Bennington, VT News

• Bennington, VT News
• Maybe a perfect day at Mayfest
• Wilmington to host downtown conference
• Bell pleads no contest in fatal shooting
• Educational openings set to be filled
• Even police shocked by gore in face-mauling attack
• Vermont National Guard chief Dubie taking on new job
• UPDATE - Bell pleads no contest to manslaughter
• Obama says Vietnam veterans too often ‘denigrated’
• Dem primary for Vt. AG post heats up
• Obama honors fallen troops on Memorial Day
• Popular Shaftsbury afterschool program garners nonprofit status
• Developer drops wind project in border town
• A Memorial Day story
• State tax man gets tougher on collections
• Vermont drops waiver request for No Child
• Gay marriage polls not yet reflected in the voting booths
• CAT-TV at 20
• Veteran construction worker trying to help other vets
• Leahy and Welch seek to renew law for protection for women
• Constables to need full certification
• SVSU Executive Committee meets, but lacks power to OK contracts
• Marine veteran tells Shaftsbury students, ‘do what you have to do'
• T. Garry Buckley remembered
• Sanders praises Obama pick for NRC chairwoman
• Cops say unlikely skull is of missing Vermont woman
• N.Y. grand jury targets painkiller abuse epidemic
• BVSU hires new superintendent
• MAU student wraps term on state board
• Gravel bed owners field planners’ questions
• HAYC3 seeks Hoosick armory suggestions
• Modular offices leaving state office site
• Bust sends three to court; two more cited to appear
• CDC hires assistant director from within
• T. Garry Buckley dies
• Traffic stop leads to Bennington drug bust
• Deportation threat lifted for lesbian Vermont couple
• Mayfest Art and Craft Festival
• CDC eliminates its outreach coordinator post
• Independent school likely to be delayed
• Sen. Hartwell backs AG Sorrell's bid
• Monument hosts Climb For Air day
• 333 earn bachelor’s degrees at MCLA J
• Agreement in works for sale of former Oak Hill School
• Too much caffeine? Fair trade coffee fight
• Autopsy says Jesse Cale died from drowning, seizure
• BVSU aims to hire new administrator
• Sears, Marthage back AG opponent
• Displaced Vermonters are focus of new fund
• Vietnam Vets hold conference
• Local rescue squad celebrates addition
• Local N.Y. schools rank high in report
• Gov. Shumlin signs three energy bills
• Art teacher’s salary sparks board debate
• Baptist college plans a presence on Main Street
• Pownal board wants to remove historic designation for lodge
• Attorney Manfred Ehrich remembered
• New N.Y. rules may ID donors to group backing Cuomo
• N.Y. officials eye ‘forced’ insurance in foreclosures
• Postal Service backs off plan to close facility
• Rensselaer County finances found in good shape in economic report
• Cell phone use during class? Sure! MAU ponders experiment with technological devices
• Pembroke rails against pending law
• Vt. Technical College aims to expand local nursing program
• Canadians squall about Vt. wind project
• Vt. becomes 1st state to ban gas ‘fracking’
• Cauley picked for Monument post
• Vt.governor vetoes increased protection reporting for elderly
• S’bury truck bids tabled amid questions
• Work begins on goals set through community planning meetings
• UPDATE - State trooper quits, faced investigation
• Vermont state archivist retiring after 30 years of keeping records
• N.Y. ethics board member wants probe after news leak
• Former S’bury zoning officer seeks DRB seat
• CCS, HFCS budgets approved
• State board tables NBGS district independent school application
• Plan would raise water, sewer rates
• Few comments on study report on BVSU future structure options
• Hoosick audit finds lack of oversight
• UPDATE - Independent school bid tabled by State Ed Board
• UPDATE - Moose causes crash in Sunderland
• Lawyer is suspended over rules of conduct violation
• Officials say higher minimum wage dead
• SVC to rent space in mill for classes, offices
• Shoulder work delays Bypass opening
• N.Y. voters set school budgets, boards today
• No border dispute here: Vermont, N.H. reaffirm boundary
• Police: N.Y. woman drives car into homes, cars following domestic dispute
• Compromise on child porn units' funding
• Guard unit goes back to the future
• Smart meter opposition is growing
• VCRD community visits to resume
• SVC celebrates an (unusual) perfect day
• Independent school settles building lease
• Elderly New York couple perishes; car becomes stuck, no cell service
• SVHC creates foundation for donations
• Welch: Congress needs compromise
• Commissioner defends state’s stance on CVPS acquisition deal
• Ribbon cutting opens state building
• Vt. seeks more FEMA funds for Irene
• Trooper’s sacrifice remembered
• Some local rural post offices will stay open but with reduced hours
• Report: N.Y. 8th-graders below average in science
• N.Y. considers a ban on indoor tanning for youth
• Aid for treating opioid addiction, but no clinic here
• BVSU special ed search starting over
• N.Y. Guard unit heading to Afghanistan for 9 months
• Vermont approves buyouts for 99 flooded homes
• Vermont legislative leaders tout achievements
• Prescription database bill failure irks governor
• Obama voices support for gay marriage
• Woodford voters say ‘yes' to budget
• Hoosick officials back HAYC3’s bid for armory
• UPDATE - Dorset home broken into, searched
• $13,500 spent, RED committee trudges onward
• Obama, Cuomo bond over vision of prosperous economic future
• Vt. to argue NRC license renewal was improper
• Vermont tops in locally grown food
• Crash adds to state road death toll
• UPDATE - Obama visits Albany high-tech center with Cuomo
• Davis Leads Group of Three Softball Players on All NECC List
• Dragons return to local streets
• New SVC program teaches philanthropy, funds groups
• Woodford votes on new budget today
• Leahy bill would maintain grants for bulletproof vests
• Hartwell bill prevents smart meter opt-out fee
• Shumlin signs bill to rebuild state offices
• CCS teachers agree to giveback
• France president-elect Hollande has full plate
• UPDATE -- Vermont men arrested for pipe bomb
• During Obama's visit, watch for Cuomo, Clinton
• Green Up 2012 brings workers, community action
• Locals plan Pownal hydro revival effort
• Hoosick leaders ready to act on armory
• Lawmakers push against drug abuse; anti-gang unit included
• Nurse in Afghanistan dies during Skype chat with wife
• Kaman Aerospace Group aims to open a new venture in India
• Vermont lawmakers race to wrap up 2012 session
• Pownal group plans legal action if lodge is razed
• BSD to study long-term plans, options
• UPDATE - Bennington man dies in early morning crash
• UPDATE - Pownal men arrested for allegedly selling heroin in Hoosick Falls
• Ex-N.Y. Senate leader Bruno back in court
• 'I Love My Park' invites volunteers
• Green Up, bicyclists to share road Saturday
• Farm to School has tasty results
• Lawmakers settle Vermont budget
• Utility merger debate continues to rattle Vermont lawmakers
• Gage Tabbed as Baseball Skipper
• Activists testify in NYC police protest trial
• Cuomo targets Super PACS in reform
• Lawmakers debate drug data access
• Law bans minors from tanning beds, equipment
• Kindergartner let off bus with no parent home to let her into house
• Skills camp set to return this summer
• NBGS charter didn’t receive state approval
• Woman sentenced for PAVE embezzlement
• Cops: Vermont trooper shot suspect aiming phone in ‘shooter’s stance’
• Vermont lawmakers confer on key bills; end in sight
• Parked rail cars irk board chairman
• Town ousts man as service officer for fake references
• Digital First Media launches 'American Homecomings'
• Trooper shoots burglary suspect in Cambridge
• Vt. tries to protect trees from ash borer
• Most N.Y. school budgets comply with new tax cap
• Redistricting bill is sent to governor
• Rep. Peter Welch collects student loan debt stories
• Resch: Tumultuous election, biased coverage prompted birth of Banner
• Historic giant chair to be replaced
• UPDATE - Mack Molding Pownal plant hit by burglary
• Stolen cars pulled from Vermont rivers
• N.Y. schools move against bullying
• Board affirms rec park control
• Park-McCullough house leaders, community ‘focused’ on future
• Shaftsbury teacher could be tops
• Vermont. House: Don't interfere in utility merger review
• BPD officers studying Aikido
• Senate policy choices may mean budget drama
• Town, union workers reach one-year pact
• Vt. immigrant students talk about inequality
• BVSU hires special education director
• CVPS vote aggravates Shumlin
• Court grants Act 250 status
• Some Monument kindergartners will go elsewhere
• Changes coming for Cambridge-Greenwich police department
• Pinwheels spin to spotlight child abuse
• Vermont inmate population down; crime rate remains low
• After meeting, NBGS is on track
• New House plan likely to go forward
• Anti-communist probe targets appeal in N.Y. court
• Vt. and U.S. officials highlight Irene housing
• After Select Board haggling, rec center funding approved
• BBC reports seeing signs downtown has turned corner
• Freeze warning issued
• Vt. lawmakers approve health care measures
• Police say crack theft led to shooting death
• Baseball Falls on Senior Day to Middlebury
• Prudential Committee confident for meeting with commissioner
• Michael Keane named to state economic group
• New bill on N.Y. campaign finance changes surfaces
• Reapportionment negotiations continue
• Vt. bill elevates education chief to secretary
• Committee nixes payback amendment
• Presidential primary day in N.Y.; Romney favored
• Cuomo official sought to bar whistleblower on care
• Earth Day celebrated in Bennington
• US-Afghan security pact sends warning to al-Qaida
• Analysis: As Albany turns, Speaker Silver thrives
• Bennington’s new state offices see smooth first day of operation
• Payne named new MAUMS principal
• Vermont Senate approves working landscape bill
• Survey aims to bridge local workforce gap
• Hand-planted then, hand-planted now: Volunteers restore pine forest in Arlington
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• Sciara's Big Week Lands Him as NECC Rookie of the Week
• Second Chance honors animals, animal lovers
• VY protesters have their first day facing judge
• Irene help still available
• Heavy rain in region; April snow in N.Y.
• Nighthawks Fly Past Mountaineers in Softball Twin-Bill
• Lobby formed to support Cuomo agenda missed deadline
• Big Innings Lead to Series Win Over Elms
• Senate bill leaves districts intact
• Rec Center bid below estimate
• State, locals look at flow of solid waste
• Hoosick custodian gets back job, pay
• Vermont senators trash proposed solid waste amendments
• Norway killer sharpened aim by playing video game
• Kaman gains Navy parts contract
• Lawmakers plan aggressive ‘payback’ push
• Police: Burglaries up in local N.Y. towns
• Answer to flooding: Build better next time
• Vt. House passes resolution against corporate personhood
• Developer: Bring Catamount into Downtown district
• Fire damages Shaftsbury home
• Hunters expect a strong turkey season
• Local manufacturing is on an upswing
• ’Bandstand,’ New Year’s host Dick Clark dead at 82
• GOP wants to cut food stamps in deficit-trim drive
• N.Y. bill targets theft of family pets
• Vt. wins federal change on Guard disaster aid
• Bennington faculty poet gains Pulitzer
• Police confirm identity of body found in St. Albans city pool
• Dighton, Haggerty Receive All-Conference Recognition
• Rep. Morrissey doing her part, long distance
• North Bennington Prudential Committee responds to questions
• Park-McCullough House open; events planned
• Cuomo tax return shows Texas, N.J. investments
• Arlington Rec Park struggle may go to court
• UPDATE - Firefighters make quick work of housefire
• Doolittle's Raid survivors' 70th reunion in Ohio
• Proposal for police inspection of prescription database offered
• Crego out of Monument Elementary with deal
• Harriette Leidich, newspaper columnist, celebrates turning 100
• Fewer children die in accidents; drug overdoses up
• Much at stake as N.Y. tests students in its schools
• U.S. Rep. Welch trying to stop student loan interest increase
• Local reps at center of CVPS payback debate
• Vermont trash bill loaded with bottle law update, bag ban
• Student giving ‘hacker' a good name
• Downtown theater coming
• Welch visits local flooded towns
• Town wary of washed-up remains as spring dawns
• Residents ask: Please fix Middle Pownal Road
• Bears chase governor
• Independence vote for NBGS raises issues
• Local lawmakers find wins, losses at Statehouse
• Trout fishing season opens today
• Harwood Hill amusement center to return
• Vermont Senate kills ‘right-to-die' measure
• Suspects in teacher death waive bail hearing
• Community defines goals
• Repairs to River Road subject of presentation
• Sears’ districting amendment sent to Senate
• Program lets teachers earn license in months
• Vermont House debates childhood immunization law
• Striking Rutland teachers, boards resume talks
• Benhi, BCHS classes of ‘62 to reunite
• Right-to-die bill may see Senate vote
• Vt. inmate accused of threatening governor
• Restoring 1760 barn a labor of love for many
• HFFD open house part of fire recruiting drive
• SVSU, 2 districts OK wage hikes for employees
• Task force’s report blasts pepper-spraying of California students
• Gilmore and LaBadia Lead Mountaineers Past TrailBlazers
• Woman charged with faking cancer for N.Y. wedding
• Northeast Utilities, NStar close $5B deal
• Legal troubles for honored teacher
• Vt. utility execs defend merger plan to lawmakers
• Director calls for dropping outreach post
• UPDATE - Teacher of the Year accused of shoplifting
• Study: Fungus killing bats is from Europe
• Woman gets year in jail for embezzlement
• Striking teachers, district to negotiate
• 2012 Impreza: All-wheel and mileage too
• Town, Sunset park reach settlement on water issue
• Districts raise questions about board alternates
• Autism research may be about to pay off
• Bennington OK with compost
• Tour of the Battenkill returning
• Pownal board hears complaints on road condition
• FEMA funds aid Arlington rec park
• Farmers grappling with silt, sand from Irene
• Town community visit meetings return this week
• Vermont Supreme court delivers mixed public records decision
• Vermont bill would help human trafficking victims
• House redistricting plan vote delayed
• Harrington tapped for town economic director position
• Census finds record low growth in nation's outlying suburbs
• NYC area growing, as upstate declines
• ’Pink slime’ may still be on local school menus
• BSD board plans for projected higher enrollment
• Utility battle brings PSB to the Senate
• Painkiller sales, addiction soar around U.S.
• N.Y. GOP senator who backed gay marriage faces challenge
• Comptroller: 4 N.Y. workers get 6-figure OT pay
• Mountaineers Rally Back for Senior Day Victory
• Two detectives, intern injured in crash
• N.Y. mom of allergic 8-year-old faces murder charge
• Poll: Voters still notice secret budget talks
• College to host ‘Water Dialogues’
• Halfmoon cat hoarders related to sisters charged in local incident
• Hoosick armory plan could go to vote
• NBGS district, Sandgate quit RED study
• UPDATE - Police, student, injured in crash
• UPDATE - Cat hoarders related to sisters charged in Bennington incident
• Thoroughbreds Outrun Mountaineers in Baseball Action
• Bennington County keeps 10th-place ranking in annual health survey
• N.Y. court orders HFCS custodian reinstated after wrongful termination
• Lawmakers at odds over CVPS payback
• Town economic development chief to be named
• Lawmakers eye land-use review process changes
• Fire displaces Pownal family
• UPDATE - Fire displaces woman, three children
• Davis Named NECC Player of the Week
• Rachel Maddow -- liberals' ‘patron saint' -- talks in Manchester
• Study finds race disparity in traffic stops
• Stats show drop in convictions
• Crunching the numbers on conviction rates
• Interfaith community celebrates, with guest
• Immunization, other bills discussed at breakfast
• Interest in 1940 U.S. census paralyzes website
• Shumlin: ‘Huge opportunity to grow jobs’
• Vermont gubernatorial candidate Brock criticizes 'tech tax'
• Slocum sentenced: 88 years to life
• Dems sharpen attack on Mitt Romney
• Strike! The ‘Bigs’ of Bennington gain recognition
• Vt. routinely violates law on moving mentally ill
• Compost facility is still off-line
• Interfaith group, Gov. holding a celebration
• N.Y. budget: Devil in the details
• WBTN radio made strides but loses leader
• N.Y. passes $132B budget - on time
• Air Force debated disposal of 9/11 remains
• PSB orders new start for Yankee hearings
• SVSU asks state lawmakers: Say ‘no’ to H.440
• Obama rallies support in Vermont
• Districting plan still upsets some
• UPDATE - Slocum gets 88 years to life
• Stratton files lawsuit over reapportionment plan
• Bennington: Don’t carve districts
• N.Y.’s top court rejects appeal of confession
• BVSU audit delayed again
• Stratton files lawsuit over reapportionment
• Council to present 25 proposals from community visit
• Tighter security for SAT, ACT in wake of cheating
• Men's Volleyball Tripped Up By Elms
• Locals arrested in gang/drug sweep
• N.Y. lawmakers cruising toward on-time budget
• N.Y. schools, taxpayers wary of tax cap budget hits
• Plow driver, wife charged in Vt. teacher’s death
• Program issues after-school challenge: weight loss
• UPDATE - Three arrested in massive drug ring sweep
• Local officials to meet on House districts
• Cuomo, state legislature strike on-time New York budget deal
• Coroner says prep school teacher was killed, but not how
• UPDATE - Police arrest two in Jenkins homicide
• Mountaineers Host Block Party Against Newbury
• Softball Notches Second Consecutive Split
• Shumlin backs utility deal proposal
• MAU board supports 70 average for co-curricular activities
• SVSU racked up $138K in teacher strike costs, fees
• Report: Police arrest 42 in crackdown on Albany drug ring
• Fire leaves two in Pownal homeless
• Legislation moved along as session grinds on at Statehouse
• N.Y. budget process begins, heads to on-time passage
• Woodford board trims budget, lowers stipends
• Tour of the Dragons bike race to return
• Hoosick Falls library backs ‘Born to Read’
• Vermont police believe they’ve found missing teacher’s body
• Gillibrand calls for quick drawdown in Afghanistan
• Vermont military college holds gay pride week
• Democrats meet in caucuses, select delegates
• Local Catholic church hosts Taizé concert
• Gilmore Named NECC Pitcher of the Week
• Internet crimes unit focused on child protection
• Diotte Leads Mountaineers to Walk Off for First NECC Victory
• State offices in Bennington will close for move
• Top Vt. court upholds sex case dismissal
• Green Mountain Club withdraws its appeal of Deerfield Wind plan
• Portrait at 204 Depot im emorial
• AARP: Utility owes cash
• House approves budget that ends court shutdowns
• Attorney General targets child porn
• Dozens arrested in Vermont Yankee protest
• Hannaford will drop ‘pink slime’ beef products
• Woodford: Can we alter salaries?
• State report: County hunters harvested 974 deer in 2011 seasons
• Ginter Named NECC Pitcher of the Week
• Murray Named Men's Volleyball Player of the Week
• CVPS payback effort suffers House setback
• Shumlin: Death bill might have passed
• Sunderland school district divided over principal
• Passenger rail plan running behind
• CDC board asks lawmakers to nix ‘problematic’ bill
• Bill gives gov more power over education
• APNewsBreak: Marine critical of Obama faces charge
• Clinton wades into Amelia Earhart mystery
• Welch: GOP plan ignores agreements
• Romney routs Santorum in GOP primary in Illinois
• Arlington School District asks athletes from neighboring schools, ‘wanna play?’
• Vt. House votes to pursue renewable energy
• ’No’ vote endangers CRJ after-school program for teens
• None hurt in N.Benn house fire
• Baseball Gets Shutout Win in Home Opener
• A Grand Day for the Irish: Crowds throng St. Patrick's parade, Celtic games
• Drug test proposed for student activities
• School backs off eligibility changes
• APNewsBreak: Wounded combat dog rejoins NY Marine
• SVSU, teachers settle lengthy pay dispute
• Man pleads not guilty to killing two tenants’ cats
• Court asked to dismiss abuse suit against Vt.
