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BRATTLEBORO — As the sun starts to set, Afghan refugees and other members of the community fill the cafeteria at Saint Michael Catholic School…

BRATTLEBORO — Children go down the hill at Living Memorial Park in Brattleboro on Tuesday, before the snow melts away.

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BRATTLEBORO — Children at Green Street School are participating in the school’s afterschool program again for the first time since the program…

BRATTLEBORO — In the spirit of Women’s History Month, women are getting a chance to learn how to operate the sound board at the Stone Church during a month-long workshop.

BELLOWS FALLS — The Guinness tasted just a little sweeter this year: St. Patrick's Day marked the return of normalcy for many in Bellows Falls and Vermont after a major snowstorm earlier in the week cut off electricity and conviviality for days.

SOUTHERN VERMONT — The message to those still sitting in the dark, waiting for their power to be restored after this week’s nor’easter: Line workers from Canada and other states are working with local crews around the clock to get the lights back on across the state, says Green Mountain Power.

MANCHESTER — The message to those still sitting in the dark, waiting for their power to be restored after this week’s nor’easter: Line workers from Canada and other states are working with local crews around the clock to get the lights back on across the state, says Green Mountain Power.

BRATTLEBORO — The emergency shelter set up by the Red Cross at Brattleboro Union High School was to remain open overnight and into Thursday, according to information from the Brattleboro Fire Department.

Nearly 30,000 Vermonters — and climbing — remained without power midday Tuesday after a powerful nor’easter blasted the region starting Monday evening. The heavy weather, including wind gusts and more snow, is expected to continue into Wednesday.

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BENNINGTON — Gov. Phil Scott and the Agency of Commerce and Community Development (ACCD) announced $200,000 in support of Bennington's Benn Hi project, part of over $860,000 for rehabilitation and revitalization projects throughout Vermont’s designated downtown and village centers.

My name is Jordan Heiden. I’m a young Vermonter who drives a hybrid, has 17 solar panels on her roof, and joyfully embraces a fully plant-based diet. I’m also the Keep Vermont Cool campaign manager.

I had the unique privilege when I was the CEO and president of the Brattleboro Retreat from 2006-2016 of working closely with Dr. Fritz Engstrom in his role as chief medical officer. It is rare in one’s working life to have the opportunity to partner as an executive leader with an individual…

Vermont State University announced in January that it would have a digital resource library as of July 1, 2023. We were immediately met with a wave of questions, comments, and concerns. And though there was a negative sentiment, we were heartened to see our university and community unite pas…

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