BELLOWS FALLS-Rockingham for Progress (RFP), the citizens group that owns and is working to restore...
-Vermont's landmark education bill, recently signed into law, queues up some big changes to the...
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Board recently approved new deer hunting rules including one that...
BRATTLEBORO-Town officials from Brattleboro and Hinsdale, New Hampshire remain at odds over the disposition of...
Taxpayers may see less of a tax increase with the Selectboard's most recent draft budget compared to earlier drafts. The smaller tax increase comes after scrutiny and cuts. The board continued its budget discussions during a morning meeting on Jan. 3. At their Jan. 7 meeting, Selectboard chair David Gartenstein said the board will vote at its Jan. 21 meeting on a municipal budget of $16,306,285 that will go to Representative Town Meeeting Members to vote upon on March 22.
Five years after what many assumed to be the last performance of their 40-year touring career, Nowell Sing We Clear will take the Latchis Theatre stage again on Monday, Dec. 16, at 7 p.m., to celebrate the publishing of their new book, Nowell Sing We Clear Songs & Carols for Midwinter & Christmastide. The four members of the band (Tony Barrand, Fred Breunig, Andy Davis, and John Roberts) will be joined by two bands from the next generation - Windborne...
The story is horrifying: Our hospital turning away a 99-year-old man with two broken arms. I have read on the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital website that every hospital staff member is an advocate for the patient. Really? Elayne Clift rightly challenges the BMH CEO to take responsibility. Lofty silence from Steve Gordon is not acceptable.
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