• 'Obamacare' headed to high court
• Afghan shooting suspect elicits sympathy
• Early spring closes roads
• Arlington expands accelerated classes
• CCS considers austerity budget
• Casella says N.Y. fracking likely delayed until 2013
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam case
• 3 candidates earn primary spot in N.Y. Senate race
• Change could settle zoning for Johnson Controls
• Francis Kinney back in chairman's seat in Shaftsbury SD
• Breast-feeding passenger settles airline lawsuit
• Death with dignity bill won't see vote; dies in committee
• Officials report a spike in distemper
• Bennington speaks out
• H.F. approves water shut-off notifications
• Shumlin backs 25-bed hospital, Waterbury state office rebuild
• No deal: BVSU special ed director search continues
• AP source: Cuomo may OK Legislature redistricting maps
• Driver dies following crash
• Smart meter oversight bill heads to Senate
• Towns say ‘no’ to combining House districts
• FEMA, Vermont, to pay $20M to buy out flooded properties
• S’bury expects tuition queries
• Select Board drops investigation over letter
• Mistrial declared in Troy ballot fraud trial
• Committee takes testimony on right-to-die bill
• Mountaineers Fail To Get Above .500 Plateau
• Hoosick Town Board approves motion to offer $1 for armory
• NYC congressman Turner will enter GOP Senate race
• BVSU may hire special education director tonight
• Sears spars with Comcast over blackouts
• Catholic bishops lobby against abortion
• N.Y. Legislature, Cuomo may be headed to collision
• Waterbury still working to recover
• MAUMS concession stand plan still cooking
• Assisted suicide bill again before Senate committee
• Mild winter saves town about $150K
• 'Irish Green' fun flows early in Bennington
• U.S. soldier kills Afghan civilians
• Japan mourns at 1 year since quake, tsunami
• School board re-elects officers
• Cambridge vote has contested race
• N.Y. outdoor expo eyes youth
• World Changers coming to town
• Vermont firm outlines options to deal with flooded state offices
• 'No' votes won't stop rollout of smart meters
• Sanders addresses dental crisis
• NBGS Prudential Commitee's work is just beginning
• Slocum: Guilty on all charges
• Green pleads no contest
• NYPD kept files on Muslim-owned city businesses
• Hearings set, but Johnson Controls change in limbo
• Audit in search of $138K under way in Arlington
• CDC extends its contract with Culkeen
• Program gets funding to help abusive fathers change ways
• Vermont gains Air Force personnel, loses full-time Air National Guardsmen
• Jurors to continue deliberating in fraud trial
• 58 Vt. towns seeking to reduce money in politics
• Officials propose mandatory algebra, geometry
• Legal issues up in air as clock ticks for Yankee
• Bennington voters pick two new board members
• Bartels Lodge future still up in the air
• Letourneau unseats Johnson on CDC board
• BVSU contracts for dissolution study
• Rural Development council ready to seek input on local needs
• Catamount’s new owner plans for soccer by fall
• CDC election still too close to call
• Judge proposes congressional districts in N.Y.
• Manchester says ‘yes' to replacing park pool house
• Pownal OKs conflicting Bartels articles
• NBGS voters: Make school independent
• Bennington floor vote: Keep board pay at current level
• Town by town, Vermonters tackle corporate personhood
• Ex-Mass. Gov. Romney wins Vt. GOP primary
• Shaftsbury honors Benedict; School articles explained
• School bills topic at legislative breakfast event
• Dr. Seuss books good hook to reel in readers
• Vermont takes on corporate personhood
• Sears: Anti-gang bill is moving through Senate
• State workers moving to new space in April
• Gov upbeat about renewables
• Manchester voters oppose smart meters
• School focus of NBenn meeting
• PSB denies request to delay VY hearings
• UPDATE - Woman in alleged gun incident turns self in
• Vt. Supreme Court says dispatch logs not exempt
• Error in political sticker ad raises ire among police
• Principal fighting for reputation
• Vt. Senate OKs vaccination bill
• Floor meetings, voting times set
• Key witnesses lead in Slocum trial
• Mom's story warns of text-driving risk
• Turnout tiny for budget presentation
• Fish and Wildlife schedules meetings about deer herd
• Hoosick halts town office study over legal issues
• Labor Dept. grants stay on SVSU teacher pay order
• Winter weather arrives as spring should begin
• Softball Excited to Begin 2012 Campaign
• Volleyball Sets Program Win Mark with 3-0 Sweep over Regis
• Slocum defense: Colegrove did it
• Off-duty officer catches theft suspects
• Report decries condition of Vermont women’s prison
• On to Super Tuesday: Santorum, Romney battle in 10 states at once
• Select Board candidates share visions
• MAU changing student athlete grade requirements
• Romney wins in Michigan by sinking a surging rival
• Romney, Santorum collide in Michigan
• NBGS students get a sweet lesson
• Welch: Tap the reserve
• BSD, MAU host budget forum, invite questions
• Weather affecting maple season
• Fukushima radioactivity discovered in samples taken in Bennington
• GOP delegates at stake in primary
• Local teens excel in AP examinations
• Johnson Garners NECC All-Conference
• Vt. House passes reformed health care legislation
• State groups work to stamp out bias
• Wind project faces appeal
• Pownal lodge stirs passion
• Vermont/Region News in Brief: Pedestrian killed, maple fraud ...
• Jury selection to start in triple-murder case
• Former Pownal general store sold for $12K at auction
• 80 former state psych hospital workers let go
• Senators meet Cuba's Castro about contractor
• Vermont Briefs: Leahy's office evacuated; diplomat touts relations with Vt.
• Mountaineers Ready for 2012 Campaign
• Odd News in Brief
• 6 vie for 4 seats on CDC board
• Community-wide planning effort to launch
• Vermont House debates health insurance ‘exchange’ overhaul bill
• CDC staff: Audit report was ‘biased’
• Gold buyers are victims as well
• Police report another large shoplifting incident
• Stepmom, grandmother charged in girl's death from forced running
• Lawyer, academic new president of UVM
• Vermont 17-year-olds can vote in primaries, but will they?
• Virginia House scraps invasive pre-abortion requirement
• Bisson facing Raetz in Pownal board challenge
• Bennington Select Board candidates talk jobs, infrastructure
• Odd News in Brief
• Comptroller: N.Y. sales tax collections on the rise
• Vt. won’t make renewable energy goals
• Incumbent, 2 challengers vie for BSD seats
• Shaftsbury’s compost moratorium is extended one year
• Audit: $415,000 reported missing from Vt. schools
• GOP activist new party chairman; rips Shumlin agenda
• High court dilemma: Can lie about Medal of Honor be crime?
• Wastewater a key issue in N.Y.'s fracking debate
• Trust to share Bartels ideas in Pownal
• Arlington district pursuing more than $200K in tech upgrades
• 7 to retire from Arlington School District
• Years after construction, Vermont flood dams showing their worth
• Local toy and model show continues to grow, amaze
• Attempted burglary at East Dorset General Store
• Vermont appeals Vermont Yankee ruling
• Vigil at Adams church ends; weekly Mass to begin
• School provides local help to Afghan students through Goodrich Foundation
• New Skete nuns bake to fight arthritis
• Vermont pushes to help more high school students get to college
• Police: Man forced way into Pownal house
• Mountaineers Fall to Endicott in NECC Showdown
• Plasan armor plant trims workforce
• HFCS targets special ed for improvement
• AG: Meeting complied with state law
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Vermont Senate panel considers anti-gang unit in drug task force
• UPDATE - Two burglaries reported in Shaftsbury
• UPDATE - Mad River Glen worker died in accident
• Police find no other remains near skull off Danby road
• House leaders praise emerging payroll tax cut deal
• Many killed in Honduras fire were inmates not yet convicted
• SVSU seeks a hearing on back pay
• Washington County residents oppose sale of nursing home
• Vermont health bill builds risk pool, limits choice for employers
• CCS board faces tough financial outlook
• UPDATE - Police trying to match skull with a female reported missing
• Gators Chomp Men's Volleyball's Win Streak
• Police groups train with spike strips
• Doctor will advise on creation of new state health system
• School losing plates, money in trash
• NECAP posts spur outrage in Shaftsbury
• First-time candidate Schwarz full of ideas
• Fair Haven biomass project receives air quality permit
• UPDATE - Skull found in Danby
• UPDATE - Fair Haven biomass project receives air pollution control permit.
• Elms Blazes Past Southern Vermont
• Vt. will choose among 3 health packages
• Energy audit brings good news for CCS
• Labor chief to SVSU: Pony up, now
• CDC can't join RED, but can take part in talks
• Bennington Select Board votes to OK new zoning for factory site
• NEWS IN PROGRESS Tuesday
• Vt. state workers' union ratifies new contract
• UPDATE - Woman dies in single-vehicle accident
• Vermont man pleads not guilty in Robert Frost theft
• Incumbent John Zink seeks to continue steady progress
• Fire destroys Eagle Lumber building
• Labor Dept. orders SVSU to pay teachers
• After firing of teacher, district explores social network reviews
• Washington gov signs gay marriage bill into law
• N.Y. senators push hydrocodone restrictions
• More robins showing up in Vt.
• Letter: Monument principal suspended
• Welch: Medical records upgrade a priority
• Redrawn district not yet a done deal
• Obama eyes middle as GOP works to firm base
• S’no’ problem at special Woodford ride
• UPDATE - Burglary arrest made after multiple search warrants executed
• 19 independent colleges in Vermont add $1.4B to state
• Men's Hoops Swooped Past by Hawks
• Hawks Spoil Senior Day
• Hoosick Falls trustees approve dissolution study
• Paran skaters: Come on out, the ice is fine
• Kelly Stand repairs likely to go into 2013
• Mike Bethel: We need a proactive voice
• UPDATE - Police seize items from Foster's Cannery, investigating burglaries
• Many want to save 'pig' decals on cruisers
• SVC's acting president steps to the fore
• Bill would make ed chief a governor appointee
• N.Y. top court hears police perjury appeal
• BVSU accepts unexpected resignation
• Three seek to win 2 one-year Pownal Select Board seats
• BSD fires teacher facing charges
• NEWS IN THE WORKS
• Nine Southern Vermont Athletes Earn Academic All-Conference
• Mountaineers Can't Tame Wildcats
• Man pleads not guilty to 88 felony charges of violating abuse prevention order
• CDC must decide course of action in wake of efficiency audit
• Vt. Senate committee talks power line purchase
• Gladstone pushes Johnson Controls zoning change
• NYC school-porn case catches parents by surprise
• Bill to give line-item veto to president passes House
• Explosion deaths ruled as homicide
• Murder statement will be heard in court, judge rules
• UPDATE: Salem blast deaths now considered homicide
• Northern Vermont bass test positive for strontium, cesium
• Dockum pleads not guilty to possessing child pornography
• Abortion, birth control grab political spotlight
• Arlington board amends warning to seek property tax exemptions
• Komen exec quits after Planned Parenthood flap
• McKibben: Vt. needs to lead on climate change
• State sets meetings to discuss Irene recovery long-term
• Storm, strike skew NECAP test results
• WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON - NECAP student test results released
• 7 suspected in 5-state burglary spree
• Return Home Ends In Loss to Elms
• Johnson's 33 Not Enough Against Daniel Webster
• Bennington warns Town Meeting ballot
• Van Houten: ‘Positive' manufacturing experience would serve town
• Campion: A master's degree is enough for teaching high school
• Vermont would allow ‘bronze plan' to encourage health
• Hoosipalooza celebrates community
• UPDATE: Teacher pleads not guilty to possession of child pornography
• First ‘epic' Vermont flood brought change; will Irene?
• Romney campaign cruising
• Rivals to Teammates
• Vermont columnist Harriette Leidich may be oldest
• Manchester select board approves budget
• NBenn school committee alters article
• Jim Carroll hopes to turn lunch into town office hours
• UPDATE: Man charged with cruelty to animals
• Parents express frustration over arrested Monument teacher
• Down 2-0 Mountaineers Fly Past Eagles for Victory
• Mass hysteria rare, but usually seen in girls
• Report: CDC should consolidate functions
• Pownal plan drops tax rate a penny
• Map pinpoints Lyme disease risk areas
• Komen drops plans to slash Planned Parenthood grants
• UVM activists protest trustee over lockout
• Vermont Senate passes environmental enforcement bill
• Wilburton Inn carriage house burns
• Legislative panel urged to expand school choice
• Lawmakers consider IDs for farm workers, guest worker program
• BVSU OKs budget with 10% increase
• Vt. House approves redesign for a mental health system
• Cancer charity confronts backlash over grant cuts
• Comptroller lists concerns about N.Y. pension bill
• Vt. nun who served state, citizens dies at 90
• Board nearing Johnson Controls zoning decision
• BSD budget raises tax rate 9.5 cents
• Proposed rules governing composting inching ahead
• Men's Volleyball Cruises to NECC victory
• Pretrial testimony opens in Slocum case
• Cuomo amps up pressure on teachers, Legislature
• North Bennington committee recommends taking school independent
• Browning, Miller face redistricting
• Police, real estate agents, warning of Internet scams
• Rabbi Boettiger hears call to ‘head west’
• Voters testify in Troy ballot fraud trial
• Yankee nuke plant seeks OK to operate longer
• Group sets cost of teacher fight at $1.7B
• Orthopedic office joins with SVMC
• Romney routs Gingrich in 2012 Florida primary
• MAU budget raises tax rate 11 cents
• Former Vt. teacher accused of molestation, possessing child porn
• Mountaineers Can’t Overcome Slow Start against Eagles
• Plunge brings out the brave few
• Candidates ready to race
• Petco to take Fashion Bug site
• BMC pays $20K to settle drowning lawsuit
• Residence in ‘unorganized town’ could cost Harrington CDC seat
• Wendy’s closes suddenly
• Alaska rep urges federal takeover of Central Park
• Sheriff laments psych conditions, care since Irene
• Vermont reports 43 opiate-related deaths
• Barahona Named NECC Player of the Week
• Army cuts to lead to greater reserve roll?
• Vermont Senate proposes tax-free holiday after Irene
• Arlington schools plan no tax hike
• UPDATE - Two taken to SVMC after Friday crash in Pownal
• UPDATE - Men charged with bringing in woman for prostitution with farm workers
• Mountaineers Down Nighthawks
• Home Wreckers: Nighthawks Ruin Men's Hoops Return Home
• Juror's use of Internet prompts new trial
• Report: Vermont ranked first in nation for pedestrian safety
• Wilmington taps Scott Murphy for manager
• Corrections: Gang Task Force needed
• Lawmakers call for 25-bed psych hospital
• Federal judge sets June date for N.Y. primary
• Firm to report on state office complex by March 2
• UPDATE - Bennington man charged after crash in Williamstown
• Hauben property assessment trial ends, deadline set for supplemental filings
• Cuomo says pay Albany raises need to be addressed
• Health chief says smart meters look OK
• N.Y. seeks to create Asian legislative districts
• SVSU struggles with special ed system size
• Woodford board, treasurer at odds
• Bennington budget plan trims requests
• Vermont attorney general's losses criticized
• Police investigate e-mail threat to lawmakers
• Giffords resigns House seat, leave-taking an emotional one
• Hauben assessment appeal begins
• Hostage rescue played out as Obama spoke
• Third Bartels Lodge petition offered in Pownal
• Rosemarie Jackowski publishes story of her war protest, arrest
• Buzzer Beater Not Enough As Mountaineers Fall in OT
• Composites leaders share visions
• UPDATE - Facebook to make Timeline mandatory
• BCIC expects to end year in the black
• Obama: American dream in peril
• County, nation taking ‘snapshot' of the homeless
• MAU jobs, program cut despite plea
• Police: Gang task force needed
• Hoosick Falls woman injured in Route 22 crash has died
• Oller picked for national education study team
• Groups rally for N.Y. ‘fracking' bills
• Mountaineers Fall At First Place Becker
• Pownal will consult ANR on wetlands issue
• Utility board makes FairPoint pricing easier
• Dean's ‘impossible' Presidential run
• UPDATE - Hoosick Falls woman critical following crash
• Town gains non-profit cuts
• Wood heat heats up as homeowners give boot to oil
• Pownal crash leaves two men seriously injured
• Opposition clear at Smart Meter presentation
• Pownal teen is pilot for a day
• Lawmakers mull strategy following nuke case defeat
• HFCS may opt out of RTTT funding
• BPD gets 14 vests for the price of 2
• Shaftsbury barracks back at full strength with two new troopers
• State gets $21.6M for flood-damaged communities
• Schools applaud ‘green clean’ bill
• World not quite as hot in 2011; ranks 11th warmest
• Vermont debates delay in deciding health financing
• Pownal to install cameras on buses
• Federal judge: Vermont nuclear power plant can remain open
• Woodford fire damages home; man hurt
• SVHC to use gift to recruit
• Teens cited for underage drinking
• Teachers’ union plans complaint
• UPDATE - Judge rules Vermont Yankee can stay open, despite state opposition
• Mother of teen killed by train speaks out
• Mountaineers Unable to Tame Pride
• Johnson Leads Mountaineers to Victory
• Woodford considers using reserve to lower school taxes
• Local PAC set to run ad ahead of S.C. primary
• CDC: Resignation left district in lurch
• AARP to CVPS: You owe ratepayers $21M
• CDC board OKs level-funded budget
• Park-McCullough House struggling
• MAU draft: More cuts, higher taxes
• Cuomo lays out ‘reform plan’ for New York
• Welch: Energy tied to security
• Vermont Lawmakers hear task force report on Irene property law
• SVC Drops NECC Matchup to Elms
• Veliz Not Enough As Mountaineers Fall to Hawks
• Around the world with a 2-year-old
• Study: Babies try lip-reading in learning to talk
• Arlington FD asks school for funds
• Vt. National Guard band gets war recognition
• Economic forecast unclear as Cuomo prepares N.Y. budget
• Deal lets Rec Center members use Off the Wall
• Vernon mourns teen struck by train
• In Vermont, one-party (Dem.) rule is taking hold
• State to evaluate NYRA's wagering practices after recent allegations
• Town to seek separate road repair funding vote
• NBenn school tax could be rising
• MLK: Both a legend & a man flawed?
• VNA & Hospice to move to Foster house
• Cancer patients Tim Corcoran and Gay Baker share hard journey
• UVM announces 5 finalists for president
• Ballot articles seek answer for Bartels Lodge
• Long Ball Sinks Mountaineers
• Mountaineers Use Strong First Half to Defeat Winless Lynx
• Firefighters slap down fire quickly at Hoosick Falls Oak-Mitsui plant
• NBGS eyes independence
• U.S. warns Iran not to block shipping
• Snowfall leads to several crashes
• Panetta blasts video of Marines urinating on dead
• Natural snow hits the slopes - at last
• Gov’s budget plan does it all
• BSD budget likely to increase 7% D
• UPDATE - North Bennington Graded School voters to consider going independent
• First Half Dooms Men's Hoops
• Colvin will lead new BCRC program
• Speaker: Positive, united message key to development
• Vermont dairies scrambling to find feed
• MAU ballot offers voters questions
• Town Meeting petitions due soon
• S’bury school budget proposal holds tax line
• Some key details emerging in gov’s N.Y. budget plan
• Vermont bill would promote value-added agriculture, forestry
• Survey: Young adults down 9 drinks when they binge
• GOP to add a seat to N.Y. Senate, protecting power
• Fire destroys home in Readsboro
• 2011 Vt. traffic deaths at lowest level since 1944
• Romney sweeps N.H. primary to cement top status; Paul in second
• Superior Court to set value of 12 Hauben properties
• Hoosick plans to use Armory, or build new
• Prospect Nursing Home to close doors
• How railroad changed Vt.
• Right to Life plans rally, but no bills
• Douglas Ford fills vacancy on Cambridge board
• Board OKs $50K toward rec center fix
• U.S. condemns Iranian death sentence for American traveler
• Police: 3 die in apparent murder-suicide
• Take that! GOP hopefuls mix it up in N.H. debate
• How smart are ‘Smart Meters'?
