Brattleboro, VT News

• Brattleboro, VT News
• Filmmakers Capture Wangari Maathai’s Vision
• Conn. woman accused of withholding deposits for Dover rental property
• Volunteers are vital to the Strolling of the Heifers tradition
• The Beacon to close Thursday after last night of Karaoke
• 'Freedom isn't free'
• Walpole Grange holds annual Awards Night
• Police Log
• June is LGBTQ Pride Month in Windham County
• Some states, including Vermont, asking the tax man to get tougher
• Suspect extradited from Florida to face sex charges
• L&G offers 'hands-on' summer learning camp
• Hinsdale's schools finishing 1st year as own SAU
• Senior housing project inches forward
• BFUHS students earn scholarships to go abroad
• Stroll grows slow with upcoming summit
• Court Log
• Memorial Day events
• Pantry director, church volunteer honored as Guilford Citizen of the Year
• Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger
• Natick Mall theft suspect may be linked to other crimes
• BF police search for robbery suspect
• Stroll, Slow Living Summit going solar
• Vt. can't leave NCLB behind
• Your Town
• Health care dominates talk at Chamber meeting
• Twin Valley consolidation moves forward
• Pulitzer winner, Putney School grad to speak Saturday
• Brattleboro through the eyes of a child
• Waypoint Center needs volunteers
• Man suspected of Dummerston killing could face death penalty
• Small dairies go under as milk prices sink again
• Conn. River wins national designation
• Meeting with NRC doesn't go as planned
• Recovering and helping others recover
• Putney woman charged in burglary ring
• Wilmington to honor Vietnam veterans
• Changes at the Windham County Humane Society
• BF Alumni Weekend dedicated to Gail Brandon
• Vermont now part of federal 'Secure Communities' program
• WRCC hopes to serve up summer meals program
• Biden calls out Romney in Keene visit
• Deportation threat lifted from local couple
• BF department heads introduce themselves to the new Board of Trustees
• Fourth of July committee seeks t-shirt design
• Downtown campus plan moves forward
• State seeks to push broadband into all rural areas
• Naulakha still going strong
• Too much caffeine? Fair trade coffees fighting
• Green Up Day-2 slated for Saturday
• Fundraiser helps woman recovering from cancer
• Home, home for the Grange
• Village center or downtown? Wilmington searches for its identity
• Stroll of the Heifers seeks volunteers
• Guilford County Store could reopen by fall
• New designation would allow Wilmington to apply for development grants and loans
• Stahley wins Vt. superintendent of the year
• They walk the walk
• Committee debates public arts fund
• Rizzo resigns as superintendent to be closer to family
• New fund to help displaced Vermont mobile-home owners
• Police Log
• South Newfane Irene victims can tell their stories
• Recount affirms results of BF vote
• Marina to honor Steak Out certificates
• Mobile home park residents get some help
• SVG leads tour of BF's Green Island
• BFUHS's Hadley Field to be equipped with stadium lighting
• South Newfane couple and disabled son rejected for Irene aid
• Details emerge of alleged assault by trooper
• Route 30 accident driver in more trouble
• Putney Road accident driver cited for DUI
• Kindle Farm hits its stride
• Ag agencies on the lookout for ash borer
• Two-vehicle crash on Putney Road
• Making a Safe Place for victims of child abuse
• Got answers?
• Shooting a film in the deep south (of Vermont)
• Developer proposes 41 small homes on Black Mountain
• Selectboard extends curbside compost and recycling program
• Carbon Harvest hopes to grow business
• 'We were shocked'
• Local vet honors fallen friend
• Rockingham Selectboard approves $40K loan
• Local trooper resigns, AG conducting criminal investigation
• Vt. becomes 1st to ban hydraulic fracturing
• Selectboard OKs SeVEDS grant
• Wright to request recount in BF race
• West River bridge to be replaced
• Brattleboro police look at training, changes in wake of dog shooting
• BF man faces two life sentences
• AG clears Vernon town clerk of serious wrongdoing
• Police Log
• Residency, school enrollment issue resolved
• Fund started to benefit owners of mobile homes damaged by Irene
• Training New Iraqi Leaders
• I-91 West River bridge to be replaced
• NRC requests Vermont Yankee flood review
• Annual Walk for Life dedicated to memory of longtime supporter
• Competent to stand trial, alleged bank robber faces additional charges
• N.H. shooting victim accused of assault, drug dealing in Vermont
• The end of the Steak Out
• After 25 years, AIDS Project of Southern Vermont still takes a grass-roots approach
• Bellows Falls voters adopt $1.8M budget
• Wood heat workshop and fair at Marlboro Graduate Center
• Maine man who cared for famed old tree dies at 103
• Emerging Leaders Participate in Fellows Congress
• Atkinson Street building called a 'fire hazard'
• New 'barn' will expand Messenger Valley Pharmacy
• Vermont utilities see growing ‘smart meter' opposition
• Latchis campaign under way
• Town looks at West Bratt traffic safety conditions
• McKibben to grads: connect with each other
• Court Log
• Local lawyer suspended over rules of conduct
• Paroled drug dealer charged with child sex crimes
• Police Log
• Fourth installment of Brattleboro 2011 taxes are due on Tuesday
• Couple begins renovation of two historic buildings
• A mother's love
• Foster ordered held without bail
• BF Annual Meeting scheduled for Monday
• Walk on the wild side?
• 6 running for spots on BF Board of Trustees
• Finance director presents proposed BF budget
• Hopkins offers tips to help avoid theft
• Shining a light on energy conservation
• Controversy sparking up around Old Home Days fireworks
• Former Brattleboro man accused in drug conspiracy
• Life's inevitable truths
• Sprout to bring 'natural parenting' back to Brattleboro
• Interfaith youth group returns from Kenya service trip
• Smiles fixed for free
• SR native named distinguished professor at UConn
• TJ Donovan hopes to unseat AG Sorrell
• Town officials work on Brattleboro road safety issues
• Bids sought for Covered Bridge
• Vt. asks Obama for additional Irene funds
• Bratt gets $2M for downtown campus
• Parties present arguments in VY water permit case
• Rte. 30 crash suspect has criminal history
• Vermont approves buyouts for 99 flooded homes
• Leadership: Partnering for Greater Impact
• Bill prevents smart meter 'opt-out' fee
• Staten Island man busted with drugs after body-cavity search
• Vt. to argue NRC license renewal improper
• Boglioli asks for reduced sentence
• Index ranks Vt. tops in locally grown food
• Community mourns the death of Longueil
• Broad Brook Grange going strong; awards planned
• Interview: Education for All with Sefakor Komabu-Pomeyie
• After the flood, a new business venture
• Local reps reflect on most recent legislative session
• Vermont Tourism Week kicks off in downtown Brattleboro
• Don't steal this book ... take it for free
• Landmark helps out with sidewalk project
• BF man pleads guilty to possessing child porn
• Police probe shots fired in Bellows Falls
• Privatization plan could bring jail to Hinsdale
• Police Log
• Route 30 crash still under investigation
• Athens resident hopes to start private library
• Green Up Day draws thousands to clean up Vermont
• A testament to their faith
• Police Log
• Grievances aired at joint meeting
• Man accused of abusing person with Alzheimer’s
• Putney man included in burglary ring
• Migration has economic, social risk for N.H.
