WILMINGTON — Efforts are underway in Twin Valley schools to lower lead levels in water taps.
GUILFORD — Guilford Free Library is hosting a number of programs and events in October.
BRATTLEBORO — The First Wednesday Lecture series, a collaboration between the Vermont Humanities Council and Vermont public libraries will res…
BRATTLEBORO — Timothy J. O’Connor Jr.’s illustrious career spanned decades and touched the lives of Vermonters state-wide. He was a former Spe…
Remember when it was just the Good Humor truck? It would come pling, pling, plinging down the street and every kid on the block would run scre…
Climate activist and author Bill McKibben has endorsed Molly Gray in her run for lieutenant governor, Gray’s campaign said Wednesday.
MONTPELIER — Last month, Gov. Phil Scott appealed to potential donors, saying he needed their help to catch up with his Democratic challenger,…
CONCORD, N.H. — After taking testimony for nearly three hours, a hearing examiner for the New Hampshire Department of Transportation suspended…
By Susan Smallheer
DUMMERSTON — Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Dummerston Congregational Church, UCC made some changes to its annual Apple Pie Festival, opting fo…
BRATTLEBORO — A brand new committee got started this week, outlining a basic plan for the big task of coming up with ways to improve public sa…
It is often said that the road to ruin is paved with good intentions. When we, as a community, seek to help people through broad policy change…
An open letter to David Zuckerman ... also to his staff, friends and family:
Videos
Shanta Lee Gander, of Brattleboro, Vt., reads a poem written by Lucy Terry Prince, considered the nation’s first African American poet(,) during an event to honor the new historic site marker of the couple at the Vermont Welcome Center, in Guilford, Vt., on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021.
Community members and local officials gather at the Vermont Welcome Center, in Guilford, Vt., on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021, to honor the new historic site marker for Lucy Terry Prince, considered the nation’s first African American poet, and her husband Abijah Prince.
As the temperatures drop, park maintenance workers with the Brattleboro Recreation Department prepare the ice at the Nelson Withington Skating Facility as they plan to have it open to the public by Saturday, Oct. 23. The first public ice skating will be at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Crews work on clearing land on Route 119 where the new Hinsdale-Brattleboro bridge will be constructed.
Brattleboro Museum & Art Center held its 14th Annual Domino Toppling Extravaganza on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2021. Veteran domino toppler and YouTube superstar Lily Hevesh returned with her team to assemble over 23,000 dominos in two and half days that covered the museum’s Wolf Kahn & Emily…
BRATTLEBORO — A brand new committee got started this week, outlining a basic plan for the big task of coming up with ways to improve public sa…
It is often said that the road to ruin is paved with good intentions. When we, as a community, seek to help people through broad policy change…
An open letter to David Zuckerman ... also to his staff, friends and family:
BRATTLEBORO — Twenty-three years ago, Brattleboro native Jody Williams and the International Campaign to Ban Landmines received the Nobel Peac…
WEST BRATTLEBORO — A new circus show inspired by connections to community and nature strengthened in the coronavirus pandemic will be performe…
Welcome to the new abnormal, quickly being defined as the new normal. In the new abnormal, our legal system (which was minimally hi-jacked by …
MONTPELIER — While Vermont is ranked best in the country for the number of COVID-19 infections per capita, Gov. Phil Scott strongly encouraged…
BRATTLEBORO — Students, teachers and staff at Academy School are adjusting to the new "hybrid" combination of indoor, outdoor and remote education.
Now is the time to buy your bulbs for spring blossoms. Winters in New England are long, cold and snowy, so by March I’m ready for spring. Most…
WILMINGTON — Anna and Olivia Cyr each tallied twice to lead the West Rutland varsity girls soccer team to a 10-2 victory over Twin Valley.
NEWFANE — In response to graffiti incidents this summer, the Select Board unanimously adopted a statement condemning "hate speech, prejudice a…