• Pownal school budget could be on rise
• Town budget session debates fund reductions
• Opponents of new Searsburg wind project vow appeal
• Irene report: Build longer bridges, move homes
• State historic office open to renovations at Hoosick Armory
• AIDS Project plans HIV test dates
• SVC’s Karen Gross giving a year to DOE
• Town Meeting voters to decide fate of lodge
• Solar project at track sold
• N.Y.'s jobs package is based on hope
• New Cambridge mayor starts with office hours
• Woodford clerk: They lied about me
• Scores killed in Iraq bombings targeting Shiites as holy day nears
• Committee wants to hand park over to Arlington
• Shumlin: Vermont is strong
• Forest Service OKs 15 wind turbines
• Council wants to know Bennington’s goals
• Expect BSD budget to rise
• Meet Baby New Year: Catherine
• U.S. expects to provide Vt. $370M in disaster aid
• Vermont police, privacy advocates debate drug data
• Romney, Santorum off to N.H. in near tie
• New York governor seeks Aqueduct convention center, casinos for state
• A glance at Cuomo’s 2012 State of the State speech
• Dorset man charged with embezzling from funeral home
• Both sides await judge's decision on Vermont Yankee
• Vermont lawmakers return to Montpelier
• Mountaineers Fall To Gators 67-61
• Mass. lt.gov. cited after he allegedly drove 108 mph
• Ag program cut from new CDC budget
• SVC Takes A Look Back At Top 2011 Moments
• Fires at NYC homes, Islamic center probed
• Last day: 23 Iowa campaign stops combined
• Bennington bids retirees farewell
• Philanthropy students will learn about giving back
• Bill would help ‘working landscape’
• Historic covered bridge to close for repairs
• Women's Volleyball Makes 2011 Top Sports Moment List
• Upstart targeted by rivals in Iowa
• Safe Ride effort a bright spot during evening
• Riding with the BPD on night before New Year’s
• Many spots open on Vt. election dance card
• Bennington welcomes new officers
• 'Synthetic' marijuana an increasing problem for military
• Rupert couple conserves 92 acres of farmland
• Panel: Property tax info should be public
• Checkpoint quiet, but educational
• Invasive ‘stink bug’ found in Bellows Falls
• Petition seeks ballot article for WBTN
• Albany officer fatally shoots wanted man
• Court delays EPA border-crossing pollution rule
• NYC mayor says work on 9/11 museum stalled
• Manchester wins prebate decision
• Local Kmart, Sears not on closure list
• Hospital purchases faster, better medical scanner for $1 million
• Last highway Irene destroyed reopens
• New Englanders in 2011 had lots of odd news to laugh at
• Local senior nominated to U.S. service academies
• Bin Laden killing tops dramatic year
• Pownal district gets deal on student netbooks
• Salmon again helps with New Year’s rides
• New laws take effect in New York in 2012
• Sears seeks to lighten court load
• Painter Helen Frankenthaler dies
• CVPS steps up donations through its heat program
• Vt. to chip in $6.1 million for home heating aid
• Proposal would avert undecided governor’s race
• New on New York’s books in 2012
• Irene is judged top Vermont news story
• Vermont defense lawyers challenging DNA collection law
• Town budget proposed to Select Board is up 3%
• Cuomo’s 2012 focus to be running government
• N.Y. AG eyes local development corporations
• Campaign for Iowa enters final week
• Dinners bring out Christmas spirit
• Irene ranked as Vermont's top story in 2011
• Obama family marks Christmas with gifts, carols, church
• Nigerian blasts mar pope’s Christmas peace appeal with ‘blind hatred’
• Cambridge board hears value of threatened program
• Weather delays snowmobile season’s start
• Rensselaer lawmakers approve union contract
• Supreme Court says Manchester property tax data private
• Arson suspected in Hoosick Falls fire
• Vermont using more brine on roads and two-lane plows this winter
• Officials OK development grant for Bennington
• Teacher accused of sex assault against student
• Police investigate string of burglaries
• BCRC plans to hire new community project manager
• Officer pepper sprays Occupy Albany protesters
• Pownal ponders seeking buyer for Oak Hill
• SVSU board OKs 2013 budget plan
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves on short extension
• Security cameras ‘go live’ at CCS
• Annual anti-DUI pint glasses appear
• Man pleads guilty to fatal 2010 stabbing
• New gang -- or prank? -- in town
• ’Layaway angels’ come to Bennington
• Biologists: Brown bats doing better
• 'Bookmark Girls' aid local families
• Bob Stannard, no fan of PACs, starts one for progressives
• Staying out of the ring: Barely half of adults wed, trend watchers find
• Shaftsbury agrees to seek garage plan
• Poll: N.Y.-ers mixed on new millionaire tax hike
• Hearing on H.F. arson charge rescheduled
• Sale of Vermont dialysis clinics abandoned
• 87-year-old woman shaken by burglary
• Group buys N.Y. site of Colonial British blockhouse
• Ho ho - no! Teacher criticized for saying there’s no Santa
• SVC announces a ‘substantial’ endowment gift
• Last troops exit Iraq in subdued end to war
• N.Y. attorney general presses towns on ethics measures
• Tree fest exhibitors garner awards
• Volunteer birders flock to Christmas count
• Nuke waste site hunt heating up
• Car crash injures 2
• Arson suspected at home of Hells Angel
• SVC names ‘Dr. Q' to board of trustees
• Region News in Brief
• ’Bath salts’ rules now in effect here
• AP IMPACT: When your criminal past isn’t yours
• SVSU budget draft raises taxes 2.9%
• Manchester honors two ‘Unsung Heroes’
• UPDATE - Police suspect arson at home of Hells Angels member
• UPDATE - Suspicious fire on Morgan Street
• Program helping abusive fathers seeks to expand
• Vt. goal: 90 percent renewable energy
• Court: N.Y. can require ‘complete’ Superfund cleanup
• Full ban on driver calls could be tough to enforce
• U.S. formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare L
• Firm narrows options for local rail
• Study team gets input on CDC
• Guard and Scouts deliver 60 toys
• Groups sue state over backlog of elder abuse investigations
• Warm temps in Northeast thwart resorts’ snowmaking
• Lawmakers: Report abuse in all schools
• Shelter to provide warmth for people living on street
• Clerk’s resignation leads to criticism of town supervisor
• Shumlin outlines plan for new state hospital
• UVM fraternity suspended
• Governors join call for heating aid
• Second home destroyed by fire in Searsburg
• Ex-GOP official named to head casino panel
• Residents back Armory for offices
• UPDATE - Fire destroys Searsburg second home
• Teacher union to file complaint with labor department
• Local sees D.C. cathedral reopened
• 14 named to N.Y.commission on ethics
• Vermont agency breaks up huge smuggling ring
• 3 sentenced in Burlington drug ring
• Man offers $1,000 reward for stolen deer
• Gov’t on pace to run budget deficit back below $1 trillion
• Dems warming to Obama 2012
• N.E. states to cut heating aid to the poor
• After Russian protests, Putin says he’ll listen to people
• Holiday fun; not holiday DUIs
• Cambridge mayor resigns still pleased with progress made
• Gingrich's rise puzzles GOP vets
• Welch seeks funding boost for homeless
• Shumlin promises broadband for all
• Second Half Surge Powers Mountaineers Past Mariners
• Mountaineers Improve to 2-0 in NECC Play
• Europe forges fiscal union, sees end to crisis
• BSD looks ahead to needed repairs
• Cambridge FD considers existing site
• ’Independent’ schools more hands-off
• Fisher plans doubled pre-K space, teaming with Happy Days
• SVC students are reviving, maintaining, a quiet place
• On first look, 2012 budget likely to rise
• Sanders proposes new amendment
• Local lawmakers back N.Y. tax deal
• BVSU’s Thomas Gallagher to retire at end of school year
• Police call Shelburne death suspicious
• Sanders seeks funding for heating aid
• Boy's fund drive buys gifts for those less fortunate
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary memorial
• Brock will challenge Shumlin in 2012
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: Veterans Home residents recall the day of infamy
• Obama sets 2012 campaign theme: Middle class at stake
• Louisiana retirement fund sues Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
• Districts don’t want to join RED
• Post Office cuts coming; WRJ center to go
• Postal Service wants to shut Vermont center
• Men's Hoops Falls In NECC Opener
• Mountaineers Jump on Wildcats in First Half En Route to NECC Victory
• Vt. supporting kale artist in Chick-fil-A fight
• Montgomery planning to retire after 40 years in local education
• Welch: Extend payroll tax cut
• BBA athletes will be screened for concussion
• Local teacher spins a tale
• 'Operation Christmas Cookie' sends troops support, sweets
• Tropical storm comes up at Vermont legislative caucus
• Cuomo's proposes more gambling as economic development
• Stats Win Games; Leadership Turns Around Programs
• Santiago Named NECC Rookie of the Week
• GOP rivals court Cain voters
• H.F. greenway underway
• Mountaineers Falter Due to Slow Start
• Back to work: Unemployment drops to lowest since 2009
• N.Y. prisoners count in redistricting
• Teacher pay comes up short
• GOP: Property tax is bad medicine
• Panel: Trooper discriminated against workers
• Vermont News in Brief
• Shumlin backs medical pot change
• MAU sked under review
• Bennington welcome center will cost state more
• School boards deny teacher's open meeting charges
• H.F. begins greenway project
• Pownal shares Spirit of Sharing
• Storm victims still struggling Groups raising funds to help residents with damage from Irene
• Teacher review revision at HFCS
• Rail documentary a sentimental journey Filmmaker focuses on local line
• New MAUMS discipline rules seen effective
• Cuomo says he’s considering fiscal options
• GMP head sees merger pluses
• UPDATE - April school break is back
• Iranians storm British Embassy
• Grant funds to assist state’s health system
• Lower Route 7 speed rejected by state committee
• MAU considers 2 advisory questions
• Feds arrest N.Y. lawmaker on new bribery charges
• North Bennington tops list of places to raise kids
• Egyptians wait in long lines to elect a new parliament
• Money sent for New England road repairs
• Analysis: Bad times fuel big ideas in Albany
• Jailed Vt. Muslims say they must push for needs
• Museum crowded for Family Day
• More kids skip school shots in 8 states; Vermont among them
• State offices set to open in March
• Boil-water order continues for mobile home park
• Newest Vt. Supreme Court member to be sworn in
• Claircius Named NECC Player of the Week
• Rabbi envisions a seeker-friendly Judaism
• Vermont artist says he’ll fight giant for his kale
• Schoharie coming back from storm damage
• ’Art restoration’ at AMHS
• Tragic end to deer hunt in Readsboro
• Teens win MTV contest; to host benefit
• Court rules state police can be sued over check
• Tom Wicker, Times columnist, dies at Vermont home
• Shoppers seek Black Friday deals
• Harvesting a little happiness
• Thanksgiving parade begins holiday season
• CDC plans hire; new agriculture program to start
• Occupy movements celebrate nationwide
• Charities ask Vt. to donate in holiday season
• Vermont ANR kills rule to allow ATVs on state land
• Sticky goo on Pa. turnpike disables over 100 cars
• Presentation to explain, examine composting
• Analysis: Gingrich gambles, hoping to catch Romney
• CDC governance study set to begin
• Shaftsbury works on rules for composting
• CDC board OKs teacher contract
• Mass.governor signs bill to legalize casinos, slots
• Study finds shortage of bugs in river
• CCS board wants stronger academic focus
• Vt. treasurer to ease towns' Irene cash-flow woes
• Ban smoking on the town's properties?
• Skidmore Runs Past SVC in Re-Match of NCAA Record Game
• SVC Enters Win Column with Victory Over Green Mountain
• Pownal School District divided on building's fate
• Big Brothers appoints a new program coordinator
• Officials seek to renew groups’ tax exemptions
• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• Students snap life through camera lens
• Resignation spotlights need for therapists
• GMC HQ has new wood heat
• Johnson Honored In NECC First POW Honors
• Meeting mulls mega trail plan via Bennington
• Vermont health officials issue warning over whooping cough
• Google project invites small Vt. business owners onto the Internet
• SVSU will warn future negotiation meetings
• Calendar revision cuts SVSU vacation days
• SVC falls in Williams Tip-Off Consolation Game
• Death of store robbery suspect ruled a homicide
• Deficit gridlock looms; supercommittee deadlocked
• Author gives children's tales a twist
• N.Y. court says ‘no-layoff’ clause not explicit
• Legion funds embezzler is sentenced
• Arrest after shots fired at White House
• Pownal principal won’t get new contract
• Boards ratify teacher contract
• Four arrested on drug dealing charges
• Students are a bunch of clowns
• Bennington Select Board will back rail
• Alvarez Named to Third Team All-New England
• Cross Country Competes in First Regional Since 2003
• Country skills served Vermonters in Civil War
• Morrissey asked to recuse himself from zoning vote
• Conference aims to connect bike trails from NYC to Montreal
• Death leads to lawsuit
• Towns tell committee: Don’t split us up
• UPDATE - N.Y. federal appeals court permits Bruno retrial
• Baseball to Hold Winter Camp
• Lawmakers OK bill that allows 3 casinos, 1 slots parlor in Mass.
• Experts: Post-Irene river repairs harmful in Vt.
• Some criticism from public, but Hoosick budget vote passes
• Tennis bubble owner disputes property tax bill
• Sierra has something to cheer about
• School officials uneasy with consolidation ramifications
• More arrests expected at Occupy Albany
• Men's Basketball Wins Home Opener 95-61
• New doc helps primary need
• Smart meters raise privacy, health concerns in Vermont
• Supreme Court promises pre-election review of Obama health care plan
• Bill in Congress includes funding for repair of roads
• North Bennington takes steps toward independent school
• Stamford site eyed for large solar project
• Hoosick budget set for adoption tonight
• Fundraisers spring up after Vt. flooding
• Stubborn fire claims Shaftsbury home
• Vt. Occupy activists plan vigil for dead man
• Women's Hoops Picked Eighth in Pre-Season Poll
• Condos outlines public meeting law
• Enthusiastic crowds honor veterans
• AG examines open meeting law complaint
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol by age 11
• Deaths at Occupy camps bring pressure for shutdown
• U.S. troops focus on handing over reins to Afghans
• Hoosick Falls ceremony dedicates memorial wall
• Women's Volleyball Historical Season Comes to an End
• Police crack down on drug imports
• SVSU shortens budget process
• Biologists expect light deer season
• Teachers vote to ratify deal
• Protesters: Vet shoots self at Occupy camp
• State report cites failures at N.Y. crime lab
• Vt. man pleads not guilty to embezzlement
• Men's Basketball Tabbed 6th in Pre-Season Poll
• Volleyball Looks to Continue Great Season at NCAA's
• N.Y. county official raps state DOT's storm response
• Women’s Soccer Makes First Conference Tournament in 12 Years
• Fallapalooza rolls into town
• Jury deliberations set to begin today in Van Vleck case
• BVSU is seeking assurances about governance study
• Power restoration in snowy East could take days
• United Nations marks 7 billionth baby
• Gov. Shumlin’s father hospitalized after crash
• UPDATE - Teachers OK contract deal on voice vote
• UPDATE - Settlement may be at hand in teacher contract talks
• Dangling woman rescued from North Adams fire
• It's too early to be white!
• Arlington pre-K program set to expand next year
• Studies challenge wisdom of GOP candidates’ plans
• Bill: Felony to sell fake maple syrup as real deal
• Long Trail hiker requires assistance
• Talks resume on Monday
• Men’s and Women’s Soccer Cancelled
• Men's Soccer Wins NECC Regular Season Championship
• Volleyball Finishes Conference Play Undefeated
• Snowfall might be only the beginning for New England
• Select Board approves flood recovery work
• Vt. troopers justified in car chase shooting
• Michael Hall is new Manchester chief
• Putnam Hotel building under old ownership
• Strike talks come to a halt
• Study: Rich get richer fast, outpace middle class
• Mobility falls as Americans stay put
• Bail denied in baby death
• Strike talks suspended
• SVHC, Dartmouth take steps toward partnership goal
• Hostage drill lets VSP work out kinks
• Four pursue two seats in Hoosick race
• Program at Fisher blends nature with art
• Strike affects some college applications
• Gay marriage, religion issues in N.Y. clerk race
• Ash borer found in trap in southern Albany County
• Cipperly faces Reynolds for town supervisor post
• Late-night hopes for deal in teacher contract talks
• BCIC aims to lure new workers into local composites businesses
• Repairs continue, but perils remain
• Foliage: Slow start to solid finish
• Manzo Earns NECC POW Honors
• Occupy supporters rally in Bennington
• No school, but lunch is still on
• Strike sparks frustration
• U.S. schools bracing for more budget cuts
• Police: Student confessed to causing explosion
• Initial cleanup of Vermont office complex complete
• Council seeking status in Walmart expansion hearing
• Top Democrats oppose detention policy in defense bill
• UPDATE - Five teens involved in one-vehicle crash
• Massucci Leads Mountaineers to Crucial NECC Victory
• N.Y. schools seek energy, cost savings
• Lady Liberty torch cams ready to view
• Arlington students get out, get busy
• Seniors Lead Mountaineers to Pair of 3-0 Victories
• Mass. Congressman questions Yankee's public statements
• Progress, but no deal yet
• Legion’s bar staying open, for now
• Strike talks break for weekend
• Lone area dermatologist to retire
• Obama: Iraq war over; U.S. troops coming home
• Protesters at N.Y. Capitol
• UPDATE - Sports will be allowed to continue despite strike
• Health system dealing with lack of state hospital
• Start of bow season nets more deer than last
• Libya's ousted leader Gadhafi killed during fight in hometown
• Pre-K possibility gets enthusiasm from parents
• Teachers walk in first strike in almost 20 years
• FEMA extends deadline in Vermont post-Irene
• Talks fail to avert strike by teachers
• AP-GfK Poll: Public unsettled on Obama challenger
• Rensselaer County cuts ribbon on significantly expanded jail
• Arlington subs receive pay increase
• UPDATE: Talks end for night, to continue Thursday
• Volleyball Moves Up in NEWVA Polls
• Woman hurt, house destroyed in Dorset fire
• Vt. Senate chief calls for Irene property study
• Shumlin nominates Robinson to high Court
• Ex-PAVE worker facing charges
• SVSU teacher contract talks down to the wire
• Bennington competes for vegan-friendly title
• Law enforcement ready to protect people, property in case of strike
• Governance study contract is challenged
• Union, school board reps meeting to avoid a strike
• Demonstrations, poll fuel N.Y. millionaire tax push
• Mountaineers Wear Pink
• Mountaineers Improve to 5-0 in NECC
• SVSU make-up days scheduled
• Vt.governor: Give school tax break to Irene victims
• Goldman exec’s Vt. talk nixed after protest threat
• Half of teens shy, but for a few it’s more serious
• Last-ditch negotiations aim to avert strike
• Long ties to Koch brothers key to Cain's campaign
• Cuomo, state union reach tentative agreement
• Healis Earns 2nd NECC Weekly Honor
• Anti-Wall Street movement grows
• Writer takes stroll through history
• Parents will be alerted in case of strike
• Strike would have broad impact
• Teachers vote to authorize strike
• Women’s Volleyball Ties School Win Record
• State turned away workers post-Irene
• Obama sending troops to aid Africa anti-insurgency
• Tons of rocks help rebuild road
• District explores book-free future
• Barnes tapped as temporary director
• Family diary reveals Civil War connection
• Vt. sees storm Irene cleanup costs approaching $1B
• Obama blames plot to kill Saudi diplomat on Iran
• H.F. water bills upset ratepayers
• Arlington delaying pre-K expansion
• N.Y. group challenges government grants to business
• Flooded Vt. town struggles to ID cemetery remains
• H.F. man found not guilty in baby’s death
• ’Occupy Wall Street’ rallies no surprise to Sanders
• UPDATE - Hoosick Falls father acquitted in child's death
• Charges filed over White Creek boy who wandered from home
• Police: Woman was texting, intoxicated before crash
• Women's Volleyball Cracks NEWVA Poll
• Alvarez Named AVCA National Player of the Week
• Blazers Snap Mountaineers Two Game Win Streak
• Bennington College goal: carbon neutrality
• Report: Layoffs hit 3 percent of N.Y. teachers
• Deerfield Wind wins fed backing
• Lawmakers discuss future of closed Vt. state hospital
• Forums: What does public want in pre-K?