• Lawmakers pass school shots bill, end session
• Police give details on crash at junction
• Lawmakers set to return to work Saturday
• Woman pleads guilty to drug charge
• SIT's TEDx puts focus on our resilient community
• Brattleboro Community Radio is back on the air
• Trash, treasure, and everything in between
• Man faces 7th DUI charge
• Brattleboro Goes Fourth fundraising off to good start
• Town Clerk at odds with Hinsdale Board of Selectmen
• Landmark College to offer four-year degrees
• World Learning Alumna Recognized by the State Department
• Sanders, Shumlin to address Slow Living Summit
• Bringing school home
• Westminster man honored for his teaching efforts
• West Dover bakery honored by Yankee Magazine
• Accident at 'Malfunction Junction' ties up downtown traffic
• Police still searching for home invasion suspect
• Skateboarders try to right a wrong
• Town Crier in Greenfield to stop publishing
• Rockingham board rejects loan request, for now
• Entergy wants 18 months to present case to PSB
• Green Up Day is a community event and a family affair
• Shrine Club puts up roadblock for skaters
• Remaining $1.3M creates controversy in BF
• Green Up Day schedule and contacts
• Board delays SeVEDS $50K request
• Utility merger still rattles lawmakers
• Project Girl Performance Collective’s Opening Act
• Cat's life saved by local vets, Humane Society
• Growing a restaurant from the ground up in Putney
• Ready, aim ... fire
• GFPC, library to co-host community conversation
• NRC to discuss VY on May 23
• BPD recognizes mistakes in dog shooting
• Some wood boilers can’t be used after Dec. 31
• Lawmakers confer on key bills; end in sight
• Rep. Welch collects student debt stories
• UVM prof discusses Entergy's travails in Vermont
• Marlboro students clean up Hogback
• Art community remembers the life and art of Frank Stout
• Police Log
• Fifth DUI charge lands Newfane man in jail for five years
• Religious groups invited to discuss community building
• May Day celebration planned for Chesterfield bridge
• Police Log
• Flooding disperses invasive plant, fish species
• Young volunteers beautify park damaged by Irene
• Vehicle hits pedestrian, on purpose
• Court Log
• Local authorities warn of online scams
• Man found not guilty of spitting on police
• Woman arrested with Teddy bears stuffed with pot
• Chesterfield board OKs town as water stop for Harpoon Brewery Ride
• Raising money for the Fourth
• Taking the plunge for the Boys & Girls Club
• VA windows live up to 'great expectations'
• Settlement reached in drowning rescue suit
• Westgate goes solar
• Is there a budget drama brewing for Vt. lawmakers?
• Newfane artist re-thinks art, life following Tropical Storm Irene
• Local teen charged with drug trafficking
• Registration open for Vermont Vision for a Multi-Cultural Future
• Senate challenges CVPS payback plan in vote
• Historic renovation
• With care and tenderness
• Students with autism get ready for life after high school
• Expo aims to ensure No Gardener Left Behind
• Trust gives Bookmobile a boost
• Movie classics re-imagined
• McGirr receives show of support
• Crash closes Route 30 for almost six hours
• Improving wildlife habitat
• Vermont inmate population down, crime rate remains low
• Sparks fly at BF Trustees meeting
• North River cleanup in Colrain on Saturday
• Site leaders needed for Irene cleanup
• Firm recognized for Putney General Store work
• Energy Committee recognizes local green businesses
• Coming home
• Victims, survivors gather in somber ceremony
• Thieves steal live telephone lines
• Hinsdale Board wants deputy town clerk
• Police Log
• Lawmakers approve health care measures
• Alleged bank robber faces 20 years in jail
• Case dismissed, McGirr to close doors Saturday
• Shumlin lauds Brattleboro Housing Authority
• 'Wild Treasures' program helps students reduce food waste
• BMH 'MediDocks' called first in the nation
• Plant a tree, make a difference
• Area students fare well in state chess championships
• Drug Take Back Day to be held Saturday
• New safety council to hold first meeting
• A tough year for the environment in Vermont
• Vermont senators knock heads over youth concussions
• Union Institute graduate: 'Trust the Process'
• Vermont debates letting parents say no to vaccines for children
• Main Street bank robbed; Local man arrested 9 hours later
• Hundreds gather to celebrate the planet at Putney School
• Speaking the blunt truth about marijuana
• FEET neighborhood group steps it up
• BF man charged with sexual assault
• VELCO to hold public forum in West Dover
• BUHS students speak out on gay rights
• VY protesters have their first day in court
• Lawmakers trash waste amendments; corp. personhood resolution passed
• BFMS project under way
• Police log
• SEVCA to celebrate 47th anniversary
• Town fights FEMA over bridge costs
• Funeral home embezzler pleads guilty
• Greenfield array dedicated to Guilford's Gottlieb
• Newfane Church to build $250,000 expansion
• Bratt Selectboard rejects liquor license request
• Convicted sex offender sues police, Reformer
• Egyptian Researchers Improve English Skills
• Critic cites 'poor management' at VY
• BMH nurses help parents keep babies safe
• Finding hope ... and a new home
• Vermont wins federal change on National Guard disaster aid
• Rockingham board hears budget report
• Nelson faces seven charges of child porn
• 150 years since death of Vt. 'sleeping sentinel'
• BF man sought in Hinsdale home invasion
• Vern-Mont Farm named state winner in National Corn Yield Contest
• Students spend the day helping neighbors
• Attorney: Co-op shooter was mentally ill
• Burglary ring suspect charged with 10 felonies
• Men involved in Saturday’s shooting incident ID’d
• Housing Authority looks toward the future
• It’s all in the planning; finalists announced for annual contest
• Water main flushing to start Thursday
• Rep. Welch trying to stop student loan interest hike
• Volunteers prep site for annual Farmers' Market
• Investigation of Chesterfield shooting continues
• Police Log
• Alleged BF bank robber facing life
• Ed. secretary bill changes Opponents might now be on board
• Westminster couple decides to wait to sue town
• Selectboard to debate 'no camping' policy
• Sanders, Shumlin, Sorrell headline rally to close Vermont Yankee
• Vermont town wary of washed-up remains as spring dawns
• SVG gets grant money for Green Island Project
• One man dead in Chesterfield shooting; police searching for clues
• Cullenen gives year-to-date budget report
• Hinsdale school lunch program prices to increase 10 cents
• Shell station robbed, again
• Investigative error leads to dismissal
• Compass School plans for renovations
• Welch visits local flood-damaged businesses
• Parties struggle to interpret Board's latest VY ruling
• Controversial bills keep lawmakers busy
• Rock River Science receives letter of commendation
• Lawmakers still seek payback for ratepayers
• Police Log
• Education commissioner wants more programs like at BUHS
• Remembering the Holocaust
• Newfane Business Association to disband
• Police release results of dog shooting investigation
• The accreditors are coming!
