable Places to Eat 8pm, BBC Two Fred Sirieix is in the New Forest with the greengrocer and broadcaster Chris Bavin for this second episode of his series following chefs to find the best dining experiences the UK has to offer. Bavin shows Sirieix how the New Forest is famed for its seasonal produce, starting at The Pig in Brocklehurst and sampling oyster mushrooms and salt-baked celeriac all sourced within 25 miles of the restaurant. At the Royal Oak pub, the pair then try the signature pl...

Revealing the Lost Secrets of Doggerland Approximately 7,000 to 8,000 years ago, rising sea levels fed by melting glaciers submerged the land bridge that once connected the British Isles with mainland Europe, which scientists have named Doggerland. Little did anyone realize that archaeological treasures were lying buried on the bottom of the North Sea as a result of this deluge, in the form of artifacts left behind by hunter-gatherers who roamed the area during the last Ice Age.     These t...