• ’Occupy Wall Street’ comes to Williamstown
• Foreign insects, diseases got into U.S.
• Mormon beliefs again under attack
• Waterbury closing strains hospitals
• N.Y. suicide walk remembers lost youth
• Incidents focus Fire Prevention Week reminder
• BSD group works on student goals
• Deliberation in trial will continue on Tuesday
• Webster Leads Mountaineers to Second Straight Win
• Volleyball Reaches 20 Win Plateau
• Strong Second Half Leads Mountaineers Past Blazers
• Cuomo, union seek to avoid 3,500 layoffs
• More than the 3 ‘Rs’
• Vt. orders work to stop at Lowell wind project
• Strike meeting set for Oct. 12
• Pownal board picks Dale Palmer to join it
• Contract talks reopen with picket
• Teacher contract talks at impasse
• Obama goes on offense in the East Room
• Deliberations begin in case of H.F. infant’s death
• Olsen won’t seek re-election
• Bennington School District board questions future of RED
• Agency head defends fingerprint evidence
• More youth report seeing their Facebook, email accounts hacked
• UPDATE - Jury deliberates in trial of father charged with killing infant
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets sees Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• N.Y. doctors want health study of gas drilling
• Shumlin: State worker claim a ‘disservice'
• Chen: Path to single-payer ‘daunting'
• Investigation shouldn't hurt local cases
• Apple: Co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Foundation brings Afghan family to U.S. colleges
• Vt. Law, long a holdout, lifting recruiter ban
• Four charged with cruelty to animals
• Attorney questions forensics in shooting
• Route 9 bridge repaired; road is back to 2 lanes
• Some state workers want double-time post-Irene
• Bill would put local food in local schools
• Arlington looks at pay raise for substitutes
• Teachers take troubles to public with vigil, picket
• New York state insect found in N.Y. for first time in decades
• Thoroughbreds Use OT to Race Past Mountaineers
• Mountaineers Soar Over Hawks in NECC Opener
• Evening fire further damages vacant Cambridge building
• BBC, Bethel face off over results
• Pownal park on market soon?
• Local FEMA center set to close Thursday
• Norwich student pleads not guilty in DUI fatal
• 3 from Pownal plead not guilty to supplying minors with alcohol
• Prosecutors face schedule conflict
• In 'Bennington Triangle,' Be afraid, be very afraid
• Police: DUI crash kills 1, injures 7; all Norwich students
• Grafton Peace Pagoda holds anniversary
• Protesters on Wall Street for the long haul
• Alvarez Earns Second Straight NECC Player of the Week Honors
• Family Key to 2011 Hall of Fame Inductees
• Vermont mobile homes hit hard by Irene floods
• Women’s Soccer Wins First NECC Game
• Men’s Soccer to Host Daniel Webster for Homecoming
• FEMA ready to provide temporary housing in Vermont
• Boutin bottles the fruits of his labors
• Pownal tax bills delayed; board weighs a vacancy
• Arlington delays pre-K decision
• With Americans dead, al-Qaida lacks Western voice
• Shumlin: We must prepare for more floods
• Our Lady of Lourdes closing after Mass Saturday
• Task force aims to boost local business by collaborative effort
• New York union floats a proposal to avoid layoffs
• Owners fight erosion behind Man of Kent
• Priest now leading two Bennington parishes
• Shareholders OK sale of largest Vt. power company
• Route 9 bridge reduced to one lane after AOT inspection
• Science scores flat on NECAP
• Former Vt. Congressman Richard Mallary dies at 82
• White Creek man pleads not guilty to killings, arson
• Bennington Select Board changes economic study funding amount
• Anti-wind power occupation begins on Lowell Mountain
• Former teacher gets 12 years for molestation
• N.Y. authorities charge 7 in SAT cheating scandal
• Entergy: Limit state’s power to shut us down
• Census: 131,729 gay couples report ‘married’
• Southshire Partnership loses funding
• Turning Point opens doors to public for open house today
• CCV awarded $2.5M grant to train for jobs
• Vermont railroads back in operation
• Government shutdown averted; dispute surmounted
• International flavor in Woodford
• Men's Soccer Tear Fighting Tigers 3-1
• Athletics Releases Winter Sport Schedules
• Awaiting word on Walmart Act 250 appeal
• Local volunteers help Wilmington
• Men's Soccer Sweeps NECC Weekly Awards
• Alvarez Earns NECC Player of the Week
• Freed hikers: Iran held us because we were American
• Cambridge schools testing ranks high
• Brewfest brings out homebrew best
• Haggerty Leads SVC to 2-0 NECC Start
• Salmon will seek re-election as auditor
• $5M settlement OK'd in killing of boy in N.Y. care
• Compost moratorium approved in Shaftsbury
• Cuomo signs more than 90 bills into law
• No clues or leads to Vt. teen’s whereabouts
• Handmade dog toys benefit shelter
• UPDATE - Vermont Guardsman dies during flood cleanup
• Mountaineers Tame Fighting Tigers
• SVSU team status topic for debate
• NECAP test: Boys lagging in Pownal
• Former CDC driver charged with buying alcohol for teens
• Talk to Cuomo online
• Divers explore tug submerged in Lake Champlain since 1963
• Dow falls 391 on worldwide economy fears
• American hikers freed from prison in Iran begin trek home
• CCS board seeks balance to turnover
• Poll: N.Y. should roll dice on casinos
• Helping out provides valuable lesson
• Palestinians relentless in push for UN membership
• Waiver leads to many more cat adoptions, but more came in, too
• Vermont man allegedly hired hitman to kill 2
• Police: Fire at nuke plant office arson
• Navy officer, partner wed in Vermont as ban ends
• Irene could cost state more than $1B
• Velazquez Rookie Runner of the Week
• N.Y. anti-smoking effort said weak
• Two men to marry here when military ban ends
• Obama: Taxes must be part of debt deal
• Teachers unsure about open talks Proposal offered by boards
• Select Board, workers prepare for new talks
• Hoosick Falls shifts village positions
• Award-winning Vermont AP chief Curran remembered
• Haggerty Earns NECC Player of the Week
• Classic cars return to Willow Park
• Habitat team breaks ground on new ‘vision’
• UPDATE - AP's Vermont chief Curran dies
• Fall foliage begins to show its colors
• Women's Soccer falls in NECC Opener
• Haggerty Leads Mountaineers in Conference Shootout
• Women’s Volleyball Claims Kean Tournament Championship
• Manager: Storm repairs won’t slow bypass work
• Arlington covered bridge likely to remain closed for months
• SVSU schools will make up days lost to Tropical Storm Irene
• Technical director, assistant superintendent slots still vacant
• Officials ask Welch for assistance
• Welch, Gibson introduce bill to help flooded farms
• Irene closes campground for season
• Defying orders, Marine saved other troops
• Teachers nix contract offer
• UPDATE - Teachers overwhelmingly reject contract offer
• SAT reading scores for 2011 drop to lowest level on record
• A referendum on Obama? GOP celebrates NY win
• District moving toward digital office
• Town hurries to complete estimates
• Murder suspect prompts coverage
• Teachers vote on contract offer
• Hoosick board again delays action on bridge
• Women's Soccer falls to Cobleskill St.
• Massena’s Two Goals Lead Mountaineers past Sage
• Women’s Volleyball Ranks among Top 10 in NCAA Statistics
• Town borrowing $5 million toward recovery
• Shumlin appoints board to oversee health reform
• Applejack: Sale could leave nothing for VEDA
• Vermont infrastructure damages could pass the $500 million mark
• Bennington to pursue grant for development
• SVC Lends Hand to Clean up Hurricane Irene Damages
• Entergy, state square off over future of plant
• Perry assailed by GOP rivals, defends his record
• Suspects in slayings plead not guilty
• SVSU teachers to discuss contract offer
• FEMA recovery center opens at firehouse
• UPDATE - Disaster recovery center opens here
• Gathering celebrates art, artists
• 10 years on, America gathers, remembers
• With words of steel: Bennington remembers
• FEMA center may be sited in Bennington
• Grandmother said abuducted by more than one person
• SVC loses Heartbreaker
• NEC Outmuscles Mountaineers
• Route 9 open, all the way across
• Five Readsboro homes declared unsafe
• Shaftsbury 2012 tax rate to decrease
• Man gets 25 to life in sex assault case
• SVC convocation speaker calls for overcoming assumptions
• Badges honor 9/11 victims
• No fear of forgetting
• Major east-west roads to reopen this weekend
• Flood warnings active as rain keeps falling
• FEMA surveyors assess damage in N.Y.
• In Vermont, closed roads take toll on trucks, buses
• Romney, Perry spar on jobs in presidential debate
• Paton appointed CEO of MediaNews Group
• SVSU opens with new faces, tech
• Stingy Mountaineers Fly Past Eagles
• SVC Falls for first time in 2011
• Progress on roads; more flooding feared
• Hearing on Walmart reopening
• Shumlin seeks vacation homes for flood victims
• Police ID bicyclist who fell into brook
• Libyan spy files detail Gadhafi regime's collapse
• Lee's remnants spawn twisters, drown man
• Winter threatens repairs of damaged roads
• Healis Honored by NECC
• Residents eligible for FEMA aid
• Vermont rail system suffers major damage from flooding
• U.S. labor unions adjust to a new reality with Obama
• Storm-socked Vermont girds for more flooding
• A welcome relief for town
• HFCS schools to open Tuesday
• Water plant back on line; road work progresses
• Mountaineers fall in Home Opener
• A Day of Two's
• Aid to come, counties being assessed
• ’It happened so fast’
• Select Board addresses cleanup of river
• Conserve water through weekend
• Guitar-a-thon raises funds against cancer
• In the blink of an Eye
• Farmers report big losses after storm
• New pipe arrives; water repairs can start
• Southern Baptists offer post-Irene free clean-up service
• Bridge to reopen next week
• Athletics Goes Live
• Women's Soccer Ready to Start Season
• More damage to town water found
• Rivers begin falling across Northeast
• Manchester fared better than neighbors
• Helicopters rush food, water to cut-off towns in Vermont
• Repairs planned, water a concern
• Hospital saving water, sending help to Wilmington site
• SVSU delays opening day to September 12
• Aug. 31, 9:45 a.m.: Bennington water supply at risk; FEMA trucks arrive
• Women’s Volleyball Chosen 2nd in NECC Pre-Season Poll
• Rensselaer, Washington counties took less damage than neighbors
• Water main break leaves Arlington with short supply
• By the numbers
• Upstate New York cleans up, regroups after Irene
• Gov. Shumlin: ‘It breaks your heart’
• UPDATE: Bennington asked to conserve water
• UPDATE: Sunderland loses three buildings, assesses road damage
• UPDATE: Water main break in Arlington leaves water customers with short supply
• UPDATE: Floodwaters receding, but damage widespread
• Utility to seek new tower
• Men’s Soccer tabbed 3rd in Pre-Season Poll
• Local roads, cars swept away as rescue workers kept busy
• New York mostly spared; Western Mass. hit hard
• UPDATE - Storm causes widespread flooding, damage
• Long Island eyes storm's path
• Arch for NY-Vt. span last major piece
• Hurricane will delay school start in area
• Officials prep sandbags, shelter for storm
• SVC welcomes 241 freshman students
• U.S. says Libyan chemical, nuclear material secure
• Prescription drugs, alcohol suspected in death of student
• Officials: Take Irene seriously
• UCS holds sixth annual health fair
• Theater audience honors poet Richard Wilbur
• N.Y. court: Evaluations can't focus on test scores
• Local wheat sees revival in New England
• Arlington Legion to close bar in September
• Planners back moratorium
• State apologizes for failure in communication
• El Nino linked to wars, unrest
• With CIA help, NYPD monitors Muslim areas
• Quake felt in Vt., but no damage reported
• CDC hires new superintendent
• N.Y. gets tremors but no damage from quake
• Wildlife Dept.: Please don’t shoot bears with collars
• Quake in Virginia rattles Vermont
• Vt. inn denies discriminating against N.Y. lesbians for wedding
• UPDATE - Quake shakes the East, all of Vermont
• California Comes East
• Gadhafi regime teeters on brink
• Fire injures woman
• Viereck glad to be Shaftsbury’s new zoning administrator
• Condos: Negotiations should be warned
• History, passed from generation to generation
• Storms flash through area; power disrupted
• SVC president sees continued growth at college
• Consultants will lead RED study
• Propane leak, spark likely caused blast
• Are military pensions too ‘generous?’
• New board member has eyes on taxes Fills vacant Sunderland position
• Often-hit trestle slated for removal
• Police: Home invasion was inside job
• Vt. Yankee owners challenge tritium report
• UPDATE - Police make arrest in vehicle thefts
• The (arts) world according to Bruce
• A big down day for Dow
• Police: Woman called ambulance to get pain meds
• 22 teens accused in Vermont sexting ring
• UPDATE - Police seek burglary suspects
• UPDATE - Lewd behavior reported at swimming area
• Plan for Burgess landfill cleanup outlined
• Tritium from Vt. Yankee found in Connecticut River
• SVC's Fall Sports Return to Campus
• CDC may name new super next week
• Redistricting would shuffle several towns
• Governor presides over lesbians' marriage
• Police: Old school house fire is arson
• Consumers flocking to food co-ops
• SVSU still seeks candidates for two supervisory posts
• CDC picks firm to review governance plans
• Community mourns Francis E. Morrissey
• WCW to move operations to Manchester
• Baseball Recognized by D3baseball.com
• APNewsBreak: Cost of NY gov’s flights about $13K
• Commission miffed by Shumlin’s snub
• Cuts to winter heating aid concern New Englanders
• A Battle Day promotion for town native
• Honoring Bennington's past, present
• SVSU conflict of interest rule ‘has no teeth'
• Burgess site runs afoul of state
• Plasan Carbon gains $2.5M fed grant
• Synthetic marijuana laws a legal, chemical muddle
• Murder trial set: Fatal stabbing took place in Pownal
• Police: Suspect ‘knew' at young age he could kill
• Pownal hiking trail access wins key approvals
• Casella to pay $1 million settlement
• Proposal to improve recreation at Mass. prison
• Men’s Basketball Concludes Another Successful Camp
• Obama: Something is wrong with country’s politics
• NRC: Yankee must save for shutdown
• Towns see drop in fine payments
• Police chase ends in crash
• Poll: Opposition to NY gay marriage law softening
• AP IMPACT: Cutbacks force retreat in war on meth
• Bears reign; Dow finishes down 519
• Wis. Dems say recall wins show governor vulnerable
• Family sues over parient’s death
• Sanders lauds MAU Twilight Program
• UVM: No violations in case of ex-president’s wife
• Fatal shooting in Brattleboro
• Fed vows to keep interest rate near zero
• Antlerless permits reduced by Vermont
• Vt. to seek waiver from No Child Act
• Town tackles trestle issue
• UPDATE - Shooting investigated in Brattleboro
• ’96 Softball to Host Alumni Game
• Debt ceiling could cost Vermont tens of millions
• Hurd: Impact of rating downgrade unclear
• NYC public school math, English test scores rise
• State news on center unwelcome
• Mattress firm disputes tax bill; eyes new site
• Truck hits Route 7A trestle ... again
• SEALs were on rescue mission when killed in Afghan crash
• New casino on N.Y. Mohawk reservation
• N.Y. rescue squad seeks members
• Town schools will study local pre-K program needs
• Local 9/11 memorial planned
• Sold! Vermont Timber Frames buys Iron Works
• S'bury, ‘ghost town' clash over memo
• Vt. stepping up energy efficiency
• Pownal reappraisal: One step forward, one back
• S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Baseball holds 4th Annual Summer Camp
• Hoosick Falls business eyes new sites
• Shaftsbury jumps from no K9 teams to two
• Dow falls 512 points in steepest decline since 2008 crisis
• Governor aims to block ‘bath salts’
• Pownal DRB OKs dirt bike track
• UPDATE - Hoosick Falls plant eyes North Adams and Manchester sites
• Board sketching town office plans
• Alcohol, pot involved in fatal crash
• Second Chance waiving cat adoption fees
• Vermont to Yankee: Expect to pay $750K
• Radioactive trace found in fish near Vermont Yankee
• Vermont delegation splits on debt deal vote
• EPA sets hearing on Superfund cleanup changes
• Graded School improvements coming in below bond cost
• Suspects in Dummerston homicide appear in court
• New ag plan in works for CDC
• House OKs debt plan
• Economy concerns end early Dow rally
• Mack Molding hosts governor for firsthand look at business
• Study: Many in Vt. pass up home energy savings
• History of WBTN: Surviving in the non-profit world
• A bluegrass kind of pool party
• Career spent protecting children
• Banner wins 3 AP contest awards
• Vt. lawmakers opposing 14 post office closings
• Sanders: Obama should play 14th Amendment card
• Tough to find a primary care doc
• Doctor pessimistic about federal grant for health center
• WBTN history: The Bob Howe years
• Towns grappling with office space issues
• Debt-limit vote postponed as GOP seeks support
• Oldcastle open to options in and out of Bennington
• Plasan joins carbon fiber consortium
• Lobbying on health bill extensive but unclear
• Records panel wants help on police matters
• Small tax hikes for Bennington this year
• Post offices targeted for closure
• Revolt casts doubt on debt compromise
• Where’s the winner?