• Dummerston resident travels to Nepal on service mission
• Forester to host educational session in Vernon next month
• Rep. Welch in Wilmington, Newfane on Friday
• Passion, People, and Patience
• Shumlin, Sanders, Sorrell to speak on VY
• Wetlands deal almost complete
• Women's Film Festival groups splinter following 2012 festival
• More repairs made to VY's condenser
• Vermont Yankee owner: No need to plan for closing
• SIT graduate student completing practicum in African nation
• McGirr could close pending judge's decision
• Saxtons River man held without bail for assault charges
• Choose Your Own Adventure
• Ps Ds & Rs eye Edwards' seat
• Legal troubles for honored local teacher
• Local students work to save the planet
• Don't call it garbage
• Twin Valley to host bingo event for one of its own
• No serious injuries in Putney Road rollover
• Police Log
• Church pledges $6K to warming shelter
• Vermont utility executives defend merger plan to lawmakers
• BF candidates file petitions
• Potential new fire station discussed in SR
• Senator White fixes charter changes
• Entergy disputes quarterly payment
• Sarah Edwards won't seek re-election
• Newfane teen battling cancer has wish granted
• Town gathers input on police, fire upgrades
• New Hampshire health care matchmaker site to post first requests
• Global UGRAD Students Join Young Leaders at Clinton Global Initiative University Conference
• Vermont farmers grappling with silt and sand from Irene
• Family, former students remember Ebbighausen
• Would wood work?
• Big Brothers Big Sisters raises $61,000
• Court Log
• Intuition and talent Spiritualist hosts event on Tuesday
• Rockingham board awards bids
• SR man arrested for aggravated domestic assault, held without bail
• Warming Shelter withdraws appeal
• Brattleboro Selectboard sets goals
• Group saves 10 horses from slaughter
• Constant and cool
• Hinsdale Police Chief retires after 4 decades of service
• Man gets sentence of 15-to-life
• Dummerston board reviews events provision of zoning bylaw
• Six Days in Sbaa Rouadi, Morocco
• Dry weather leads to increased wildfire threat
• Cheshire County hopes to encourage 'local heroes'
• Elliot Street neighbors work to find solutions
• Motorists sending 'Vermont Strong' message
• Retreat now part of state hospital system
• Second strike for Putney senior housing
• Caraballo agrees to plea bargain
• Neighbors blast beer business
• No teachers strike: Tentative agreement reached
• Local business leaders hear about new health care law
• Gov. Shumlin signs mental health overhaul for Vermont
• Police Log
• Saxtons River Annual Meeting set for Monday
• Vermont lawmakers grapple with development reviews
• Cersosimo announces mulch plans to Vernon
• Cersosimo Industries gets permit for a new biomass generator
• Townshend hydro project gets license
• Brooks House owner to sell historic building to local investors
• Strike averted as teachers, boards ink tentative deal
• Candidate throws hat in ring to replace Olsen
• Local man facing life in jail for sexually assaulting a child
• Irene-damaged road reopens
• Police Log
• Dummerston couple joins lawsuit challenging DOMA
• Tensions rise following robo-calls
• Burglary ring suspect arraigned Monday
• School Board urges rep to help avoid teachers’ strike
• No deal? State may have to find new location for police barracks
• 3 teens arrested in arson, vandalism spree
• Ellsberg speaks to students on legacy
• Planning for a post-VY economy
• Craven's new film a lesson in collaboration
• Fires and explicit graffiti may be linked
• Vermont attorney general warns of telephone/computer scam
• Burglary ring suspect arrested in Bellows Falls
• Vt. woman charged with aiding in felony
• Gov. Shumlin fights for downtown college campus money
• Obama rallies in Vermont, reaffirms call for change
• Joe Cook keeps on rolling through the years
• PSB denies Entergy request for certificate
• BPD to step up traffic/ped enforcement
• Shumlin fights for downtown campus money
• Local solider shares stories from Haiti and life
• Guilford student treks through outdoor leadership school
• Rocking the boat: NEYT troupers act against bullying
• BMH expansion Hospital set to launch an estimated $1M capital campaign for project
• Cheshire County hopes to encourage 'local heroes'
• CVPS earns acclaim for Irene recovery
• On the Road with Roz: Northern Ethiopia
• Where in the world will Joseph Meihak be? At Middlebury College for the state geography bee
• Fish honored for support of American Cancer Society
• Melinda Bussino Food Drive set for Friday
• Ellsberg to speak in Brattleboro tomorrow
• Educators to vote on next step
• Slaughterhouse rule would cut out middle man
• Ped safety discussion in fast lane
• N.H. man charged in BF mugging incident
• On the Road with Roz Delori, World Learning’s new board chair
• One Call Does It All for local elderly
• Dean speaks on health care, GOP race
• Two county projects nominated for environmental award
• Fraud charges against contractor dismissed
• Residents satisfied with Saxtons River Park design
• Police Log
• First spring leaf collection set for Friday
• Senate committee to visit Brattleboro
• New owners want to open downtown restaurant
• Warm temps threaten state’s apple crop
• Frosty night threatens early-budding fruit crops
• Greater Falls Prevention Coalition introduces new director
• Conn. man brings injured bobcat to welcome center Bobcat hit by vehicle, had to be euthanized
• Missing Westminster man found safe
• Curbside composting on the way for Brattleboro residents
• Cullenen updates Selectboard on Irene recovery
• 130 arrested at Thursday’s VY protest
• Dozens gather at Vermont Yankee gates Saturday
• Police Log
• Representatives approve Brattleboro budget
• DEA raid on Maple Street
• Police search for missing Westminster man
• AROUND WINDHAM COUNTY
• Ruggiero, Laware, Luring honored by Great Falls Chamber
• Teachers picket in BF's square
• Speaker: Vt. could have done better preparing for Irene
• Academy School has chance to toot its horn on national stage
• House passes 'Big Bill'
• Union Station project on track
• A different drummer
• AG, police hope to expand child exploitation enforcement
• Chesterfield board conditionally approves Tire Warehouse application
• Windham Notebook
• Marchers advance to Yankee with message of
• Athens School Board alleges residency fraud
• 3 Windham County organizations receive VCF grants
• 1,000 people protest VY's operation
• Cash Mob event aims to bring new customers to the valley
• Jack Winner Antiques specializes in 18th and 19th century goods
• Protesters converge on Entergy headquarters
• BPD arrest robbery suspect
• Board rejects further skatepark discussions
• Chesterfield board conditionally approves Tire Warehouse application
• Athens School Board alleges residency fraud
• Hinsdale student needs fundraising help
• More charges in burglary ring
• Cash Mob event aims to bring new customers to the valley
• Vermont high school grad rate rises
• Accused cat killer pleads not guilty
• Twin Valley voters approve school bond
• World Water Day draws attention to poor water quality
• Rockingham approves veterans’ exemption
• Windham Orchestra’s ‘Our Community’ program is more than a concert
• Board member goes against negotiating committee
• AG Sorrell to run for 8th term Faces opposition from within party
• Coalition to PSB: close VY today
• Interview: Creativity and Conflict Transformation with Tatsushi Arai
• Towns to vote on consolidation bond today
• Another ruling favors Vermont Yankee
• State office prepares for $2.3M renovation
• New plant hardiness zone for SE Vt.
