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JAY — Mike Desmarais, who sells snow grooming equipment at a dealer in Newport, is planning to deliver three new vehicles to Canadian customers this month. The machines currently cost
BRATTLEBORO — Adjustments are being made to the way the town bills for EMS calls
BRATTLEBORO — The steady beat of drums filled the area outside the Brattleboro Food Co-op as community members gathered to raise money for victims of catastrophic flash flooding in Nepal.
Cloudy skies with periods of rain late. Low near 55F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 90%. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch..
BRATTLEBORO — Tiffany Stanley still remembers the man she met more than a decade ago.
The year of 1990 was one of big changes for the Ellis family. Ralph Ellis had grown up in Millers Falls, Mass., in the same house where his father grew
BRATTLEBORO — A local man is serving more time after violating probation by having contact with a child.
Fifteen years ago today, Tropical Storm Irene devastated much of Vermont, permanently altering both the state’s landscape and disaster response.
BRATTLEBORO — A Vernon man convicted of repeated aggravated sexual assault and related charges was sentenced to 10 years to life.
BRATTLEBORO — The Root Social Justice Center’s annual Back to School BIPOC Hair Clinic brought free professional hair care to BIPOC community members with textured hair on Saturday, Aug. 22,
WEST DOVER — The 31st annual Mount Snow Brewers Festival brings together breweries, cideries and seltzer producers from Vermont for tastings and outdoor fun.
BRATTLEBORO — In 1888 two enterprising students at Brattleboro High School began a publication they called “School Echoes.” According to the masthead, the paper was “devoted to the interests of
BRATTLEBORO — A Newfane man pleaded not guilty to reckless endangerment, negligent operation, cruelty to a child and a fourth driving under the influence charge after crashing an all-terrain vehicle.
MONTPELIER — A letter from 27 Vermont veterans and Guard family members urges Gov. Scott and legislators to support the Defend the Guard Act, and expresses "deep concern about the
PUTNEY — On the first day of school on Wednesday, Putney Central School welcomed 55 new students.
HINSDALE, N.H. — Hinsdale’s school year kicked off on Thursday with activities, ice cream, introductions to new staff and tic-tac-toe races in the gymnasium.
BRATTLEBORO — In the age of the great news deserts – when local news is increasingly hard to come by – many towns have "gone dark" as small papers nationwide
The Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife held a two-hour hearing on proposed rule changes for bear hunting in the state on Thursday.
Ron Wells, a maintenance worker for the Brattleboro Recreation & Parks Department, uses a weed whacker to trim an area near the on/off ramp for the I-91 Exit 2 Southbound
BRATTLEBORO — The Brattleboro Department of Public Works is notifying residents and businesses that the precautionary boil water notice issued following the recent water main breaks has now been lifted
HINSDALE, N.H. — Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to Old Brattleboro Road on Thursday after a report of a man walking along the roadway with what appeared to be a
BRATTLEBORO — The Stone Church is suing what is considered the biggest online ticket reseller in the U.S.
BRATTLEBORO — The Brattleboro Federation of Nurses (BFN) is calling for Brattleboro Memorial Hospital to explore Critical Access Hospital designation as a path toward a more sustainable financial future and
DUMMERSTON — Before teachers return to their classrooms and the demands of another school year begin, about 50 educators from across the country gathered in Vermont for a week centered