• Good news, bad news on bypass
• MAU: Students in activities excelled in class
• Gay marriage opponents sue to overturn NY law
• Baptist college signs lease with Grace Christian
• Dress code at MAUHS now bans pajamas
• Walmart permit edging closer
• Nuclear plant to refuel despite uncertainty
• Poll: Worries about debt rising again
• Cambridge turns 250; planning for events
• Study commission will examine records law
• Run, walk for the remembered
• Krawczyk eyed for veterans board
• N.Y. gay marriage foes rally
• Armed vet taken into custody after standoff at VA center
• Debt talks: Boehner, Obama trading blame
• Same-sex couples prepare for NYC weddings
• Entergy mum on fuel buy decision
• Community rallies around Kylie Noblet
• Girl meets others with rare illness
• Pownal dirt track hearing calls for answers
• Power use skyrockets in scorcher
• Northeast cities baking in record heatwave
• In heat wave, dairy farmers take precautions
• High temps bring safety warnings
• Johnson Controls site under study
• Solar, renewable energy firms bring AllSun Trackers south
• UPDATE - Sixth person dies from injuries in house explosion
• UVM president to step down a year earlier than planned
• Dems, GOP at White House - separately
• Plasan will create jobs in Michigan
• Vermont applies for childhood education funds
• Vermont weathering U.S. economic storm well ... so far
• County Legislature asks for review of N.Y. Route 7
• Mental exam ordered for N.Y. slay-arson suspect
• New Bennington College complex constructed with inspiration in mind
• Lesbian couple sues Vt. inn alleging bias
• Monument has a new principal Unanimously selected by BSD
• Victims are laid to rest
• Obama threatens veto in debt dispute
• Legislative district changes opposed
• Judge won’t order Yankee to stay open during suit
• White Creek family to be buried today
• Swimming holes mix natural beauty, dangerous currents
• Service honors victims of Salem explosion
• Asian exchange to continue with Thai teacher in schools
• Union's Col. Newton Stone: ‘A good officer'
• Bids in for CDC governance study
• Army will check former firing ranges
• Debt showdown: Obama presses for ‘something big'
• Murder, arson charges follow blaze
• Fillmore Pond gets new owner
• Census data shows growth of same-sex households in state
• Blast death toll rises to five
• Slain family members remembered as friendly, hard-working
• UPDATE - White Creek man charged with arson, 3 murders
• UPDATE - Man faces arson charge in fatal fire
• Explosion flattens Salem, N.Y. home; at least 3 die
• State Police have 33 openings statewide, 2 in county
• Police detain man sought following fatal White Creek, N.Y. fire
• TAM halts compost proposal
• Dangers of too much salt in diet may be influenced by potassium
• UPDATE - Car of man wanted for questioning in N.Y. fire found
• UPDATE - At least 3 killed in Salem house explosion
• Stephentown plant to help N.Y. power grid run more smoothly
• Use of funds for pedestrian crossing hotly debated
• Census: Percentage of children in U.S. hits record low
• Afghanistan war vet given highest honor
• Scrapyard said in violation again
• Homeowners can qualify for federal mortgage help
• Vermont’s biggest utility accepts buyout offer
• UPDATE - CVPS to be sold; merger with GMP expected
• Giant hogweed plant causes major worries
• Man hit by car dies after hospital release
• Minnesota shutdown stirs pay debate
• Town, rangers investigate damage at Sucker Pond
• SVSU issues $1K bonuses to workers
• New roof puts brakes on shed project
• Squad alters charity status
• UPDATE - Driver with child faces drug chages
• Users abound for new Willow Park fields
• Cambridge, Salem, N.Y., to discuss consolidation
• Obama presses on with debt deal
• Questions swirl after vet falls from N.Y. coaster
• NRC, Yankee block public info
• ANR chief hails EPA plant emissions rule
• Forensic students’ exam is a fake crime scene
• Christian school bus transportation denied
• Pownal DRB will hear riding, storage requests for tracks
• Welch: Dems must be sure deal is fair
• Billboards spotlight opposing views
• Objections filed to Applejack disclosure
• Neighbor: Store runoff will drain onto my property
• EPA to test air in homes near oil spill
• Public raises concerns over proposed Hampton Inn in Manchester
• Volunteers offer ‘Carpenter’s Hands’
• Tabloid closure points to Murdoch savvy
• Obama calls debt crisis meeting with leaders ‘constructive’
• Redistricting plan could shuffle towns
• UPDATE - County spared most storm damage
• N.Y. lawmakers finish session addressing bear bile, sippy cups
• AG: No charges against Yankee
• Alert: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Landscape shareholder sues partner
• Sanders calls for ‘shared sacrifice’
• CDC may have director in place by start of year
• Board OKs $69K for flood wall certification
• Iron Works sold; Payne on the block
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering daughter
• Report found ‘weaknesses’ in finances
• N.Y. biologists map strategy to save spruce grouse
• War zone strays headed for America
• Fireworks and barbecues on nation's 235th
• Last day on the job ‘bittersweet'
• Chestnut chows down 5th hot dog contest win
• 'Manchester,' the book, honors the town's 250th
• Artisanal cheese-makers finding problems in N.Y.
• Fuel escaping Lake Champlain tug?
• Ex-IMF chief freed without bail; charges stand
• Bus to train stations not well received
• Community raising funds for families of teens killed in crash
• Forum will air concerns about Dufresne Pond dam
• Recess canceled; Senate to work on debt
• N.Y.commissioner says gas drilling can be done safely
• N.Y. may ban gas drilling in watersheds, on state land
• First lady pays a visit
• Ex-official sentenced for embezzlement
• MAU awards 3 project bids, all lower than expected
• Plasan purchases design, manufacturing firm
• SVSU to hire 'in-house' occupational therapists
• Warming continues as greenhouse gas grows
• CDC team brings home competition gold
• E-waste program begins Friday
• Poll: Cuomo approval at 64 percent among N.Y. voters
• Group plans 80-unit Hampton Inn in Manchester Village
• One project passes in CCS revote
• Rescue Squad breaks ground on expansion
• Truck rollover stops traffic
• Board: Highway department can ‘reclaim’ roads
• Family hurt in 2009 crash settles lawsuit for $1.2M
• Lesbian custody: A fight over a girl, and God's law
• Oldcastle looking forward -- to a downtown venue?
• Bill would extend Guard Outreach Act
• ’Dual enrollment’ puts student ahead
• Cambridge, N.Y. woman faces nine counts of cruelty
• Readsboro kicks off July 4th fanfare
• Rain or shine, Relay's message burns bright
• Cambridge high graduates 83
• Pride parade celebrates passage of gay marriage
• Gay marriage headed to vote in N.Y. Senate
• HFCS bids farewell to 96 graduates
• Hoosick emergency services back in the hands of local crews
• BCA asks Oldcastle to move
• State wants input on cell coverage throughout Vt.
• RED committee seeks education consultants
• UPDATE - Oldcastle asked to leave Bennington Center for the Arts
• Owner of Vt. utility may buy other
• Obama at gay rights fundraiser as N.Y. weighs marriage OK
• Yankee battles Vermont in fed courtroom
• Families, friends mourn three teens
• Sanders, Welch applaud release of oil reserves
• FBI captures mob boss Whitey Bulger
• Census shows whites lose U.S. majority among babies
• CDC board to seek new ag teacher
• Fiery crash on Overlea Road proves fatal
• How’d she do? Watch Elaine Garrett on Jeopardy Friday
• N.Y.’s 3 top leaders: Gay marriage talks encouraging
• Obama: 33,000 troops leaving Afghanistan
• Spokesman: SVSU Teachers want to work on contract
• Cambridge budget approved; bond vote next week
• New York GOP tables gay marriage; showdown looms
• AP sources: SUNY, CUNY tuition up $300 a year
• Panel nears deadline for drawing districts
• SVSU boards impose retroactive teacher contract
• N.Y. Senate stuck on gay marriage as rallies grow
• Lingering downturn helps keep home gardening boom going
• High court blocks states’ climate change lawsuit
• Welch: Medicare bill would save billions per year
• Great Race a boon to downtown businesses
• CDC cooks with local chef's help
• Founder's Day brings dignitaries old, new
• Some Methodist clergy defy gay marriage ban
• Appeals hear bid for retrial of ex-N.Y. senator
• Reward offered for missing pair
• 100-year-old Velie takes race’s top prize
• At the finish, teams have tales to tell
• District buying new technology
• NRC refuses to answer Yankee questions
• Hoosick Falls pilots court diversion program for underage drinkers
• Welcome Center construction one step closer
• Trial surrounding baby’s death to start
• Compost facility tough to classify
• Supporters, opponents both protest wind decision
• Leahy pressures officials to end Afghanistan war
• Gay marriage close to reality in N.Y.
• School lends ‘Brownie Lady' a hand
• Bennington not alone with water system troubles
• Neighbors question TAM compost plan
• Montpelier weighs wood-heating system
• Iron Works lawsuit settles
• Northern Berkshire Healthcare enters bankruptcy protection
• Deceased Arlington man is identified
• Arlington man struck by truck, killed
• Pownal accident victim identified
• Bennington water rates to rise, but is it enough?
• Shorter prison time sought for abused women in New York
• Cuomo tries to box in Senate GOP on gay marriage
• Vt. waits on disaster declaration for flooding
• Student sex misconduct reported at Castleton Elementary School
• BBA graduates urged to exercise ‘freedoms'
• Arlington Memorial celebrates 25 grads
• Nation glimpses Giffords' recovery
• MAU hands diplomas to 263
• Mixed reception for Bartels Lodge proposal
• Teachers, SVSU still at the table
• Burgess Brothers sold to Rutland firm
• State revenues up due to the rich
• TAM plans compost facility on Mance farm in Shaftsbury
• Greenhouse buy tabled
• Ten Athletes Earn Academic All-Conference
• Applejack submits liquidation proposal
• Town offers former Jard site to Guard
• Iron Works sued
• Signs changed to comply with new law
• Have Justice Will Travel hopes for more funding
• Obama expresses concern about slowing economy
• Shots fired at Sumter ignited Vt.
• Northern Vt. towns vote on school district merger
• Who wants to come aboard?
• Vermont goes online with new 911 system
• Blair files insurance suit over ‘09 crash
• Attack kills 120 Syrian security workers; crackdown feared
• Officials: Please don’t feed bears
• 4 MAU teachers near retirement
• Yemeni leader's exit: Celebration, cause for concern
• Hildene brings ‘Sunbeam' to town
• Fest carried memory of balloonist aloft
• Tim Daly tells grads: Enjoy life
• English-only town law is rescinded in Jackson, N.Y. Revote follows letter from AG
• NY leaders propose sweeping ethics law changes
• Marthage pulls office out of pilot program
• Few jobs added in May; unemployment at 9.1%
• Ministry opens center for teens
• Bennington College student found dead
• Vermont woman gets prison in killing of her mother, 78
• Readsboro plans $1.3M water bond
• Great Race set to roll into town
• UPDATE - Student found dead at Bennington College
• Manchester man facing charges of fraud
• NY gov severs state ties to fed immigrant program
• Arlington names top students of 2011
• State officials seek tire-chaining spots
• Welch, ally make case for getting out of Afghanistan
• Gov. Shumlin signs wildlife bill into law
• Cities that weathered housing bust now suffering from declining prices
• NY attorney general suing feds over gas drilling
• AP Exclusive: Boy in Mladic video looks back
• Man cited in drinking party for 150
• Governor signs Sears-backed trafficking bill
• Joint Chiefs chairman pick is soldier-scholar - and singer
• New phase in Hudson cleanup of PCBs set
• Memorial Day comes as troops fight in Afghanistan
• Pownal Legion taps youngest member, James Mason, as chaplain
• Those who died in service honored
• Deal reached to sell CVPS
• Pownal Legion installs officers
• Flooded Lake Champlain a major pain for many
• 'Children of Fallen' find comfort
• Northshire towns to explore RED
• Military funeral protest limiting laws planned
• Day was great; Mayfest was greater
• BVSU moving office to new digs
• Court backs doctor's office after claim by patient kept waiting
• Flooding prompts evacuations, closures
• Violent storms rake Eastern seaboard
• Pakistani Rotarians come to share goodwill
• Trees down, power lost
• SVSU changes job titles, amid sharp debate
• Welch war amendments defeated in the House
• US Census finds Maine and Vt. to be oldest states
• UPDATE - Trees down around area after storm
• BVSU, SVSU contract some office services
• VSP wants to keep Shaftsbury site
• Gov. Shumlin signs universal health care bill
• Judge: Ariz. shooting suspect mentally incompetent
• Ag program sits on horns of a dilemma
• BCIC steps up with donations for fireworks
• Hoosick residents oppose dome locale
• Who will ‘Survive the Farm?’
• VSEA agrees to voluntary furloughs
• Money questions delay town water rate hike
• GMP to buy power from NH’s Seabrook
• SVC fights perception that ‘all’ students abuse drugs, alcohol
• CCS offering $17.71 budget in revote try
• NY Senate: Some bad teachers avoid discipline
• MAU committee: Fix the fields, or save for later?
• Vendor permit fees rankle eateries
• Welch amendments take aim at war powers
• Radio host who predicted End to explain; is ‘flabbergasted’
• AP sources: DNA matches Strauss-Kahn in sex attack
• Possible sports dome neighbors raise concerns
• Reunions remember good days past
• Slow-starting GOP primary spur Dems into early action
• Synagogue expansion begins
• UCS conference focused on client spirituality issue
• Big bank meets small town, and it doesn’t go well
• Jackson may retract ‘English-only’ rule
• Rare disease can’t dim Kylie’s smile
• Freedom Riders get place in history 50 years later
• Two local men put in offers on Barber’s Pond
• Parent: Class needs teacher with license
• Men's Soccer Announces 2011 Incoming Class
• Manchester PD adopts ‘bias-free’ policing policy
• Pownal man plans hydro project
• Perkins to leave Museum
• Poll: NYers still fretting over state economy
• NBGS lays out path to independence
• Pownal invites public to discuss ATVs on roads
• Woman facing challenges after transplant
• N.E. economy still struggling to grow
• Study: Homosexuality, celibacy did not cause Catholic clergy abuse
• Warrington Earns Division III All-New England Team
• Double-digit hike likely for water/sewer
• CCS voters OK projects, narrowly sink budget
• Students, adviser lobby to keep CDC ag program
• Policy shift pulls funding for Fourth fireworks
• Capoccia to get new sentence in fraud case
• Officials: Cuomo proposes cost-cutting NY pension
• GOP: Session wasn’t so hot Lawmakers ask where was progress on jobs, cost of living?
• N.Y. Flower Festival celebrates Buddha
• Tutorial Center moves to new location
• Readers descend on Bookfest
• Emergency prep day a success
• Achoo! Allergy season here with vengeance
• Pownal opens roads to ATVs
• AP Sources: Porn stash found at bin Laden compound
• 2 more groups want to join Vt. Yankee litigation
• Lawmakers pleased with successes of legislative session
• They did that, too? Some lesser-known pieces of legislation from the session
• Vt. seeks to correct inaccuracies in map of broadband access
• SVHC to pursue affiliation with Dartmouth-Hitchcock
• State preps incentives for Plasan Hopes to encourage expansion
• Classes to end early in Arlington this year
• School officials deny new board member’s claim of ‘disarray’
• Schools, town mourn treasurer
• CDC issues RIF letters
• Armstrong, Gage & Warrington Honored by NECC
• Will you try the Commuter Challenge?
• CCSD board approves construction propositions to send for June vote
• Workshop will take up fate of Hoosick offices
• Volunteers: Peace Corps insensitive to rapes
• Stabbing murder trial begins
• In Vermont, health care for all nearing reality
• Diary: Bin Laden eyed new targets, big body count
• Cuomo: NY Legislature doesn’t want ethics reform
• Maureen Harvey takes K. John Smith’s former seat in Arlington race
• College dinner honors 37 students
• Slain neo-Nazi’s beliefs could air in son’s case
• Man behind sports dome plan seeks help
• Select Board will consider ‘objectives’
• Pownal officials call for cleanup
• ASD special election will fill seat Voting is today at Town Office
• Vermont left out of $2B for rail projects
• Shumlin signs bill that closes loophole in youthful offender law
• US suspects Pakistan of retaliation
• Welch: It’s time for US troops to leave Afghanistan
• Baseball Championship Game Set For Wednesday At Mitchell
• Alyssa Davis and Softball Team Honored by NECC
• Graduating with class
• E-Vermont efforts work out well for four county towns
• Bin Laden had support network inside Pakistan
• Baseball Advances To The NECC Championship Game In Walk-Off Fashion
• Open records law on its way to governor
• Shumlin hails achievements as session ends
• EBM files for Chapter 11 protection
• Teacher retired, gave up license on same day
• Goddard College enrollment climbs from 1981 nadir
• Multi-school team creates RED study committee, budget
• Judge gives first OK to settlement with farmers
• Vermont lawmakers push to wrap up for year
• Welch: GOP lets oil companies ‘line their pockets'
• Pownal pellet facility could open soon
• House vote won’t stop health care reform in Vermont, Welch says
• CDC’s job fair growing
• Bill would force state’s costs on Yankee
• States ask US court to overturn health overhaul
• NY senators get earful on ethics in online forum
• Sears seeks resolution on immigration
• Southshire Partnership invites Sears to talk about dispensaries
• Senate moves deadline for switch
• Leahy: Considering reduced aid to Pakistan
• CAT-TV asks: What do you want to see?
• Court sets furlough days through 2012
• Cuomo ‘optimistic’ on gay marriage bill
• Vt. high court upholds convictions
• A decade after attacks, terrorist’s demise prompts worldwide reaction
• Men charged with burglaries Charges tied to string of break-ins
• Vermont reacts with mix of emotions over bin Laden
• Families hit by 9/11, war divided on bin Laden
• Aurora party a big success
• State police arrest suspect in car break-ins
• Baseball Earns NECC Playoff Trip
• Foreign embassies attacked in Libya after NATO strike
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• SVC Ends Season at Elms
• Seniors Keep Season Alive; Mountaineers Clinch 3rd Straight Playoff Appearance
• Health care bill draws debate over immigrants
• Sanders: Replace oil regulators
• SVC Loses Heartbreaker on Senior Day
• William weds Kate as billions watch
• Vt., NY flooding flows into Lake Champlain
• Lawmakers consider midwife insurance coverage
• Baseball Sweeps Season Series from Elms
• Abandoned mobile homes prove a challenge to remove
• Tornadoes kill 281 in South
• Fun for All at Aurora
• Race team asks: Watch for the bikes
• Push for Pentagon cuts tops Panetta’s agenda
• Hawaii releases Obama’s birth records
• CCS offers six candidates for two seats
• Obama sending Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• State police dealing with crime sprees
• Grant will help to pay for new library chimneys
• NSK seeks to expand plant
• Cambridge Central School board discusses smaller capital project
• Fortier sentenced for crime spree
• Krawczyk’s plan to set goals nets mixed response
• Walmart project heading back into Act 250 hearings
• Alyssa Davis and Jessica Eldridge Honored By NECC
• Annual SVC Athletics Banquet Another Success
• State asks homeowners: Don’t kill bats
• Select Board renews Doug’s liquor license
• High court rejects quick review of health care law
• State Supreme Court upholds 2009 conviction
• SVSU inks food service deal
• Women's rugby teams try to play for 24 hours
• Fed, state aid sought after downtown Brattleboro fire
• Fire spares church
• Weather dampens farm, fiber tour
• Scenic byway plan may get nod by June
• SVSU will cut director positions
• McCain wants increased support for Libya’s rebels
• Dozens killed in bloodiest day of Syria uprising
• Assistant fire chief pleads guilty to mishandling donated lights
• Youth without degrees last for jobs
• Beaver Wood withdraws Pownal application
• Senate debates $4.7B budget
• Mock accident drives home dangers Annual demonstration aims to deter drunk, distracted driving
• The gap between housing costs, wages widens
• UPDATE - Beaver Wood withdraws biomass application
• Charges dropped against former state trooper
• ’Tour of Dragons’ bike race will launch in Bennington, April 30
• Track owners solicit ideas for use of site
• BVSU wins extension Allows member districts time to explore forming RED union
• Drop-off battles prescription drug abuse
• UPDATE - Assault charges dropped against ex-trooper
• CDC study will be done, but by whom?