• Back from Uruguay Fortier returns from global summit
• Dot’s announced plans to reopen in November
• Olsen pushes for reviving VY revenue
• Police Log
• Town Meeting Reps needed
• Police release pictures of Circle K robber
• Ethics come up at Hinsdale School Board meeting
• Vermont joins air pollution lawsuit
• Second man arrested in BF bank robbery
• Woman charged in June 2011 crash
• Hinsdale voters approve next steps for Police Station
• Man robs Canal Street gas station
• DPS commissioner questions NRC
• State says if Vermont Yankee plant continues, so do duties
• Sidewalks, roads, tax credits for veterans get approved in Walpole
• VY supporters rally for plant employees
• BF man sentenced for aggravated assault
• Stewardship committee endorses restoring Sweet Pond
• Entergy asks judge again to keep VY open
• Leading senators stop ‘Death with Dignity’ bill
• A way with words
• Sugarmakers hoping to break even after record 2011
• Police ID woman in gas station robbery
• Vernon gets ready for VY protests Preparing for the worst, hoping for the best
• ’Just So Stories’ offered for adults
• Nonprofit buys historic Wilmington building
• Craven to start shooting new film in area this week
• P&G buys New Chapter
• Vermont Jazz Center awarded grant to help kids attend summer program
• Woman charged with DUI for 2011 crash
• Health News
• Windham Notebook
• Listen for the Rhythm
• Growing a reputation
• Still digging out
• Entergy again asks judge to prevent state from shutting down VY
• Second man arrested in BF bank robbery
• Police Log
• Readsboro man charged with killing, burning cat in wood boiler
• BUHS principal reflects on first year on the job
• N.H. Town Meeting results
• Sugaring tour set for Saturday in Dummerston
• Brattleboro man extradited to California
• Officials discuss budget at pre-meeting meeting
• Charter changes New charter going through Legislature
• FEMA, Vt., to pay $20M for flooded properties
• Chesterfield voters adopt amended seven-figure budget
• Third time not a charm: Hinsdale rejects SB2, again
• 3 Vermont men arraigned in burglary ring
• Study shows economic impacts of bicycling and walking
• BF Opera House Cinema to offer ‘Classic Film Series’
• Hinsdale to vote on new police building
• Guilford approves bond for waterline project
• Latest pedestrian victim dies
• Rockingham board awards Worrall Covered Bridge bid
• Sanders outlines dental crisis in Vermont and the country
• Suspected BF bank robber arraigned
• 2012 biz plan competition announced
• Local group advocates against long-term SAFSTORE for VY
• Levlocke, Hodgkins compete for Selectmen seat
• Motor vehicle crash breaks utility pole, sends driver to hospital
• Vernon to appeal Turnley decision
• Painting to Bridge Divides
• Chesterfield voters approve lower budget, school will lose 2 teachers and vice principal
• State approves $7.7 million BMH expansion
• Brattleboro could have been out $47,500 over administrative mistake
• Hundreds gather to remember Melinda Bussino; a hero for homeless
• Protesters march on one year anniversary of Japanese nuclear disaster
• Bellows Falls home burglarized
• No one on ballot for Chesterfield moderator
• Kennedy seeks re-election to Hinsdale School Board
• Chesterfield residents to vote on seven-figure budget
• Brattleboro Town Meeting information forum/district caucus set for Wednesday
• BFUHS roof vandalized
• N.H. Town Meetings
• State responds to Entergy's appeal
• A recap of the first half of the legislative session
• Morningside Shelter's Paul Capcara stepping down
• Report: Brattleboro should prepare for prolonged economic recovery
• VY future could be determined by 1 line in PSB memo
• Bellows Falls bank robbers ID'd
• Newfane election results
• There’s no charm in this third time
• Chesterfield decides school matters today
• Three run for seat on Selectboard in Walpole
• Four women vie Tuesday for two seats on Hinsdale School Board
• Hinsdale voters to decide on zoning changes, SB2
• Newfane recount confirms Cristelli winner
• I-91 work to restart on Tuesday
• Illuzzi considering run for AG seat
• Snow Zen
• Brattleboro community radio wants to get back on the air
• Students create art through the lens
• Londonderry ski area raises shares for snow-making venture
• Task Force to present VY report
• State approves $7.7 million BMH expansion
• Illuzzi considering run at AG
• Leadership: Promoting Cross-Cultural Understanding
• NRC finds no safety issues at VY
• The Gathering Place has new director
• 58 Vermont towns seeking to reduce money in politics
• DeGray re-elected to head Selectboard
• State, NEC ask court to strike submissions in suit
• Grafton voters approve $1 million bond for Irene repairs
• Halifax OKs budget, reviews constable article
• Newfane board could call for a revote
• Familiar faces back on the Townshend Selectboard
• BMH nurses prepare for service project
• State favors new school math requirements
• Kissell elected to Westminster School Board
• Attempt to reduce Windham school budget fails to pass
• All's 'status quo' in Stratton
• Wardsboro voters raise $49,000 for Irene repairs
• Hearne wins 3-year Selectboard seat in Rockingham; all articles passed
• Holtz wins 3-year Selectboard seat in Halifax
• Newfane votes for salary bump for clerk, treasurer
• Grafton elects to apply for bonds
• Dummerston officials satisfied with level-funding initiative
• Harris, Howe win board seats; Vernon passes budget, audit
• Dover voters approve road improvements and budgets
• Putney votes to urge fight against corporate citizenship
• Voters enjoy festive feel in Guilford
• Twitchell defeated by newcomer in Londonderry
• Athens: no to library, yes to school
• Polling locations around Windham County
• Rockingham voters pass budget
• Vernon to get new generator, third cruiser
• Here's what people say about Melinda Bussino
• Person of the Year announcement, dinner slated for Wednesday
• Bussino described as 'An army of one'
• Police Log
• Turnley wins appeal, could return to police dept.
