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Brattleboro, Vermont. Counties or equivalents associated with this area: Windham. Associated ZIP codes: 05301, 05302, 05303, 05304.
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BDCC and the Vermont Economic Development Authority celebrate decades of partnership supporting Brattleboro businesses, Cotton Mill tenants, manufacturing jo...
BRATTLEBORO — A Hartford, Conn. man, who Vermont authorities say made 15 sales of crack cocaine in the Brattleboro area, was ordered jailed without bail in...
BURLINGTON — A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking Attorney General Charity Clark from trying to stop a controversial Brattleboro ma...
BURLINGTON — The Brattleboro Little League 10U All Stars beat Colchester 13-3 in five innings in the Vermont state championship game on Saturday, making th...
Zachery Stolpp, 27, from Brattleboro, Vermont, was found dead in Deerfield a week and a half after being reported missing. No foul play suspected.
A $35,000 gift from local bequests has paid off the mortgage for the Estey Organ Museum in Brattleboro, Vermont.
RAGBRAI cyclist Tyler Boone of Brattleboro, Vermont, operates a rock lending library out of his bike rack. He started by handing out bricks.
A controversial Brattleboro man, who offers satire and commentary on Vermont politics and politicians, has filed a federal civil lawsuit against Vermont Atto...
Brattleboro, Vermont opens its new $10 million train station, making passenger travel accessible to all. A decade-long project now complete.
The station, on the Vermonter line, is the first in Vermont to have a level-boarding train platform, and also has accessible waiting areas.
Discover the Latchis Theatre in Brattleboro, Vermont, a historic cinema offering film premieres, special events, and a trip back in time.
To help inform voters about their choices for the Aug. 11 Vermont Primaries, the Brattleboro Reformer reached out to the candidates running for office in maj...
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The region’s $55.1 billion economy is larger than that of Vermont and Wyoming. Plus: More on gas prices, inflation and real job openings.
CHELSEA — Vermont authorities have received a complaint about whether a candidate running for Orange County Sheriff conducted political activity and electi...
Episode 779: Award-winning author M.T. Anderson found his 1796 home a decade ago on a dirt road in rural Vermont. Eva Sollberger got a candlelit tour and hea...
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The region’s $55.1 billion economy is larger than that of Vermont and Wyoming. Plus: More on gas prices, inflation and real job openings.
CHELSEA — Vermont authorities have received a complaint about whether a candidate running for Orange County Sheriff conducted political activity and electi...
Episode 779: Award-winning author M.T. Anderson found his 1796 home a decade ago on a dirt road in rural Vermont. Eva Sollberger got a candlelit tour and hea...
The Sokoki band of Abenaki, who lived in the area before European settlement, called the place Wantastegok. To defend Massachusetts against Chief Gray Lock and others during Dummer's War, the Massachusetts General Court voted on December 27, 1723, to build a blockhouse and stockade on the Connecticut River near the future town, and construction of Fort Dummer began on February 3, 1724. The French attacked the fort on October 11, 1724, killing some soldiers, and the war ended in 1725. In peaceful periods from 1728 the fort served as a trading post between colonists and Native people, though violence flared again during King George's War from 1744 to 1748.
The area was part of the Equivalent Lands, but it became one of the New Hampshire grants and was chartered on December 26, 1753, by Governor Benning Wentworth as Brattleborough, named for Brigadier General William Brattle Jr. of Boston, a military officer, cleric and slaveholder who was a principal proprietor, though there is no record he ever visited. Settlement remained tentative until after the 1763 Treaty of Paris ended French claims to the region. In peacetime Brattleboro grew quickly into one of Vermont's leading towns for business and wealth. Stephen Greenleaf opened Vermont's first store there in 1771, a post office was established in 1784, and a bridge was built across the Connecticut to Hinsdale, New Hampshire, in 1804. In 1834 the Brattleboro Retreat, then the Vermont Asylum for the Insane, was founded through a bequest from Anna Marsh of Hinsdale. Sources Wikipedia: Brattleboro, Vermont
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