• Arizona gov. vetoes presidential ‘birther’ bill
• No candidate yet for director CDC committee ready to advertise; aim is to have position filled by fall
• State numbers show unemployment drop
• Eagles hatch at Grafton bird sanctuary
• 59-unit Brattleboro dwelling heavily damaged in blaze
• Entergy sues state officials to keep Vermont Yankee plant open
• Advocates: Cuts to aid for seniors would ‘defy sense’
• Case shows tuition impasse
• Bill calls for halt to video arraignments Costing more money than it saves
• Becker Defeats Softball In Two
• Connor Murray Awarded Pitcher of the Week
• A good season for local maple sugar houses
• Tax day -- for some
• NBenn Fire honors one of its own
• Local to help Brazil --’People to People’
• Teens roll out welcome mat for wood ducks
• Senate OKs bill that cuts offender costs
• Court orders Applejack to pay former VP $1.5M
• Senate likely to OK pot, four medical dispensaries for sick
• Initiative aims to lure nursing students to SVC
• House passes budget-cutting plan, sends to Senate
• Shumlin testifies on budget gaps
• Lawmakers don't quite endorse Obama's strategy
• Obama plan eyes budgetary changes, tax increases
• Volunteers, community involvement are keys
• 'Radical hospitality' - New food distribution center opens Saturday
• Gage sets NCAA mark; Baseball splits
• Laser test could put heat on pirates
• Baseball loses fifth straight
• Softball Doubleheader Vs. Morrisville State Cancelled
• AP Exclusive: FBI thought Demjanjuk evidence faked
• France, Britain urge NATO to press harder on Libya
• Hoosick wants resident input Asking for suggestions on where to move offices when armory lease runs out
• Fort Sumter commemorates Civil War’s start
• Sanders: I’ll fight for new health centers
• Sears sought, failed to delay vote on incomplete telecom bill
• Vermont Senate advances bill to ease broadband expansion
• Arguments heard to amend Bell’s release conditions in shooting case
• Steps to floodwall certification less costly than planned
• Shumlin aims to avoid 55-cent charge on electric bills
• Krawczyk takes board’s reins
• Budget Wars: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Raising funds by carrying the weight
• Vigil remembers the cost of war
• Little dresses from big hearts
• Tour a big draw
• Bay Path Defeats Softball
• Hawks Sweep Mountaineers in Weekend Set
• Softball Falls in NECC Opener
• Possible deal in works as deadline nears Congress, president in last-minute talks to avoid gov’t shutdown
• Dancers rock on Police Station steps
• Grise: Royal Pine Villa home proves project concept
• WBTN director: First fundraiser a success
• Spartans Defeat Mountaineers in Two Games
• Welch says ‘no’ to budget extension
• Vermont trout season opens Saturday
• Investigative report: N.E.’s nuclear money pit
• Obama, Boehner, Reid continue talks
• Records access bill passes after change is rejected
• BVSU schools get merger study reprieve
• NY state education boss to leave
• Few permits filed for new construction - yet
• Mountaineers Charge into Conference Set with Victory over Dutchmen
• CBO: Republican budget proposal raises health costs for future retirees
• Racine: Medicaid changes likely to hurt Vermont
• House advances bill to aid public records access
• Track owners blame ‘Vermont factor’ for woes
• Cambridge budget does not cut programs
• Vt. collegian recounts detention in Syrian jail
• Boehner: No budget deal after White House meeting
• GOP budget plan would revamp Medicare, Medicaid
• Chairman Krawczyk now likely
• SVSU seeks grant for preschool
• Delegation fears shutdown Welch warns, ‘We’re playing with fiscal fire’
• Beaver Wood sees setback PSB: We have no jurisdiction over pellet manufacturing side
• Pownal’s Amanda Dean wraps up six weeks at Statehouse as legislative page
• Grants will build new local housing
• Transportation plan pumps bucks into Bennington
• Tomorrow's Baseball Game Against Castleton Cancelled
• Culture change part of effort to stop bullying
• Vt. move to import gas raises concern
• SVAC director a creativity advocate
• Maine's new Gov. drawing ire
• Big Brothers Big Sisters rolls a strike
• Officials caution: Time to take feeders down
• Sanders: Molly Stark School an alternative model
• Detained Vt. college student released in Syria
• MAU readies for ‘British Invasion’
• Vt. Supreme Court won’t hear case Prohibited from hearing sex assault case that points up legal loophole
• Softball and Baseball Postponed Tomorrow
• Verizon seeks more cell panels on tower
• Local reps upbeat on N.Y. budget deal
• 'Japanda' logo to raise money for Red Cross
• Pownal mobile home park for sale
• AYP targets up, success level down Most schools fail to hit new marks
• Sage Defeats Softball in Two Games
• Mountaineers Serve Cadets
• Coach Stokes New Look
• A crippled Japan hits local business
• Huynh expected to be charged in Vt.
• Vermont shows trace amounts of radioactivity from Japanese reactors
• Propane fire out; N.Y. Route 7 open
• UPDATE: Propane fire out; Route 7 to reopen fully tonight
• UPDATE: State police trooper, facing charges, resigns
• ’Prosperous Pownal’ group staying active
• Csizmesia will stay at AMHS an extra year Will provide stability during likely transition period for district
• 2009 chemical leak still raises concerns for property owner
• Shumlin endorses change from oil to pellet heating
• Iraq ambassador says thanks in Vt.
• Threat of explosion reduced to low
• Update (March 29 at 2 p.m.): Crashed propane tanker continues to be dangerous
• Softball Defeated on Home Opener
• Obama in address strongly defends U.S. military intervention in Libya
• Woman hurt in head-on crash
• Welch: We need to cut the budget in all areas
• Propane truck rolls, burns
• UPDATE - No fly zone over propane blaze
• Stokes, Ayala and Barahona Recognized by NECC
• Town vigil remembers Japanese
• Local educators taught to deal with trauma in children
• VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Dangers grow in Japan nuke crisis
• Cambridge park funds up in air
• N.Y.gov., lawmakers agree to tentative $133B budget
• Baseball Postponed at Daniel Webster
• Former dean accused of sex with boy
• Supervisory union accepts resignation from business manager
• Mountaineers Fall Short Against Fisher
• Troops open fire as protests for and against gov't explode across Syria
• Faxon sentenced over fatal crash
• House passes $4.69 billion budget
• No deal; NY budget talks continue
• NBGS group explores going independent
• Retiring Berkshires judge turns attention to the church
• Men's Volleyball Season Comes To An End
• Petition forces election for Arlington seat Vote is May 10; candidate petitions are due April 4
• Vt. House passes single-payer bill
• Teen donates bone marrow close to home
• Traffic stop leads to sex assault charges
• Lance Spratling Honored by DIII News
• Sen. Sanders rouses local audience
• Film, feminine, fashion icon Elizabeth Taylor dies
• Gauthier picked to lead Vt. Police Academy
• Hunters invited to deer meeting at BBA
• CDC investigating potential liability in Barone complaint Aim is to ensure district is secure from possible lawsuits
• WWI report boosts Medal of Honor push for Albany native
• CDC moves forward on governance, new director search
• Men's Volleyball Defeats Sage on Senior Night
• $17.9M school project defeated
• New member Boutin leads CDC board
• Vermont House votes to raise health care taxes
• Baseball and Softball Postponed This Week
• Manchester launches 250th
• VY given license renewal by NRC
• Program provides recipe for baker, troubled worker
• CCS voters acting on $17.9M project
• Sanders plans town hall meeting here
• Vermont town shaken by music teacher’s arrest
• Men's Volleyball Earns Fourth Seed in NECC Playoffs
• Anthony Ayala Named NECC Rookie of the Week for Second Time
• Naaktgeboren and Warrington Named NECC Pitcher and Player of the Week
• Syrup open house a sweet success
• Libya bombing ‘successful'
• 'Curiosity Forum' focused suffragists
• SVHC names two new trustees
• Vt. farm rebuilds with outpouring of support
• Men's Volleyball Splits
• Obama: Send military against Gadhafi
• Member of original 29 Code Talkers dies in Arizona
• Middlebury swimmers suspended for hazing
• House committee votes out health care overhaul bill
• HFCS board fires teacher Alleges misconduct, insubordination
• SVSU zipping toward high-speed Internet in classes
• Snow meets ‘Pi Challenge’ with 87 digits
• Softball Doubleheader Against Sage Postponed
• Gadhafi vows to retake rebel east; UN Security Council passes no-fly
• Conductor changes plea to guilty
• Largest St. Pat’s Day parade rocks NY
• Cuomo alleges advocates making unfounded threats
• Body of Vt. Marine is home from Afghanistan
• Dentists battle provider tax plan
• Lawmakers focus on open government
• Tax on rich sinking in N.Y. budget talks
• NRC: No water in spent fuel at Japanese plant
• Rebels battle to hold city under Gadhafi siege
• ’Blood money’ frees CIA contractor in Pakistan
• Petraeus: first US cuts will include combat forces
• Hurd, Odierno not worried by recent closures Hurd: ‘Temporary setback’
• Passenger rail meeting on track
• Progress Partners meets with foes of biomass plant
• Rep. Welch: Don’t delay restrictions on card-swipe fees
• Vt. child care workers seek bargaining rights
• Relief crews exposed to radiation in Japan
• Iron Works will close by May
• Hoosick Falls re-elects three incumbents to board of trustees
• Vilaseca drops requiring interim superintendents
• Residents report attacks by squirrel
• Oller, Strano represent area
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plants
• US talking to Libyan rebels; allies want action
• Forum leans toward single-payer health care
• Vt. Senate passes youth offender bill
• Men's Soccer Coach Tim Penrod Named New England Collegiate Conference NSCAA Representative
• Joel DeFedele Named NECC Pitcher of the Week
• Alyssa Davis and Sara Simonetti Named NECC Player and Rookie of the Week
• Hoosick Falls' parade turns 20
• Maple syrup open houses this week
• Irish green bathesTown
• Japan's nuke crisis expands
• Middle school hosts Academic Expo
• Bratt says it can’t allow ‘hookah lounge’
• Welch says tap oil reserves now
• CDC can hire superintendent
• Pownal seeks solution to decades-old wetlands issue
• National, state stats on fraud in FTC report
• Homes flood, pedestrians wade in NY towns
• Beaver Wood delays Pownal application Company decides to focus on Fair Haven project for this year
• Snowpack, rain prompt flood watch
• Long list of accused Albany lawmakers grows longer
• Vermont Yankee’s federal license renewed
• Wounded warrior follows new path that leads to helping other vets
• Unemployment drops in state, but rises locally
• UPDATE - Beaver Wood official cites opposition for delay
• UPDATE - Beaver Wood to delay Pownal biomass plant project
• District's books still showing discrepancies Arlington officials finding errors after business manager resigned
• Shumlin defends Caribbean trip without security
• Vt. Senate advances young offenders bill
• Shaftsbury mourns Dr. Arthur Faris
• Washington Post columnist David Broder dead at 81
• Arlington will advertise school board vacancy
• Gadhafi forces barrage rebels in east, west
• APNewsBreak: Group files NY Medicaid ethics complaint
• Deputy held on domestic charge
• Blaze displaces Pownal family
• Cuomo meets with bishops on Catholic schools
• Welch pushes for oil reserve release
• Sheriff's deputy ordered held on abuse allegation
• UPDATE - CVPS crews still battle storm's effects
• Agreement averts teacher strike in South Burlington
• Softball Opens Season, Falls Twice
• US, allies edge toward military options for response to Libya
• Is Smith on board or not? ASD board member was re-elected, but hasn’t said whether he’ll serve
• Cross pleads not guilty to embezzlement
• 2-plus feet of snow buries parts of New York
• Vt. trooper accused of sexual abuse resigns
• Snow, rain, ice: Not so nice
• UPDATE - Storm dumping on northern Vermont
• UPDATE - Thousands lose power in storm
• Carrier recovering as benefit offers support
• Vt. syrup makers try a new gadget
• Hearing to eye Muslim America
• Town’s past lifes now online
• Death with dignity forum emotional
• Grant lets CDC start evening composites class
• Ex-Vt. state worker pleads guilty in $490K embezzlement
• Big decline in kids’ ear infections reported
• Hartwell bill adds hoops to permit process Would add weight to evidence from towns, citizen groups on energy projects
• Warrant issued for former coach
• Cuomo's budget cuts Medicaid
• Catamount ‘extinct' but questions linger
• Sanders: I'll push for fair budget cuts
• Clinton speaks of challenge, opportunity
• Energy legislation could hamper biomass projects
• Libya's fate depends on loyalty of Gadhafi forces in standoff
• Shumlin says overlook deal on nuke plant
• Teachers’ union expands pickets, opens strike HQ
• Homeowners, town settle dispute over sewer eruption
• Dolphins Defeat Mountaineers, 3-0
• ACLU sues town over Town Meeting prayer
• Assistant fire chief arrested Cross charged with embezzlement
• Fire destroys home, displaces family
• UPDATE - Assistant Rural Fire Department chief arrested
• Krawczyk, Corcoran elected in Bennington
• Harris beats Gardner in Shaftsbury
• N. Bennington approves $425,000 school capital improvement project
• Manchester to appeal prebate info decision
• Voters endorse ‘anti-biomass’ board member
• Challengers unseat incumbents at CDC
• Arlington voters pass their school budget on first try
• Fredrickson, Oller win MAU races
• Manchester OKs school budget in light voting
• Men's Volleyball Falls Twice to Endicott
• Town Meeting polling places in Bennington County
• Colvin honored at floor meeting
• Arlington OKs budget handily
• N.Y.governor’s bill would cap superintendent pay Won’t affect salaries in local districts
• Activists fight plan to deport Moscow’s strays
• Stowe to vote on $6.5M bond for new ice rink
• AP: N.Y. Democrats rebel against Cuomo, cuts
• Obama backs design-your-own state health plans
• Claircius Named All-NECC Second Team
• Barahona Named NECC Rookie of the Week
• Spratling Named NECC Player of the Year; Johnson and Naaktegboren Awarded Second Team and Honorable Mention
• Gov. Shumlin critical of No Child Left Behind
• Manchester meeting a quick one
• Clinton: U.S. ready to ‘aid' Libyan opposition forces
• Trustee race on Hoosick Falls ballot
• NBenn school capital project is meeting focus
• Arlington school will explore SVSU union in RED
• UPDATE: Mount Anthony Union wins 23rd straight wrestling championship
• Men’s Volleyball Splits on Dig Pink Day
• Mountaineers Drop Pair in Season Opener
• Baseball Chosen Fifth in NECC Preseason Poll
• Vt. House debates ending tax penalty
• Protesters hit by hail of gunfire in Libya march
• Republicans urge pointed questions on health care
• Morse airport in no danger of closing
• Annual town meetings and election details set
• Men’s Basketball Falls in Semifinals
• AirNow takes last flight; closes today
• BVSU seeks advice after resignation Board has not yet accepted business manager’s letter
• Crosby seeking to unseat Keough, change tax rule
• Wis. Dems not deterred by recall threat
• Opponents of Vt. wind project protest
• Poll supports Bloomberg
• New commenting service on benningtonbanner.com
• T.J Carmody's Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Hawaii’s governor signs civil unions into law
• Americans, Turks among the thousands fleeing Libya
• In Vt. judge reviews; 2 singled out for criticism
• Gadhafi hold whittled away as Libya revolt spreads
• Government drops support of Defense of Marriage Act
• AOT offers options for bridge fix
• MAU: Add NECAP scores to transcripts?
• Schumer gun bill would expand background checks
• Bill would close court loophole
• Vt. unions rally in support of Wisconsin workers
• CDC awaits state OK to seek new director
• CDC board tangles over ‘inppropriate’ executive session
• Rec Center could close if bond fails Murphy: Repairs are needed, whether center expands or not
• Men’s Basketball Advances to NECC Semifinals
• Gadhafi goes on Libyan TV amid protests
• Trying brain pacemakers to zap psychiatric disease
• Hoosick-area youth playing it safer these days Risky behavior, substance abuse are dropping off
• Neither side budging in Wisconsin union fight
• Shumlin: Early education deserves more attention
• Shumlin makes the rounds of county
• Pro-biomass group forming Business owners want ‘Citizens for a Prosperous Pownal’
• Spratling Named NECC Player of the Week
• 2010-2011 NECC Men’s Basketball Championship Pairings Announced
• History of Klan in Vermont reviewed
• Town woman now 100
• 'Death with dignity' debate to be emotional
• Women's Basketball Ends Season on Losing End
• Men's Volleyball Drops Two at Elms & Wentworth
• Spratling Leads Mountaineers in Senior Day Victory
• Bahrain forces fire on protesters
• Wisconsin Dems could stay away for weeks
• SVSU’s Witham is on the fast track
• Auditor won’t seek re-election Salmon may challenge Sanders
• Local case points to flaw in legal system Alleged assault by minor, now an adult, slips through loophole
• UPDATE - Nearly 40 mailboxes destroyed by vandals
• No. 11 MIT SWEEPS SOUTHERN VERMONT IN MEN’S VOLLEYBALL ACTION
• Anti-biomass groups to screen ‘Carbon Nation' as fundraiser
• Dale Long bill passes Senate Extends benefits to EMS volunteers
• Fed grant aims for new markets for Vermont food
• 3 candidates seek Bennington seats on MAU board
• Sheriff lets several deputies go
• Banner photographer wins two awards from press association
• Tough Loss for Women’s Basketball
• Hathaway: Squads can close the gap Coverage still there after Payne closed
• Hoosick ambulance coverage decision draws opposition
• Northeast lawmakers assail heat aid cuts
• Trooper charged with domestic assault
• Men's Volleyball Lose to NECC Daniel Wester, 3-0
• Plant developer agrees to change pump test plans
• Beaver Wood defends permit Attorney: No need for Act 250; Act 248 covers everything we need
• Technology gives police a leg up on spotting, handling scofflaws
• Guard chief warns he’s target of Facebook scam
• Women's Basketball Defeated by St. Joseph's (Conn.)
• Texas group sues local company over old patent claim
• Budget: Some cuts, not the slashes GOP seeks
• Payne ambulance service closes, claims lack of calls
• Bill would hold indie schools to public rules Schools that get public funds would have to meet standards
• BBC: ‘Fallapalooza' planned
• Biomass plans define Pownal election foes
• More roof collapses reported locally
• Local teacher helps protect heritage sites
• Obama's budget won't be pain-free
• Priest guilty, faces years in prison
• Becker Defeats Women's Basketball
• Mountaineers Fall Twice
• Mountaineers Fall Twice
• Men's Basketball Defeated by Becker
• ’Egypt is free,’ crowds chant
• Gov. Shumlin endorses controversial wind project in Lowell
• Court says landlord not liable for car damage from falling ice
• Pownal board debates liability for legal bill
• Smith resigns Cancels bid for re-election
• President includes Welch’s unemployment idea in budget
• Appelman returns Northside parcel to former owner
• Treasurer sets sights on tax collector’s job Pownal delinquent tax collector: Should be held by different people
• Natural gas explosion in Pa. kills 5
• Solomon: Alzheimer’s on the rise
• Pownal set to sell parcels delinquent on sewer tax bills
• Agencies: Act 250 needed
• Candidates share thoughts at forum
• Strikes in Egypt add to pressure from protests
• Va. Sen. Jim Webb won’t seek re-election in 2012
• GOP senators rip NRC on nukes in Vt., Mass.