• Town by town, Vermont tackles corporate personhood
• Grandmother Shares Economic Burden, Reaps Reward
• Candidates square off in Winhall
• Vermont communities pouring out stories of Irene flood
• Hinsdale Selectboard holds hearing on SB2
• Athens to determine future of library, old school building
• Town approves school, fire and town budgets
• Community mourns Melinda Bussino
• BUHS, career center create model program
• Polling locations around Windham County
• Free course aimed at curbing underage drinking
• Just one contested race in Rockingham
• AG's office investigating Vernon clerk
• Service Board denies Entergy request to delay VY hearings
• Lawmakers begin process of getting bills on the floor
• Welch vows to fight corporate personhood
• Vernon to fill three seats on Selectboard
• Supreme Court clarifies open records law
• Guilford voters to decide on waterline bond
• District No. 27 voters face $7M budget
• 10 articles await Rockingham Town School District voters on Monday
• Quiet meetings anticipated in many Windham County towns
• In wake of tragedy, Walpole residents band together
• The sweet life
• Same-sex couple on quest to marry in every state
• Award-winning photographer shares his experiences and talks about the future of VY
• Franklin appointed to farm service committee
• Vt. House approves mandatory recycling bill
• Strengthening Education in Algeria
• Police respond to BFUHS firearms threat
• Police identify drivers and victims in two recent accidents
• Gartenstein and Turnas vie for Brattleboro Selectboard seat
• BF merchants want parking limits enforced
• Region gets extra snow on 2012's extra day
• Skatepark agreement reached, issues remain
• Women's Film Festival 2012
• VTrans to hold meeting tonight about future bridge work
• Town clerk contest is on in Londonderry
• Westminster to vote on level-funded budgets
• Vermont Senate to take up mental health reorganization
• Bellows Falls bank robbed, suspects fled
• BF High School goes into lockdown after threat called in
• Vermont Yankee may not see smooth sailing
• Pedestrian safety: Selectboard to address rise in accidents
• Newfane Selectboard candidates outline their vision
• Local woman sentenced for dealing crack
• School board holds info meeting on energy project
• Woman sought in Gulf Station robbery
• Brattleboro man cited for grand larceny, retail theft
• Fukushima radioactivity discovered in samples taken in Bennington
• Selectboard hopefuls debate zoning in Dummerston
• New waste water plant operator
• Calling all riders! Tour de Heifer registration now open
• Entergy appeals VY ruling
• Walpole winery wins 2012 Farm of Distinction
• Child poverty on the rise
• Man in critical condition after being hit by car
• Police Log
• Beverage service trainings offered
• Republican delegates at stake in next week’s Vt. primary
• Putney presents level-funded budget
• Despite numbers, Vermont tries to stamp out legal bias
• Slippery roads, snow to blame for weekend accidents
• Case managers have an eye for making perfect matches
• Dummerston's Knapp to retire from lister position
• Walpole Selectboard lists warrant articles for Town Meeting
• Warrant issued for woman in larceny case
• COURT LOG
• Wilmington to vote on Selectboard and sales tax
• Doors closing at Front Porch
• Dummerston board backs bi-national lesbian couple
• House passes reformed health care legislation
• Carnival ice fishing derby canceled
• Pre-Town Meeting in Guilford is March 1
• Early/Absentee ballots available
• BMH nurses off to Nicaragua
• N.H. woman arrested for drug possession
• Athens man charged with two hunting misdemeanors
• Vt. man faces crack charges
• Man killed on Canal St. Second fatal pedestrian/vehicle accident in 3 months
• Rockingham board reviews budget, gets bridge update
• Frost Place work starts Monday
• Police log
• Pedestrian struck, killed in Brattleboro
• A bond developed through food and skis
• The long road from prison to court
• High 5 to host learning symposium
• Chatting about Vermont vino
• Snapshots of the Balkans
• BFUHS, National Grid reach access agreement
• Community says farewell to solar pioneer Gottlieb
• Elliot Street closed for two hours today
• Police Log
• Local teen facing drug possession charges
• Westminster Town Plan update work session scheduled for Monday
• Selectboard hears good financial news
• DRB approves Kipling Cinema demolition
• Shumlin defends health care exchange
• Vt. won't make renewable energy goals
• Mild winter concerns maple syrup producers in Northeast
• NEYT project delayed
• Bookwalter has ideas about future investigations
• Marlboro's volunteer fire department gets makeover
• State auditor hopes to stop fraud in its tracks
• Brattleboro man facing 15 years for assault
• Proposed property maintenance law meets protest in BF
• Skatepark mediation: Take two
• Can youth voters change politics?
• Our Place Drop-In Center to get $10,000 grant
• Matuszewski running for Hinsdale fire chief
• Clinical herbalist offers alternative treatments for various ailments
• Former VA teacher admits to sex crimes
• Police Log
• Keene woman arrested on heroin charge
• 1-ton recycling container discovered in river
• Still jumping at 90
• BF man charged with felony larceny
• Summer food program in jeopardy
• Vt. AG says VY ruling could 'chill' the political process
• Meet The Candidates Night scheduled for Tuesday in Walpole
• Winter Carnival kicks off
• Fire erupts in Guilford recycling container
• Harris Hill skiers ready for launch
• Teaching the universal language
• Watershed group: Yankee needs to restart river process
• Cocaine charge results in 10-year sentence
• Vernon candidates vie for votes
• BASIC receives $14,000 grant for skatepark
• Parks Place receives $10,000 in grants
• Bringing fitness education to the classroom
• House reviews making ed. head a cabinet position
• Police credit inter-links for big bust
• Who needs winter?
