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RUTLAND — The Brattleboro Little League 12U All Stars defeated Rutland 10-0 in five innings on the road Friday to win the Vermont District 2 tournament, sweeping the best-of-three knockout
HINSDALE, N.H. — The New Hampshire Department of Justice has issued a statement following a June 29 article published in the Brattleboro Reformer titled “Convicted child molester’s work as police
WINDHAM COUNTY — New data provided by Southern Vermont Realty Group shows the Windham County housing market has been balancing out this summer.
Recently, we wrote of the little Glen Street Cemetery tucked near the Whetstone Brook in West Brattleboro. The burial ground began in 1778 when President Rutherford B. Hayes’ great grandmother,
WARDSBORO — Patrick Branley was born on September 3, 1954 on Staten Island very close to the Hudson River and New York Harbor. (The Verrazzano Bridge over it to Brooklyn
WHITINGHAM — Every decade since 1906, Whitingham has honored its Old Home Week, a celebration dedicated to the community
NEWFANE — Two Newfane residents were arrested the morning of July 2 following a dispute on Blueberry Circle shortly after 7 a.m.
POWNAL — Mary Natalizia a.k.a. “Ms. Nat” told a group of twenty children and parents all about her passion for "arrowheading" in Pownal during her “Unearth a Story About Arrowheads”
ATHENS — What began as two plastic bins filled with extra groceries at the end of an Athens driveway has grown into a community pantry supported by people across the
CONCORD, N.H. — Former Hinsdale Board of Selectmen Chair Michael Darcy pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to embezzling nearly $345,000 from his employer over a five-year period, according to
BRATTLEBORO — July marks the start of the winter fuel pre-buying season in Vermont, and new data suggest that residents are increasingly looking to lock in winter rates now due
BRATTLEBORO — Defendants in criminal court in Windham County will soon be resolving cases and receiving immediate services through the Rapid Accountability Docket.
BRATTLEBORO — Following a rally of community members and health care workers in support of the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Birthing Center, BMH Board of Directors Chairwoman Chloe Learey acknowledged "how
BRATTLEBORO — Branches Family Resource Center has expanded following Executive Director Jean Marie Davis
DURHAM, N.H. — Less than two-thirds of Vermont residents rate their state as a good place to live overall, new data released by the University of New Hampshire
BRATTLEBORO — While local efforts to save the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Birthing Center ramp up, the governor defended his administration
DUMMERSTON — Since 2012, educators from across the United States and Canada have gathered in Dummerston each summer for a week that blends professional development with the nostalgia of summer
BRATTLEBORO — Demand for free summer meals is climbing sharply in southeastern Vermont, with the Windham Southeast Supervisory Union already serving hundreds more children than at the program’s peak last
SPRINGFIELD — North Star Health is expanding its reach with the launch of mobile services in Brattleboro and Bellows Falls.
BENNINGTON — If you watched any television coverage of the recent 250th celebrations, you may have seen a recent MAU graduate and not known it. Owen Hansen, Mount Anthony class
CHESTER — History has been made. Kaiden McCarthy, a hard-throwing right-handed pitcher from Chester and graduate of Vermont Academy in Saxtons River, was selected by the Atlanta Braves in the
CAVENDISH — Vermont State Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing Brattleboro man who has not been seen since Thursday morning.
CHESTERFIELD, N.H. — The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has signed a lease for a new outpatient clinic in Chesterfield, paving the way for expanded health care services for veterans
RUTLAND — “You’re going to be making a lot of money,” Daniel Banyai recalled his attorney, Christopher Davis, whispering to him after a jury acquitted him on May 28 of