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BURLINGTON — A federal appeals court ruled unanimously on Friday that a Vermont Catholic high school senior has the right to participate in th…
BRATTLEBORO — Storm-related damage caused major power outages and road blockages over the weekend.
Chris Mays
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ROCKINGHAM — A man who remains hospitalized after being hit by a box truck on Interstate 91 on Jan. 1 in what police described as a mental health crisis is facing charges after allegedly wielding a machete during the incident.
BRATTLEBORO — Infrastructure upgrades now underway are expected to bring better internet service for many local residents.
BRATTLEBORO — “Tis impossible to be sure of any thing but death and taxes,” wrote Christopher Bullock in “The Cobler of Preston” in 1716.
BRATTLEBORO — For those who miss the river views and outdoor dining or drinking experience at Whetstone Station Restaurant and Brewery, the WinterGarten — with clear, see-through vinyl walls and additional flame towers for warmth — will debut Friday.
MONTPELIER — Ethan Latour, a former Dorset resident who has been working in Gov. Phil Scott’s administration since Scott first took office in 2017, has been appointed deputy commissioner of the Vermont Department of Finance & Management.
BELLOWS FALLS — Jeanette Staley, the owner of Flying Canvas Studio, works on a new collection of paintings down in her basement studio. Her Bellows Falls home comes to life with her artwork taking different shapes and forms.
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BRATTLEBORO — Proposed funding for human services might not have hit the mark of making up about 2 percent of the municipal budget, as Town Meeting members sought, but the recommendation was approved in a 4-1 vote with plans to seek more input at the upcoming annual meeting.
BRATTLEBORO — People play Frisbee golf at Living Memorial Park on a recent afternoon.
BELLOWS FALLS — Faced with continuing state restrictions on public gatherings because of the coronavirus pandemic, Rockingham officials are considering pushing Town Meeting back a month or so.
BELLOWS FALLS — Finding a cop to fill several vacancies in the Bellows Falls Village Police Department has proven to be a major challenge, Municipal Manager Scott Pickup said this week.
BRATTLEBORO — Infrastructure upgrades now underway are expected to bring better internet service for many local residents.
MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott, through a pair of executive orders signed Thursday, sought to streamline the Act 250 permitting process and unify the state’s public safety agencies under a single roof.
BRATTLEBORO — After spending several hours discussing the community safety report they commissioned, Select Board members stopped short of defining next steps. Town Manager Peter Elwell worried that trying to outline such actions at nearly 11 p.m. Tuesday would disrupt the process.
NEWFANE — A driver crashed after falling asleep at the wheel on Thursday morning.
MONTPELIER — Health Commissioner Dr. Mark Levine hinted broadly Wednesday at a COVID-19 vaccine distribution system that will prioritize older Vermonters, make use of centralized locations to distribute shots, and make concerted efforts to reach the state’s Black, indigenous and person of co…
BRATTLEBORO — “Tis impossible to be sure of any thing but death and taxes,” wrote Christopher Bullock in “The Cobler of Preston” in 1716.
VERNON — Firefighters were alerted to an early morning structure fire at 91 Hickory Hollow Road just before 6 a.m. Wednesday.
VERNON — Firefighters were alerted to an early morning structure fire at 91 Hickory Hollow Road just before 6 a.m. Wednesday.
MONTPELIER — The Vermont state trooper accused of posting social media statements in support of the insurgency at the U.S. Capitol last week has resigned, according to the Vermont Public Safety Commissioner.
BRATTLEBORO — For those who miss the river views and outdoor dining or drinking experience at Whetstone Station Restaurant and Brewery, the WinterGarten — with clear, see-through vinyl walls and additional flame towers for warmth — will debut Friday.
MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday asked would-be protesters not to be “used as pawns” by extremists if they choose to demonstrate at the Statehouse this weekend, and up to Inauguration Day.
MONTPELIER — Reaching record numbers for COVID-19, Vermont reported 405 more cases in the past week than in the week before.
WESTMINSTER — The Bellows Falls Union High School Board narrowly approved a proposed budget for the 2021-22 school year Monday night that shows a 2 percent decrease over the current budget.
MONTPELIER — The Vermont House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill allowing towns to move the date of Town Meeting Day or send ballots by mail, in order to protect residents from the COVID-19 pandemic.
MONTPELIER — Vermont State Police, Capitol Police and the Montpelier Police Department are planning for “any eventuality” if reports of armed protests planned for all 50 state capitols beginning Jan. 17 come to fruition at the Statehouse or other government buildings, Public Safety Commissio…
BENNINGTON — State Sen. Brian Campion has been named chairperson of the Vermont State Senate’s Education Committee for the 2021-22 biennium.
BENNINGTON — A man who was the object of a search after police said he fled from the scene of a rollover crash Friday on Route 279 was found dead Monday in a wooded area about 200 yards from the highway.