• Winter Carnival kicks off Friday
• Chesterfield residents largely support project to protect California Brook Watershed
• The Experiment in Focus: La Dolce Vita
• Groups push for greater safety zone around nuke plants
• Vermont man facing charged with felony trespassing
• Rockingham Barracks receives 3 burglary complaints in a month
• Saxtons River receives $300K for Main Street Arts
• Latchis set to work on ceiling and seats
• Brattleboro woman charged with assaulting an officer
• Vermont officials will choose among 3 health care packages
• Harris Hill takes off
• School budget approved by less than 1 percent of voters
• Congressional trio sends letter to support Dummerston couple
• Police Log
• Lawmakers chat over breakfast
• Court Log
• Hinsdale voters face minor tax increase
• Worth the Wait
• Dykes sentenced to 8-20 years
• Suicide prevention
• Protesters arrested again at VY headquarters
• The sweet life
• Vermont agency says Irene had lessons for new climate
• Woman dies in single-vehicle accident
• Dummerston sends corridor reports to Planning Commission
• Early/absentee ballots now available
• Counselors help students, staff at Walpole Elementary School
• Sweet Pond push
• Mount Snow sues Winter Dew Tour
• Town looking for answers after bridge closure
• A not-so-political party
• Chesterfield Planning Board discusses applications
• 'Chicago' comes to Brattleboro Union High School
• Vernon candidate forum scheduled
• Brattleboro settles lawsuit with former officer
• New look for an old friend
• Student, 14, shoots self at Walpole school
• Filmmaking duo -- local brothers -- work on new project
• Citing safety concerns, VTrans closes Townshend bridge
• VELCO purchase explored by state lawmakers
• Truck driver arrested for leaving scene
• Three men arrested on drug charges
• Third installment of 2011 Real Estate and Personal Property Taxes due on Wednesday in Brattleboro
• Rockingham board receives bridge updates
• Skier dies at Mt. Snow
• Leland & Gray budget approved
• Brattleboro Selectboard hears some financial reports -- and the news is good
• Jamaica business faces stiff fines over environmental law infractions
• Dykes sentenced in Rutland court
• A life full of passion to help and heal
• School life after NCLB
• Local business awarded for environmental practices
• O'Connor speaks of time on whirlwind Dean campaign
• Vermont Senate committee discusses power line purchase
• Career center opens doors to visitors
• Sexual assault conviction results in 30-year sentence
• Board discusses FEMA buyouts for Rockingham properties
• A Photo Leads the Way to Marriage
• Dummerston group awarded for energy work
• Two teens charged with arson of trash cans
• Police Log
• A Living Legacy
• Entergy: Water quality suit should be denied
• Make it snow
• Grant helps Wilmington stables feed horses
• Wardsboro bridge replacement will require rights of way
• Vernon, Turnley case goes to Vt. Supreme Court
• No deal ... yet
• Bratt police search for fugitive
• Seventh burglary suspect caught in Keene
• Who’s got the winning ticket?
• VSP, family settle negligence suit
• Board OKs 9 FEMA mitigation applications
• McKibben says Vermont needs to lead on climate change
• Vermont would allow 'bronze plan'
• Hinsdale fire chief sentenced for DUI
• New market on Putney Road?
• Brattleboro Retreat moves ahead with major upgrades
• Northern Vermont bass test positive for strontium, cesium
• Police identify 7 men in burglary ring
• Police Log
• Londonderry man charged with assaulting police
• Region has little snowfall in January
• PSB OKs rate increases for renewables
• State warns locals of oil leaks
• BF man charged with felony voyeurism
• Town Garage closer to opening in Wilmington
• Police Log
• Chimney fires damage 2 homes over weekend
• Vernon to host fundraiser for Pratts this week
• Mooving more raw milk
• Teachers picket outside WNESU
• Redistricting cruises through House
• Entergy demands $4.6 million from the state
• Vernon Police Dept. warns about scams
• Lawmakers seek new source for energy fund
• New program to help deaf and blind
• Former teacher charged with child porn in U.S. court
• NEC opposes Entergy's call for a CPG for Yankee
• Volunteers working to grow Bratt school endowment
• From Rock 'n' Roll to gelato
• VY decision could have far-reaching ramifications
• Are changes in store for Canal Street?
• Hydro developer seeks congressional help
• VY stop valve fails during test
• Putney town manager resigning June 30
• Sweet Pond report released
• A new approach to fresh food-on-the-go
• SeVEDS details recovery plan
• Board OKs Town Meeting warning
• Vermont employers offer a range of views on health care
• Entergy CEO asks PSB to reconvene
• Former village worker facing 10 years for fuel theft
• Brat area chamber eager to put 2011 behind
• Residents react to Saxtons River park designs
• Sweet Pond study put on hold
• Vt. lawmakers push for closer health financing due date
• Selectboard race takes shape in Marlboro
• BFFD members recognized for heroics
• NRC disputes contentions in VY water quality suit
• Welch pushes Obama for more home heating assistance
• Vernon to host block watch meeting
• Police Log
• NRC reports on quarterly inspection of Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant
• Local Sheriff asks for mental health reform
• Mount Snow chamber to change brand
• Mutual Aid will be directly compensated for services by each community
• What is a Clean Water Act certificate?
• Town Warning: Rockingham Selectboard approves 14 articles
• Conn. teen takes 3.0 title at Racquet Sports
• Faulty wood stove to blame for fire
• Haystack ski area reopens
• Court Log
• Mobil station robbed again
• Wilmington names new town manager
• Board, landowner in property line dispute
• Guilford School Board level-funds budget for next year
• Cavers question scope of white nose bat deaths in Northeast
• BFD responds to Carriage Hill fire
• N.Y. man pleads guilty to attempted robbery
• Park plans ready for scrutiny
• Wilmington voters OK $5 school budget plan
• Ending school choice not popular in Halifax
• 'It's a great venue'
• Yankee says no to more tests in well
• After VY ruling, Public Service Board set to restart hearings
• Vermont Senate proposes tax-free holiday after Irene
• Woman sentenced in drug sting
• Police Log
• BFman arrested following assault with a weapon
• Economic development group to meet in Rockingham on Tuesday
• Brattleboro Town Meeting races, Warning take shape
• FEMA hosts recovery workshop in Wilmington
• Putney business reopens with new owner
• Medical device could prevent paralysis
• Report: Vermont ranked first in nation for pedestrian safety
• BF Opera House cinema to host matinee showings
• Pedestrian safety a year-round concern
• Joy and fun and sparkles
• In Vermont, an attorney general's losses raise doubts
• Land-use review: Dummerston board to consider 2 reports
• BF police department evaluation
• State updates high school choice rule
• Clinton Invites Youth to Build Brazilian-US “Superhighway”
• Vernon arsonist enters guilty plea
• Accidental West Brattleboro shooting results in suspended sentence
• West River Park project is just waiting for spring to arrive
• Police respond to multiple crashes Monday
• Judge orders skatepark group back to mediation
• Vermont lawmakers to hear from public on mental health
• House compromises on budget adjustment
• Court Log
• L&G student charged with aggravated assault
• Vernon finalizes 3 percent school budget increase
• Landmark College student charged with sexual assault
• Halifax Selectboard chair won't seek re-election
• State releases report on single-payer plan
• BFUHS board denies National Grid's access demands
• More money for Irene recovery
• Harvesting the sun
• Former VA teacher facing child porn charge
• Vermont utility board makes FairPoint pricing easier
• Rockingham school tax could rise about 8 cents
• Police Log
• Selectboard votes to pay $123,190 for bridge debris removal
• Dummerston School Board passes budget for residents' approval
• Doctors, hospitals adjust to health care revolution
• Town mourns teen killed by train
• Organic dairy farmers juggle higher grain prices, growing need
• Feeling free and complete
• Police Log
• BF woman arrested for Christmas theft
• Christmas Stocking wraps successful year
• Ruling passed, but continued operation not done deal
• Countywide reaction to Yankee decision
• ReNew appeals for help