• SVSU’s NECAP scores slide
• Rep. Welch proposing jobs plan for veterans
• Lawmakers reconsider moose pardon measure
• Boutin: Preparedness, transparency
• Forum will consider NBGS capital improvement bond
• Harrington: Tech, life skills important
• SVHC $6.6M in the black Spokesman: Provider tax likely to shrink surplus by half in near future
• Judge: Release tax adjustment data
• Roof collapses are serious threat
• Mental health cuts could cost UCS $600K
• Legislative breakfast covers ed proposals
• Riedel Named NECC Rookie of the Week
• Anthony Ayala Named NECC Men's Volleyball Rookie Of The Week
• Spratling Named NECC Player of the Week
• Six Mountaineers Selected to 2010 Fall NECC Academic All Conference Team
• N.Y. nuclear talk echoes past
• Obama struggles with Egypt crisis
• Local high schools get face time on ‘Extreme Makeover'
• Judge: Vt. gay union illegal
• AG settles with Manchester landlords
• Men's Volleyball Postponed Due To Weather
• Women’s Basketball Upsets Lesley, 59-57
• Mountaineers Clinch NECC Playoff Berth
• SVMC renting temporary boiler as backup
• Police: Don’t leave your snow on roads
• Conflict alleged in CDC contest
• Census estimates show big gains for US minorities
• Office to watch public records? Vermont ponders an office for gov’t transparency
• Gardner: Not on ballot, but in the race
• Shumlin unveils his jobs bill
• Leahy: Cut aid to Egypt if Mubarak stays
• Harris wants back on Shaftsbury board
• Obama’s support breathes new life into Welch bill
• Women’s Basketball Upset by Bard College in Overtime, 65-64
• Men’s Volleyball Defeated by SUNYIT, 3-0
• DeLucia seeks third CDC term
• Letourneau pursues fourth term
• Drunsic: No room for two Man with pellet plant plan says Beaver Wood would put him out of business
• Botzow bill looks at how state taxes renewable energy
• Cuomo plan would slash NY spending, cut 9,800 workers
• Mubarak won’t seek new term; ‘Go now,’ angry crowds shout
• CCS board plans $17.9M improvements
• Lobby calls for $1-a-pack tax hike
• Forget the groundhog - he’s snowed in
• Snow impacts schools, meetings: Tuesday, noon
• Women's Basketball Game Postponed Due to Weather
• Egypt's army: No force against protesters
• Lawmaker seeks OK for a casino
• Monument principal job will change Michaels won’t seek blended position
• EOS on track for Pownal solar project
• Festival draws out the crowds
• For US, Egypt crisis recalls ‘79 Iran
• Despite planned cuts, Shaftsbury school taxes rise
• Plunge lures brave souls
• New CDC student gains his wheels
• State bottle law changes sought
• Mountaineers Men's Volleyball Defeats Lesley, 3-1
• Pownal budget would lower tax
• Sidewalk $$$ come through
• Military rolls out plan to repeal policy on gays
• US to review aid to Egypt
• SVMC balks at tax hike
• High-speed rail project gains key ally
• Exhibit celebrates town's early years
• ASD’s budget is up but spending down
• Senate keeps but limits filibuster
• Former Time journalist to be Obama press secretary
• Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• Barn fire in upstate NY kills about 200 animals
• SVC’s Robert Consalvo dies
• SVC Women’s Basketball Wins Third Straight Tops Bay Path, 75-57
• #5 Panthers Pounce Mountaineer MBB, 81-63
• Pentagon to outline training for gay ban repeal
• Sanders caucus defends Social Security
• Social Security fund now expected to be empty by 2037
• No stemming red ink: Federal deficit to hit $1.5T
• Bus deal leads to big savings Shaftsbury joining MAU, BSD on Dufour transportation contract
• State watchdog takes over NY county’s finances
• Brig commander change where WikiLeaks suspect held
• Threatening texts lead to legal troubles
• Obama: Leadership now ‘shared responsibility’
• Brady: SVHC expects surplus Should be in the black by $5 million
• CDC: Barone will get $55K in severance
• Shumlin: We have to cut spending
• Mountaineers Defeat Elms in NECC Action, 61-52
• Mountaineer Volleyball Can't Tame the Wildcats
• Southern Vermont MBB Falls to Becker Hawks 73-41
• Local candidates off and running
• Low temperature record broken
• Moscow bombing called terrorist attack
• Shall NBenn bond $425K? Ballot question aims at Graded School improvement projects
• UPDATE - Man charged with slashing in North Adams
• Vt. healthcare proposal raises many questions
• Cooling device helps local cardiac patients survive
• Habitat for Humanity eyes future
• Dollar General store working way through permit process in Pownal
• BSD board agrees on budget plan
• Obama: ‘Put the economy in overdrive’
• Select board OKs near-level budget
• CDC accepts Barone’s resignation
• School staff rock out to Zumba class
• PSB gives college, town party status in biomass process
• State must clarify source of project funds
• UPDATE - Yet another truck hits train trestle
• DA: Pennsylvania abortion doc killed seven babies with scissors
• Backpack bomb found at MLK event rattles Spokane
• Broker fined for signature cut-and-paste
• Expert: Hybrid plan can fix Vt. health system
• Local Mobil stations switching to Irving
• Suit challenges Medicare coverage denials
• Health bill would allow waivers in 2014
• Student an apparent suicide
• Woman dies in Route 7 crash
• Delegates looking to mix it up for speech
• UPDATE - Bennington woman killed in crash
• UPDATE - Vehicle is struck by train in Williamstown
• UPDATE - Bill to ban plastic bags criticized
• Carbone opens Ford-Hyundai shop
• Police, emergency workers study weapons, meth, and gang activity
• TONIGHTS GAMES POSTPONED DUE TO POOR WEATHER CONDITIONS
• Report lists, maps toxic sites in Vermont
• Fire kills two in Shaftsbury
• UPDATE - Shaftsbury residents die in fire
• Town budget team limits hikes
• Tea Party politics, others welcome at ‘Catamount Room'
• Pondering MLK in shooting's wake
• Give back my sign! Horoscope readers atwitter
• Poll: Certainty about equality unchanged since ‘06
• Gun fair organizer acquitted in boy’s Uzi death
• Report: Women should be allowed in combat units
• Justin Corcoran tosses hat in ring Seeking open select board seat
• NBenn studies RED - and/or going it alone
• Shumlin aims to ensure open records
• Vermont's biggest utilities make 26-year deal
• Proposed law would seal court diversion
• FEMA map redraws flood zones
• Panel suggests lowering income tax rates
• Hundreds come out for Ariz. girl’s funeral
• Hearing offers chance to voice opinion on Readsboro utility sale
• Officer caseloads OK; monitoring system needs work Salmon: Only one of 29 who monitor sex offenders has too many cases
• Farm to Plate aims to boost food, farm economy
• Dissident NY Senate Dems denied committee roles
• Schools ponder how to use grant
• Storm rolls in with heavy snow
• Leahy outlines his Senate goals, advocates reason
• Tucson suspect's troubles didn't keep him from purchasing gun
• Town seeks bond to fix Rec Center
• Mace agrees to plead guilty, pay $100K fine
• Quiznos closing shocks workers
• UPDATE - Man receives probation for sexual assault; mother makes request
• No bail for shooting suspect
• Lawmakers eye changes to Cuomo's tax cap
• Harrington launches bid for Select Board seat
• Welch: Avoid blame game
• UPDATE - Welch cautions against assigning blame
• Nuke plant fights on, but chances dim
• Commission recommends recognition for 2 Vermont tribes
• Doctors optimistic, but Giffords in for long recovery
• Shooting moves nation
• Cambridge OKs zoning changes
• Obama postpones visit to Schenectady
• A snowy inaugural ball in Vermont
• MAU budget draft snips 3 teachers
• A third package ignites at Washington postal facility
• Obama, new team set to address key economic issues
• Shumlin aims at saving $12M
• Free school breakfast all week: All SVSU students invited, Jan. 24-28
• Democratic governor, GOP lieutenant governor
• Legislature’s now open for business
• Shumlin sworn in
• BSD budget talks heated
• GOP in charge: Boehner takes lead in House
• Vt. Legislature: New faces, old ills
• Gov. Douglas bids farewell
• Gov. Cuomo has a plan for N.Y.
• UPDATE - Single-payer advocates rally at Statehouse
• Governor’s legacy a mixed bag
• Kauppi-Rawling stepping down after a decade
• Micro Technology Center closing
• Welch hurries back to D.C.
• Adviser will help with RED process
• ’Baby New Year’ First local baby, Mackenzie Lynn Lee, was born Jan. 2
• School releases list of top environmental issues
• Rockwell photo mural back where it belongs
• Man denies sexual assault on teenage girl in library bathroom
• Governor-elect to kick off 3-days of inaugural events
• Safe ride home program busy
• Cuomo: 'We know what needs to be done'
• Man arrested after New Year's accident
• UPDATE - Man arrested after gun incident, crash
• Armory plans in their infancy
• PSB wrestles with biomass jurisdiction
• Cuomo to be sworn in as NY governor
• Millions gather worldwide to ring in new year
• State agency agrees to speed up benefits
• Nursing home has ‘deficiency' Must submit corrective action plan to prevent repeat of fatal incident
• Local musical events to ring in the New Year
• Shannon Green released on conditions
• NY libraries to get sex predator awareness video
• Budget almost level, but taxes may rise Lower revenues could drive increase
• Madeira named to lead SVAC
• Real-life member of ‘Sound of Music’ family, Agathe, dies at 97
• Unwary drivers slipping, sliding and rolling
• Where are the jobs? Many are overseas
• Red Cross, relatives help fire victims
• 700 NATO soldiers killed in 2010; new firefights
• Police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• Police: Burlington woman killed by fleeing driver
• Poll: Obama and Hillary Clinton are ‘most admired'
• In Congress, a harder line on illegal immigrants
• Santa feeling hasn’t left shoppers yet
• Fire leaves family homeless
• Sheriff's deputy keeps rollin', not ready to retire
• Blizzard hits New England
• Two communities enjoy Christmas meal events
• Hostage standoff ends with man shot five times
• Pallito stays at Corrections Commissioner, gov.-elect put election-season crossfire behind
• Domestic violence variable during the holiday season
• EPA moving to limit greenhouse gases
• 12-year-old is accidentally shot and killed by friend
• New tax law packed with obscure business tax cuts
• Obama eases into Hawaiian holiday
• Windham Sheriff returns after year in Afghanistan
• Nursing home death under AG perusal
• Teacher bringing science lessons from Guard to class
• Administration restores wilderness rules for public lands
• Veterans groups to qualify for U.S. surplus donations
• Goodrich honored at memorial
• Senate ratifies nuke pact, a win for Obama
• CDC sets budget, MAU agreement
• Green charged: Accessory to murder
• Shumlin won’t mandate ed cuts
• Rensselaer County's effort to prevent layoffs fails
• BSD budget up in the air; decisions put off
• Ex-coach pleads guilty to charge of embezzlement
• Census shows slowing growth, adds GOP seats
• US teen birth rate at all-time low, economy cited
• Shumlin names replacement treasurer
• No recount in NY Senate race
• Sarah ‘Sally' Goodrich mourned
• Pownal board hears Biomass upside
• Area woman dies in Oregon
• New gov's picks eyed
• Gay ban ended; impact in doubt
• WEEKEND UPDATE - Senate poised to lift military ban on gays
• Solar power launched at local farm
• New dredging rules for PCB removal from Hudson River
• Study: Wind could be quarter of region’s power
• Unemployment up here, steady in state
• SVSU budget up 15 percent
• Final hurdle for tax bill: Is the end in sight?
• BVSU won’t meet target Misinterpreted ‘Challenges’ objective
• Vt. scores high in emergency preparedness
• Krawczyk seeks re-election, board chairmanship
• Shoeless toddler found on Whitingham road
• UPDATE - Toddler found on road in freezing weather
• UPDATE - Bomb squad called to North Adams
• UPDATE - Teen critical with crash injuries
• Sanders tax plan goes down, 57-43
• School budget cuts a difficult challenge
• Plasan R&D leaving town
• UPDATE - Four injured in crash
• Puppets offer students insights into autism
• Engineer weighs biomass
• FEMA eases town’s flood wall concerns
• Report: KLA behind deadly human kidney trade
• Black segregation in US drops to lowest in century
• Judge deals legal setback to health care overhaul package
• Hale Fish & Game appeals decision
• Troops back from war zone
• Obama tax deal clears Senate hurdle
• Swedes shocked by first terror attack in 3 decades
• Storm socks Midwest, stops flights, drivers
• A solar show and tell
• Delay sought for BVSU study
• Ski injuries decline; fatalities hold steady
• WEEKEND UPDATE - Debt reduction takes a hit with pending tax deal
• WEEKEND UPDATE - Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect, but worth passage
• WEEKEND UPDATE - McConnell gaining the upper hand in D.C.
• Women's Basketball Falls to Mariners in NECC Action
• Cold Shooting Dooms Mariners Against Southern Vermont MBB
• Tax cut bill now a ‘Christmas tree'
• Town faces $600,000 Rec repair
• Steppe eagle thrives in Berkshire Paradise
• Sen. Sanders gives marathon speech
• Audit of Burlington Telecom delayed
• Way clear for tax cut bill; energy breaks added
• BSD scraps budget draft Cuts must be made to prevent 6-percent elementary rate increase
• Cousins reunite - in Afghan war zone
• Outburst after guilty verdict may affect jury selection in another case
• DOT to Vermont lawmakers: Can’t have the rail funds
• Bill would make DUI videos public
• Humane Society sues Manchester firm
• Melissa Jackson to lead Vets Home
• In quick talks, Arlington teachers accept pay freeze
• Norwich Unhinges SVC Women’s Basketball, 81-59
• Tax defeat could trigger new recession, White House warns
• CDC budget up 3 percent Won't meet ‘Challenges for Change'
• Analysts: Tax deal should help economy
• BSD agrees to join RED committee
• Leahy, Sanders, Welch spurn tax deal
• High praise an old church: Woodford Union honored
• Woodford Union church's history long, notable
• After the tax fight, parties move to compromise
• Vermont telecom finances are dire
• Vermont deer harvest drops by 23% in November
• More pet owners giving up their animals
• Obama tells troops in Afghanistan they’re thriving
• WikiLeaks fights to stay online amid attacks
• Plusch gets the nod for sergeant
• We’ll take that Delegates will ask for rail funds other states decline
• More soldiers from region arrive home
• Heading off tax increases, extending jobless aid; resolution shaping up
• Gov.-elect backs level taxes to help meet ‘Challenges’
• Oily soil taken out at BSOB Adverse health impact of oil - if any - can’t be assessed
• Shumlin: Cabinet meetings ‘exciting’
• House censure vote on Rangel overwhelming
• Video aired by television station shows shooting victim in an earlier incident
• All bets are off? OTB to close
• E-waste plan calls for four disposal sites in Vermont
• Vermont high school graduation rate rises to 89.3%
• Arlington Chinese language program gets $10K grant
• No charges for patient in nursing home death
• Deficit panel split; package in doubt
• Gov. Douglas’ official statehouse portrait unveiled
• Obama, GOP to work on their differences
• Office building work continues over winter
• Family, friends honor Jeffrey Charbonneau at memorial service
• ANR plans water permit hearing for Beaver Wood Tentative date is Dec. 15
• Spratling Garners ECAC Player of the Week
• Southern Vermont MBB Runs Past Westfield State, 80-62
• Levy Leads NEC Women’s Basketball Past Southern Vermont
• MAU gets report on the extent, type of school bullying
• President takes initiative in salary-trimming move
• Bell charged in friend’s death
• Evaluation ordered for man accused in threat
• Man identified as homeless veteran
• Shumlin team eyed for sense of balance
• UPDATE - Man released on conditions in shooting case
• Johnson Named NECC Player of the Week
• Spratling Named NECC Player of the Week (Second of the Season)
• Hamlet Named NECC Rookie of the Week (Second of the Season)
• Fatality on icy Route 7
• Museum aims to connect with community
• More Vermonters seek food aid
• Shoppers pack Festival of Trees
• UPDATE - Hoosick Falls man dies in crash
• UPDATE - Troops buck historical trend by saying gays OK
• UPDATE - UNH hosts conference on school bullying
• UPDATE - Analysis: NY Legislature loses some top figures
• Black Friday is golden for local retailers
• Panel: Region needs just one biomass plant
• Stitches for Obama after pickup b-ball game elbow
• Vt. lawmakers battling for funds for fuel program
• Cops probe shooting death
• Judge has many options in sentencing DeLay
• Alcoholic energy drinks to be off shelves in Dec.
• Thanksgiving sales bring shoppers, grumbles
• BREAKING NEWS: Man shot fatally in apparent failed prank
• Man shot, killed in Manchester
• Sanders seeks ideas for deficit reduction
• Talking Turkey Banner promotion contributes this holiday season
• SKorea’s defense chief resigns after NKorea attack
• Eagles serve 900 turkey dinners
• School lunch policy faulted
• Retailers anticipatebrisk sales
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Finance commisioner will stay on with Shumlin
• Video of ESPN Coverage!
• ESPN to Air Story About 7OT Game and Interview Spratling
• North, South Korea trade shelling
• Select Board in a bind over FEMA flood plain ruling
• Executive session votes were wrong; CDC must re-vote
• Feds raid 3 hedge funds linked to trading probe
• CDC board puts Barone on leave
• Thanksgiving is coming, but Vt.’s election isn’t over
• For one Guard family, a special homecoming
• Shumlin names four to his team
• Long-lost class ring finds its way home
• Biomass protests return to Pownal track site
• SVSU urges regional education study
• New governor means new faces
• Spratling Named NECC Player of the Week
• Hamlet Named NECC Rookie of the Week
• Mountaineer MBB Fends Off Fighting Tigers for 104-92 Victory
• Legal trauma: Sex assault trial adds to woman's misery
• PSB crafting biomass hearing schedule
• Walmart roundabout gaining momentum
• Lawmakers questioning biomass plan
• Recounts to begin in 9 Vermont House races
• CDC expects bigger budget, lower tuition
• Man found dead at site of former fish fry
• Terror verdict with acquittals defended by prosecutors
• House panel recommends censure for Rep. Rangel
• CVPS inks deal with Readsboro Electric
• UPDATE - Another car entered in Williamstown
• UPDATE - Police make second arrest in Woodford thefts
• CDC seminar shines spotlight on bullying
• Vt. attorney general wants tax imposed on sugary drinks
• Veterans Home speaker links music to memory
• S’bury ends workers’ extra paid ‘holidays’
• UPDATE - Two injured in pedestrian-car accidents
• UPDATE - Taser appeal rejected by federal court
• Panel begins to re-draw district lines
• Soldier wins highest medal for heroism in firefight
• Distance learning gets OK
• Ethics panel: Rangel guilty of misconduct
• Health blueprint expands
• UPDATE - Panel meets Tuesday to begin redrawing district lines
• SVC Women’s Basketball Soars Over GMC Eagles in Season Tip-Off
• GOP now in line with Tea Party on earmarks
• DMV offers an online tool for young drivers
• CDC buses will soon have video cameras
• Arguments heard in complaint over release of prebate tax data
• Men's Basketball Set to Kick Off 2010-2011 Season Against Norwich Cadets
• Biomass plan draws protest
• New book celebrates history of Cambridge
• Farmers dislike ban on spreading manure during winter months
• Team investigates the paranormal at SVC
• Football coach faces penalty: LaLonde accused of embezzling student, school funds
• Biomass foes pick attorney
• Vermont delegation plans defense of poor, middle class
• Community honors vets with parade
• Cambridge man dies, wife injured in crash
• Wrong data leaves BVSU behind on budget planning
• Granville, N.Y. man pleads guilty in crash
• Biomass project proposal taking lots of heat
• Local martial arts master takes stock of fast-track service career
• CDC director disputes ‘insensitivity’ claim
• Cuomo says New York can’t employ people in unneeded jobs
• Vermont troops have ‘much to offer’ Afghans
• SVC roundtables focus on future of education
• Haggerty Win's NECC POY | Hanson, Eschler, & Massucci Make All-Conference
• UPDATE - Police arrest man in connection with burglaries
• Awaiting details: Bennington eyes biomass plan with some concerns
• School bus blues: Dad cited for confronting daughter’s classmates
• AP Features: Sunburned whales, Arafat’s artifacts, Cuba’s future, BP oil spill
• PSB prepares to hear applications
• Hogue Recieves High Honors | Veliz & Canta Named to NECC First-Team
• Webster & Cecchini Garner NECC Recognition
• Vet’s Home candidate awaiting approval
• Cuomo: Don’t throw money at N.Y. fiscal problems
• Death sentence in Conn. home invasion murders
• Cambridge closer to OK’ing chickens in village backyards
• Two nuclear plants in area forced off-line
• UPDATE - Barber shop protest over alleged discrimination
• UPDATE - Molotov cocktail thrown through window
• #2 Eagles Capture NECC Title Defeating #5 SVC 2-0
• Cuts planned in SVSU draft budget for ‘12
• Author Dennis Lehane travels ‘Moonlight Mile’ in Manchester
• Medical Society members explore ‘Vermont option’
• Feud over Tudor’s estate goes to trial
• NECC Men's Soccer Championship
• Southern Vermont Tops Lesley in PK’s to Go to NECC Championship
• Error in tally upends NY congressional election
• SVC Women's Volleyball Falls in NECC Semis to Lesley, 3-0
• School chief: Auditor broke agreement
• Group seeks to reopen camp on federal land in Woodford
• National/World News
• Biomass tax credit at issue
• Eye of the Beholder:Residents, officals differ on "blight" bylaw
• Entergy to put Vt. Yankee nuclear plant on market
• Shumlin takes reins in tight race
• Man sentenced to 40 years to life
• Associated Press Political Features
• Fire leaves family homeless
• UPDATE - CVPS utility seeks rate increase
• Lightning-damaged wind turbine should be fixed by new year
• Shumlin names transition team Dean, Bankowski top the list
• Students to share Veterans Day insights
• Sexism still a problem for women in politics
• Associated Press Features
• Southern Vermont Beats Mitchell 2-1, Advances to NECC Semis
• Schmidt wins full term as sheriff
• New reality: Obama, GOP talk compromise, conflict
• GOP makes gains in House, Senate races
• Campion pulls stunning upset: Upstart candidate beats Krawczyk in three-way race
• UPDATE - Shumlin is elected governor
• UPDATE - Chad Schmidt elected sheriff
• UPDATE - Condos is new Secretary of State
• UPDATE - Races as of this morning
• #3 Southern Vermont Women’s Volleyball Sweeps #6 Bay Path 3-0 in NECC Quarterfinal Play
• Cuomo wins NY post his father held
• Welch wins third term
• Exit polls show mixed message from Vt. voters
• Gov. race too close to call
• Browning opens lead in House 5 contest
• Morrissey and Mook re-elected
• Election updates on the Banner Twitter feed
• Plasan plans facility at Rhode Island site
• GOP files complaints over Dem mailing in S’bury race
• N.Y. voters set to use new ballot scanners
• Biden tries to boost Shumlin bid
• GOP House coup likely Both parties pushing turnout
• 2010 NECC Women’s Volleyball Championship Pairings Announced
• 2010 NECC Men’s Soccer Championship Pairings Announced
• Candidates shake last hands, make last calls as campaigns wind down
• New poll puts Shumlin in lead over Dubie
• Negative campaigns have a precedent in Vermont
• Party chairs: Same goal, different routes
• UPDATE - Man said stabbed by person in gorilla suit
• Race to the Top funds fail to impress N.Y. districts
• Lesley Clinches Second Seed with NECC Sweep Over Elms & SVC
• Women's Soccer Falls 2-1 to Wildcats
• Man shot by police was wanted
• Men's Soccer Pummels the Wildcats 7-0 in NECC Action
• Williams sets meetings on biomass issue
• Auditor’s report contains numerous proposals
• Youthful energy boosting Campion campaign
• Dubie rallies local supporters
• Cambridge Central launches array of anti-bullying efforts
• Associated Press Features
• Wide-ranging terror plot is uncovered
• BVSU ‘Challenges’ figure swells to $236,000
• Wounded eagle now better and back in the wild
• Vet’s Home eyes new candidate
• 900 N.Y. state workers getting layoff notices
• Report: SVSU changes could save $2M
• UPDATE - Man shot and killed by Vermont trooper
• Downtown Halloween Festival
• DUI video released of Vermont state Auditor Salmon
• Associated Press Features
• Biomass firm files a partial permit
• Women’s Volleyball Soars over Eagles on Senior Night
• Shumlin in area as race winds down
• Consolidation of school talk slows
• N.Y. congressional race close
• Bypass work irks neighbors
• Associated Press Features
• State Senate candidate Blair takes to airwaves
• Associated Press Features
• House candidates mostly in agreement
• Lawyer in speeding case gave to Dubie
• Haggerty Wins Third NECC Player of the Week
• Auditor candidates hold cordial debate
• AARP official: Seniors a key voting block in Vt.