• Brattleboro board holds the line on school budget
• Official assesses state's post-Irene economy
• Petitions available for Chesterfield open positions
• Vermont gets $21.6M for flood-damaged communities
• Officials urge fire safety
• Auditors’ reports now available at Brattleboro Town Clerk’s office
• Vernon school board expects to OK level-funded budget on Monday
• Painting to bridge divides
• Rockingham library renovations proceeding well
• New business, old goods
• Form. Movement. Meditation
• Entergy asks that utility suit be moved to federal court
• Vermont revenues seen slipping in latest reports
• BUHS all too familiar with process of grief counseling
• West Dover woman receives 37-month prison sentence for fraud
• Board approves NEYT plan to demolish historic building
• Vt.'s AARP starts ratepayer refund campaign, citing 'windfall provision'
• Waterlines break in Hinsdale
• Rockingham proposal would increase taxes
• Brattleboro Selectboard finalizes budget
• Year of the water dragon to bring calm to Windham County
• Police identify victim from Route 9 fatality
• N.H. woman facing murder charge
• Hospice to close home furnishings store
• Fatal car accident closes Route 9 in Spofford, N.H
• Brattleboro Selectboard OKs Citizen's United article for Town Meeting
• Mother of teen killed by train speaks out
• Vernon rep talks about nuclear bill
• Heating fund seeks more donations
• Police Log
• BF man arraigned for carrying concealed weapon, stealing beer
• BMC to move to Flat Street
• Local democracy needs volunteers
• Writer tells the history of how railroad changed Vermont
• Police urge caution when roads are icy
• Golden Anniversary
• Rail jam winners
• Police ID teen killed by train
• Wilmington businesses continue to reopen following flood damage
• Teen killed by train
• Local gas station robbed
• Skatepark mediation hits a speed bump
• In Vermont, one-party rule takes hold
• Music service to honor King's spirit
• BUHS board will ask voters for $418,000 in upgrades
• Police Log
• Mother facing cruelty charges for child neglect
• Update: No radiation limits exceeded at VY in 2010
• Shumlin presents budget for lawmakers review
• Long time coming
• Shumlin proposes downtown college center
• BFUHS, National Grid are still at odds in property dispute
• Exhibit honors Dummerston’s rich literary history
• Man charged with sexual assault could face life in prison
• Police Log
• A “Mother” to Her Students
• Life on the fly
• Nonprofits struggle to raise money post Irene
• Chesterfield doctor honored with award
• Vt. bill would promote value-added ag, forestry
• Training sessions aim to keep board members informed
• Brattleboro accident victim dies at Dartmouth Hitchcock
• No radiation limits exceeded at VY in 2010
• National Grid digs its heels in
• Roads slick, accidents minor, ski resorts happy
• What’s New in 2012
• Service not for the homeless
• Dummerston students design and craft their own bridges
• VA teacher fired, under police investigation
• Proposed school budgets up slightly
• Chamber names interim director
• Former teacher to pay $33K to child porn victims
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Teen arrested for Readsboro burglary
• Brattleboro man accused of sexual assault on child
• Meeting addresses Guilford waterline
• SCOPSO Helps Students Shine
• Brattleboro Selectboard finishes level budget
• Landscape architect to present proposals for Saxtons River park design
• Alleged assault at Leland & Gray
• Vt. utilities sue VY over tower failure
• Sanders hopeful for change on energy, taxes, and Medicare
• Retreat employees write suicide prevention book
• Man leads police on high speed chase
• Teens face charges in alleged stick poking incident
• Driver sought following early morning car crash
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Life of former BUHS basketball player will never be the same after accident
• Where to vote in Tuesday's primary in N.H.
• No more Adventure
• Fire destroys home in Readsboro
• Churches to consolidate
• AG says town is wrong on HCRS permit
• Two BF men charged with felonies in Mass.
• Out of the Streets and into the Classroom
• Mentoring a better life for youth
• Keeping people from homelessness
• A new year ... a new family
• Brattleboro man pleads guilty to illegal gun sale
• State police investigating recent burglaries
• Local business uses fundraising to pay the bills
• Giving a child a sense of belonging
• GOP rivals target Mitt Romney 2 days before N.H. primary
• Police Log
• Irene report: Build longer bridges, move houses
• Whitman's closes after 35 years
• Historic bridge sign returned
• 'Like a guest in our homes'
• Making sure there is somewhere to go
• Local lawmakers respond to Shumlin's address
• Court Log
• BF Fire Dept. officer honored for 40 years of service
• Board weighs changes to ordinances
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Brattleboro Recreation Dept., Senior Center and Meals on Wheels announce changes for Tuesday
• N.H. man sentenced for bank robberies
• Deerfield Wind project is approved
• In wake of Irene, local inns helped those in need
• Knitting together a new life
• House OKs bill for tax relief
• Rockingham manager on budget: 'We're right on the money'
• Shumlin promotes Irene recovery in address
• Event next week offers exposure for local arts
• Conway, N.H., man dies in Jamaica crash
• Stolen bridge sign returned
• State Police investigating treatment plant burglary
• U.S. expects to provide Vermont $370 million in disaster aid
• Board opens Hogback to mtn. bikes
• Guilford Country Store to hold open house
• police log
• Driver in Hinsdale crash suspected of DUI
• To pay or not to pay Rockingham appeals small claims decision
• Bartonsville Bridge project receives a little help
• Alexa died after falling in backyard
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Board rejects Citizens United resolution
• Energy Hydro projects clear final hurdle before licensing
• Applications for Summer Alice Rowan Swanson Fellowship Projects Due March 1st
• Main Street fire razes apartment
• Art community says good-bye to Morse
• Bedell to head model Medicare program
• Driver dies in Jamaica rollover
• Dorset man charged with stealing money from local funeral home
• Court denies injunctive relief for BFUHS
• Senior activity coordinator found dead at home
• Selectboard OKs funding requests
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Counsel seeks extension in embezzlement case
• A new chapter for the Bookmobile
• N.H. couple rings in 2012 with new baby
• 'I just relied on my training and the guys with me'
• Two pedestrians hit, driver cited for DUI
• Now is a good time to weatherize
• Changes coming to your Friday Reformer
• Lawmakers to battle budget, health care issues
• Students explore 'the writing process'
• VFW Auxiliary offering scholarships
• Convenience store looks for home in Hinsdale
• N.H. group says Vermont Yankee's days are numbered
• Advocates push for 'working landscapes' bill
• VY in 2011: Tritium, strontium, steam leaks and lawsuits
• Many spots are still open on Vermont's election dance card
• Police Log
• Towns receive state planning grants
• N.H. residents arrested at motel for drug possession
• 'I remember the night like it was yesterday'
• Blood, sweat and 40 years
• Beloved coach Darrell Sawyer dies at 87
• A tough year for Brattleboro
• In New Hampshire: politics, crime and a Super Walmart
• Through it all, striving ahead
• Around the county, a harsh winter gave way to busy summer
• Irene's wrath
• One long, weary calendar in 2011
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• New Year’s closings
• New crossing allows turtles to travel in peace
• Former teacher gets 79 months in prison for child porn
• Invasive ‘stink bug' found in Bellows Falls
• One man's writing life
• Petitions for town officers now available
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• Groups offer substance-free New Year’s Eve fun
• Co-op employee faces embezzlement charges
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Zoning administrator: Mental health home does need a permit
• Hinsdale fire chief busted for DWI
• Stocking reaches its goal
• State businesses called to decrease energy use
• Locals affected by Irene floods find comfort in a quilt
• With money tight, Brattleboro ponders the future of its recycling program
• Vermont sticks with village-focused growth policy
• Excessive use of force?