• That’s the sound of music: MAU drama production
• Fredrickson named to fill MAU vacancy
• Women's Soccer Falls to Pine Manor 2-0 on Senior Day
• MAU’s Derby earns educator award
• Ambulance group honors Sen. Leahy
• Netbooks expected in Pownal
• Woman faces new charges
• Grant will help defray cost of cats’ care
• Associated Press Features
• Human Services’ Fischesser learning Bennington’s ropes
• These 'undead' thrilled just to dance
• 'Moonlit' Rotary fundraising event garners $33K for charity
• Policy analyst Hoffer takes on Auditor Salmon
• Haggertys' Hat-Trick Lifts SVC Over Newbury
• Award will honor teacher Stevenson
• Schmidt cites time in the office
• Further charges possible in death
• Behan plans wider policing role
• Officials show locals Burlington biomass site
• Associated Press Features
• Leahy challengers struggle for notice
• Nighthawks Fly High Over Mountaineers
• N.Y. holding lawyers liable on foreclosures
• Local GOP proposes tax cut
• Monument principal, 2 others given RIF notices
• Fatal crashes among teen drivers plummet
• In colorful classroom, students learn service lessons
• DeLucia takes on a ‘dynasty’
• Victim’s car was in crash, police report
• 2nd degree murder charges in stabbing
• UPDATE -- Local man will face murder charges
• Stabbing case may go before grand jury
• Lt.gov candidates debate transparency
• GOP poised for widespread gains
• Energy efficiency costs, budget to increase in Vermont
• BSD: Monument closing rumors are false
• For first time, military is told to accept gays
• Brattleboro school board backs bracelet ban
• Hawks Edge SVC Women's Soccer 2-0
• SVC Soccer Falls 4-2 to Becker in NECC Action
• CDC may set tuition for non-residents
• Greenhouse may sprout at CDC site
• Ariz. Sen. McCain stumps for Britton
• Vt. police group endorses Dubie
• Woman could get into PO, but found leaving difficult
• Woman says cat rescue went wrong
• Associated Press Features
• House candidate has indie spirit
• 18 seized cats adopted, but many remain at vet’s
• Associated Press Features
• Campion bid raises most in House 2-1
• After-school program no stigma at Fisher
• ACLU seeking phone tracking details
• Lesley Edges Mountaineers 1-0 in NECC Men's Soccer Action
• Shumlin meets, greets at Dem HQ
• Bennington man fatally stabbed in fight
• ’Convict’ turns up at Shumlin rally, offers ‘support’
• Mount Mansfield get 18 inches of snow
• UPDATE - Fatal stabbing in Pownal
• SVC Volleyball Sweeps Bay Path and Becker in NECC Tri-match
• Man dressed like inmate crashes Shumlin rally in Bennington
• UPDATE - Man in prison garb crashes Shumlin rally
• UPDATE - Biomass benefits, emissions debated at BCC
• Elementary schools weigh single district
• Sandgate awaits speedier Internet
• Poll has governor’s race statistical tie
• New forester sees diverse landscape
• Rep. Miller: Experience, seniority are key
• Associated Press features
• UPDATE - Police make arrest in the theft case
• N.Y. Senate candidates debate
• Supervisory union questions arise in Arlington talk
• Dunlap assigned to county Special Victims Unit
• U.S. urges delay in military ‘don't ask, don't tell' ruling
• Biomass permit application raises questions
• Gardner tapped for board Will fill S’bury vacancy ‘til March
• Gov candidates debate Vt. Yankee
• Elms Downs Women's Soccer in NECC Action
• Davis Leads MCLA Past Southern Vermont, 3-1
• Williamstown concerned about Pownal biomass plant
• Last of 33 trapped Chilean miners is raised to surface
• SEC: NY Sen. candidate tied to firm sued for fraud
• McCain backing Britton
• Johnson Controls zoning change rejected
• Haggertys' 12 Point Week Earns NECC Player of the Week Nod
• Bond Nabs NECC Rookie of the Week
• SVC Volleyball Celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness Month with Pink-Out Day
• Men's Soccer Forward Nick Haggerty Named ECAC New England Co-Offensive Player of the Week
• Consolidation, sharing on school agenda
• Shumlin: Yankee plant should step up cleanup
• New state offices on the way
• Binge drinking high in state 2 points above national average, in line with rest of New England
• Douglas, Dubie rally with supporters in Manchester
• Politics gets more warlike, less truthful
• Grant will help protect Medicare $50K will go to combat fraud
• Daniel Webster Sweeps, Southern Vermont Splits at Mitchell
• Wildcats Claw Past Mountaineers
• Haggerty Net’s Five, SVC Cruises Past Elms
• Badger Women's Soccer Topple Mountaineers
• Mountaineers Trounce Eagles
• SVC Men's Soccer Falls 4-2 to Skidmore
• Service Auction Fundraiser Deemed a Success!
• Sanders: Retirement benefits can be saved
• SVC Volleyball Defeats Curry, Falls to Castleton
• Shaftsbury properties scheduled be sold in tax sale
• SVC Announces 2010 Hall of Fame Inductees
• Familiar objections raised about mayor
• Fighting Tigers Fight Past Women's Soccer
• Mountaineer Men's Soccer Falls in Overtime to Cadets, 3-2
• AOT sign sweep thins election ads
• Mountaineers Fend Off Badgers, 3-2
• Women's Volleyball Falls In Home Openers
• Reports update Twenty Ten effort
• SVC Volleyball Dismantles Bay Path & Johnson State at Homecoming Tri-Match
• Cecchini Nearly Saves The Day In a 1-0 Loss to Regis
• VY: Tritium found in former well
• Women's Soccer Loses Homecoming to Mariners
• Naaktgeboren Goal Gives Men's Soccer Edge on the Eagles
• Wounded Afghan eagle on way here Will live at bird sanctuary
• Mountaineer Men's Soccer Falls to Mariners 2-1 in Overtime NECC Thriller
• SVC Defeats Aggies to Win the 2010 DVC Soccer Classic, Murray Named MVP
• SVC | SJC Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
• Mountaineer Women's Soccer Falls to Eagles
• Mustangs Slip Past SVC in Final Seconds
• SVC Defeats Castleton 1-0 in Defensive Battle
• Women's Soccer vs. Johnson State College is Postponed!
• Women's Volleyball Digs in for Two Wins at Kean Tourney
• Softball Gears Up for Fall Ball Against Cobleskill & Herkimer
• Women's Volleyball Setter Hershey Canta Wins NECC Player of the Week
• SVC Volleyball Defeats Cobleskill & Newbury
• Men's Soccer Forward Nick Haggerty Wins NECC Player of the Week
• Eagles Fly Past Mountaineer Women's Soccer
• Service Auction | Friday | 7PM | MAC | Open to All!
• Men's Soccer Falls Short Against Eagles in NECC Play
• Eagles Slip by Mountaineer Men's Soccer, 1-0
• Navigating the campaign trail proves tricky in Vermont
• Two seeking open probate judgeship
• Group pushing ‘green’ cleaning in Vt. schools
• Village catching up on late reports
• Leahy: $2M for Energizer
• Welch hears credit horror stories
• Anti-biomass group: Plants produce negative impacts
• Lt. Gov. candidates debate
• Funeral picketing case before court
• Pumpkin event’s light fades
• A new Main Street HQ for Dems
• Gibbs is ticketed over crash
• Times Square bomber sentenced to life in prison
• Board tackles bullying issues
• Cambridge fire destroys poultry
• Woman’s death is confirmed as murder
• Boards express budget frustration in letter
• Molester sentenced to lengthy prison term
• Strike kills 5; heightened security in Europe
• Fulfilling her artistic dreams: Woman stricken with MS exhibits at local café
• Competition on tap at Home Brew Festival
• Pownal officials dismayed by slow reappraisal
• Yankee still lobbying for new license
• U.S. warns Americans to be vigilant when in Europe
• UPDATE - Townshend woman rescues abused horses
• SVSU cafeterias forge close link to farms in the region
• Broecker: Not enough is being done on warming
• Developer, group dispute biomass plan details
• Obama names new chief of staff
• Pownal asked to control ATV use
• Dubie hits Shumlin on prisons in new ad
• Child Advocacy Center director leaving
• Confusion over new, rehabbed netbooks
• Drug Take Back Day nets 36 pounds in town
• Secretary of State hopefuls debate in Bennington forum
• Schools buying board members new computers
• NJ student’s suicide illustrates Internet dangers
• Three interested in MAU board seat
• IRS warns nonprofits on status
• Jacques attorneys press for trial venue elsewhere
• 'Natural' syrup maker relents on caramel coloring
• Salmon touts his work as auditor
• Brattleboro police shoot man outside municipal building
• Woodford officials take exception to remarks
• Smart investing keeps Mack Molding growing
• Ed chief meets with MAU board
• Democratic ranks break over Bush-era tax cuts
• Marriage numbers fall during long downturn
• Board still balking at property zone change
• Volunteers sought to fill school post
• Vt. man dies after motorcycle accident
• Official says Arlington rep must speak up on schools
• Yankee labor union says nuke plant remains safe
• Office building project set to go
• Military artifact expert collects items, stories
• Hoosick Falls celebrates Pumpkinpalooza
• Biomass project meeting draws a skeptical throng
• Vermont senators wondered in 2010: Where’s Dubie?
• Pownal solar project earns state certificate
• Biomass project water use draws crowd
• Possible school closings top BVSU concern
• Battle over Dubie ads escalates
• Which party is most despised? It's a toss-up
• ’Solar communities’ plan aims to lower power costs
• ’Outraged’ Sears critical of Dubie ads
• Composer promotes love of music
• Hard-hitting debate draws enthusiastic crowd
• Obama takes blame for unpopular reform
• Vermont Composites surging as aerospace division sales show significant increase
• Independent Steele vows protest at debate
• Amid Corrections debate, troopers back Shumlin
• Most county schools post NECAP improvement
• Permit push sought by biomass firm
• Dubie, Shumlin here for debate Campaigns heating up
• Microsoft donates to Tutorial Center
• ’Don’t ask’ policy change defeated
• BVSU must decide which school union to join
• Court consolidation talk spurs opposition
• Batten Kill trout habitat work slowed
• UPDATE - Wilmington town manager resigns
• S’bury board outlines a bare-bones budget
• Hearings set for biomass-pellet project
• Shumlin plan for offenders ripped by Dubie, GOP
• FDA mulls safety of altered salmon
• How do you predict foliage? With lots of eyes
• Classic cars - and their owners - take a spin at Car Show
• Blown-out BP well finally killed at bottom of Gulf
• UPDATE - Woman cited in Legion theft faces new charges
• Shumlin plan proposes cuts to Corrections
• As work slows, Plasan lays off 20 workers
• Suspected terror plot on pope leads to arrests
• Wasting disease concern for state
• Archery season opens Oct. 2
• Dubie suggests cutting VIT
• Arlington doctor seeking grant for health center
• Vt. lawmakers united in ending tax breaks to rich
• Teacher brings the Far East to SVSU
• State OKs budget increase for SVMC
• Dem candidates lead in Rasmussen polls
• Vilaseca: Arlington, Sandgate should join BRSU
• Board prepares for tough times
• Solemn homecoming: Cambridge honors Marine Corporal killed in Afghanistan
• Nature shows no mercy for apple crop
• Foresters expect colorful foliage season ...
• GOP: We’ll block ‘tax hike’
• Refinanced bond should save MAU taxpayers
• Shumlin officially launches campaign
• Blair drops lawsuit in crash case
• Gas leak, explosion bring risk into focus nationwide
• Plein air artists paint the village red
• Vt. law gives tribe hope for recognition
• Cambridge sets honors for fallen Marine Procession will accompany Cpl. Philip Charte’s body
• Car show planners rev up for 44th
• McWaters Park work scheduled to begin soon
• Mosque, Quran disputes shadow Sept. 11 events
• Doucette sworn in as chief
• Shumlin winner in re-count
• Cook files motion for reduced sentence
• Burr and Burton grad, coach killed in crash
• Developer: Biomass facility won’t pollute
• On campus, sustainability is the word
• Amid protests, pastor appears to halt burning Clergyman planned to burn Quran
• Minor changes in recount Shumlin gains one vote in county tally
• Rep. Welch complains syrup not ‘all natural’
• Marine with local ties is war casualty
• Dead kittens in cemetery prompt police search
• Arlington board initiates budget-trimming process
• Primary recount is on
• Pownal OKs forum on biomass project
• SVMC seeks 6 percent budget hike
• Democrats, Dubie make downtown stops
• Democrats battle to cut mid-term election losses
• Race to the Top funds OK’d for 31-state ed group
• Administration pushes anti-foreclosure efforts
• Man with Shumlin ties embroiled in controversy
• Both parties kicking off campaigns for governor
• Obama raps GOP; releases jobs plan
• No one inside but them chickens
• Welch still has doubts about Afghan military aims
• Cambridge, Greenwich renew police contract
• 15th annual Garlic Fest draws those with a taste for the 'stinking rose'
• State gets funds for autism education
• Propane leak prompts evacuation
• Britton, manager dispute primary debt
• Earl glancing through
• English-only law could go to town ballot
• Wood-pellet project eyes investment-for-visa deal
• Lynch seriously injured in fall
• R’boro may sell utility to CVPS
• Dems plan for recount; choose headquarters
• FairPoint broadband extended
• Auditor releases Vermont Yankee fund report
• MAU expected to appoint new board member
• Novice demo driver no powder puff
• Driver strikes utility pole in Woodford; Route 9 is blocked for several hours
• State eyes 2012 office building opening
• Tea Party scores big win in Alaska race
• Dubie wants 12 debates; Dems say ‘bring it on’
• Complete Obama remarks on Iraq as provided by White House
• President claims ‘no victory' at Iraq War's end
• System allows SVMC to track procedures
• Students told to communicate, learn at SVC Convocation
• Wheelchair-bound man saved from blaze
• Roadside bombs kill 7 U.S. troops in Afghanistan
• MAU students more ‘active’ after school
• Retiring chief to serve as investigator
• Diabetes disability most claimed by Nam vets
• Dubie makes tax-cutting central to campaign
• Pownal dedicates historic district
• Five years after Katrina, Obama commits to revival of Gulf Coast
• Police: suspect found hiding in a barn
• Poll workers train, prep for primaries
• Group sues for prison health information in Vt.
• Welch tours proposed power facility
• Pownal will proceed with sewer bill policy
• EPA: Hudson PCB dredging in N.Y. could take 7 years
• Shumlin captures primary, for now 2nd-place Racine wants recount
• HFCS upbeat going into new school year
• Hubbard Hall invites all to get moving with new yoga sessions
• Shumlin closes on primary victory
• Pembroke: MAU needs to cut $1M
• Orchard worker shortage avoided after visa probe
• Bridge program a stepping stone for HS graduates
• Mayor seeks calm after Muslim cab driver is slashed
• Shumlin tentatively declares victory
• MAU board member Silver stepping down
• State: Exemptions aren’t an option on school targets
• Netbooks among changes at MAU
• Vermont Guard soldiers die in Afghanistan
• Gov. race down to the wire
• Fate of Arlington dog in question
• Class sizes up in Arlington
• Markowitz wins Bennington county
• Wild winds KO power to thousands
• Mack Molding warehouse in Pownal for sale
• Large primary turnout expected
• CDC requests exemption from school cuts
• Rallies over mosque near ground zero heated
• Survivor speaks about escaping abuse
• A crowded field makes primary unpredictable
• UPDATE - High winds knock out power
• UPDATE - Arlington, Shaftsbury hard hit by winds
• S’bury explores language options
• SVSU wants detail on cuts
• Hoping their tale comes true Princesses project a boost to possible Catamount art center
• Colgate Park emerging as regional venue
• Poll: 6 in 10 oppose Afghan conflict
• Court says ‘no’ to pot for woman’s sick son
• Black bear complaint bites man in the end
• Readsboro utility hike OK’d
• EPA: Additional work needed at Superfund site
• Pembroke: Pownal required to cut 6% of spending
• BVSU study extension may be granted
• Foreclosure complaint resolved
• Planners hear concerns about biomass project
• Pembroke: 15% in Shaftsbury school cuts required
• Vets Home leader choice rejected
• Interactive TV site moves to Senior Center
• Jury deadlocks on all but 1 charge against Blago
• Local candidates file financial data
• Dems prep for primary
• Religion, land-use ruling at odds
• Advocates see trouble for soldiers wrongly diagnosed
• Battle Day brings ‘em to Bennington
• NY governor signs no-fault divorce bill
• Bray: Lt. Gov. position not just ceremonial
• Religious relic recovered in Vt.
• Changes proposed in dredging of Hudson River PCBs
• County GOP leader endorses Gibbs
• Suicide bomber kills 61 in Iraq
• Markowitz leads Dem candidates in funding
• BSD cuts ‘needed’ secretary position
• BSD forced to cut $500K more?
• Mayfest Arts Festival
• New England String Ensemble presents “Nordic Landscape”
• Bennington, Vermont holiday events and holiday shopping guide

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