• Townshend store getting ready for 30th anniversary
• Putney wetland deal advances
• Drum On!
• Vt. thanks you for Irene help
• Local dairy slowly making inroads in local stores
• Police Log
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Still no shelter
• Vermont proposal aims to prevent undecided governor’s race
• Rockingham lists town meeting, nomination deadlines
• Thieves steal historic sign from Guilford bridge
• Sex offender has no place to live, must stay in jail
• Grafton Fire receives swift water rescue grant
• Local pastor raising money for deaf school in Africa
• BFUHS vs National Grid
• Multiband Concert Cider Magazine’s First Awards Show
• Star Hotel fire memorial service on Dec. 29
• Odd news in 2011 keeps New Englanders laughing, thinking
• New arborist report shows impact on Crowell landscape
• Christmas breakfast tradition carries on
• Experiment in Focus: The Future Leaders Scholarship
• Local businesses raise money for Greater Falls Warming Shelter
• Leaving a legacy for Whitingham
• Filmmaker Ken Burns to speak at Latchis
• New C&D waste facility proposed for Walpole
• Selectboard rejects higher BABB budget
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Flooding from Irene ranks the year’s top story in Vermont
• Christmas Closings
• Irene: The storm that stole Christmas
• Online group rallies to support Vt. Foodbank
• Hidden Springs Maple goes national
• Family, friends donate in memory of town's greatest ballplayer
• Doctor nixes Townshend clinic
• Family tradition
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• N.Y. man arraigned for stealing ski equipment
• Bill would create Irene Housing Fund
• Zippo says goodbye
• Entergy change not approved
• Judge OKs work at mental health facility
• Local shop asks for help to purchase a new pasteurizer
• Town considers properties for buy-out program
• Board still deciding on bridge clean-up bids
• Windham County Court Log
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Lights stolen from church gazebo
• Police Log
• DOH discovers tritium in Connecticut River
• Burglary ring suspect in court
• Owner suspends plans to develop Maple Valley Ski Area
• BFUHS School Board wants National Grid off property
• Christmas Closings
• Slight increase proposed for Guilford school budget
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Teens arrested for parking garage arson
• WNEA says it’s time to settle
• Enter World Learning’s video contest and win a trip to DC
• Flat Street Brew Pub reopens
• Brattleboro Selectboard looks at new liquor license criteria
• Feds laud BHA program
• Brattleboro Retreat plans $12 million in upgrades
• Dummerston couple's push for green card denied
• Dummerston gas station expansion fuels debate
• Stannard Super PAC to support progressive candidates
• BF shelter yet to open
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Ohio company chosen to renovate the Latchis marquee
• Fire burns down Wardsboro home
• BUHS board reviews FY13 budget proposal
• Libraries praise proposed broadband expansion
• Brattleboro Occupy camp removed
• Townshend to discuss addiction clinic tonight at Town Hall
• BF Shelter determined to open tonight
• BMH asks state to approve $7.7 million expansion
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Police Log
• Disabilities Project Earns Alum Royal Honor
• Police Log
• Day of the Homeless: Remembering those who died and those who need help
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus controversy
• AG issues opinion in county sheriff trespassing case
• Neighbors still looking for answers on mental health care facility
• Guilford hopes to expand waterline project
• Local man charged with growing pot
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Away in a manger in Squires' home
• Chelsea Royal's Todd Darrah honored in West B
• What the Dickens?
• Officials examine Irene's long-term effect on rivers
• 'A Circle of caring'
• Man pleads guilty to cocaine charges
• Lawmakers: Report abuse in all schools
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Police Log
• Brattleboro school district cancels payment to town
• New owner takes over Big Deal pizza shop
• Friends, colleagues remember Bob Torrey as genuine, helpful and caring
• Vermont Yankee employees ask court not to dismiss lawsuit
• New energy plan highlights transportation changes post-Irene
• Ready for worship
• Car crashes into N.H. gas station
• Judge to render decision on Turnley vs. Vernon
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Vt. to seek 90 percent renewable energy by 2050
• Experiment Alumnus Makes an “Impact”
• Sovernet, ENA announce education initiative
• BHA puts Hayes Court plans on hold
• Students receive diplomas from Community High School
• Taking WSWMD into the future
• Nuclear advisory panel discusses Vermont Yankee safety issues
• Local business owner raises money for flooded businesses
• Rockingham couple hospitalized for smoke inhalation after closet fire
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Board OKs new gas station, ambulance service
• Youth Programs Director Simon Norton Defines Leadership
• Fire destroys Searsburg home, but no one injured
• Slaughterhouse now looking to expand
• Shumlin outlines state hospital plans
• Every bin counts
• Winhall Christmas Bird Count scheduled for this weekend
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Tax rates increase in New Hampshire
• Local teen faces up to 22 years in prison
• Police Log
• New England governors say they can’t fill heating aid gap
• Having trouble getting to the hospital? Meeting to discuss transportation service
• Sons retained at WSWMD after father's resignation
• Protesters 'occupy' VY headquarters
• Council: Hunger increasing after Irene, poor economy
• Mount Snow opens for the season
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Jamaica mulls combining library collections
• Nuclear advisory panel to meet Wednesday
• Shumlin wants $25 million more to cover Irene damages
• Changes along the Connecticut River aim to protect habitats
• Youth Services ousts director
• Restoring the Rockingham Meeting House
• Oil company hopes to open new gas station
• Ramirez pleads guilty to assault and robbery
• Man offers $1,000 reward for stolen deer
• Woman could face up to life in prison for false personation
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Northeast states cut heating aid to poor as temperature drops
• Pay lots back in Harmony
• Stark Road Bridge officially opened
• Board reverses Vernon's five-day work week decision
• Occupy Brattleboro remains on town's radar, but no decision yet
• 'I'm not ready to let it go'
• Police Log
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Santa gets a hand in Hinsdale
• Input sought on park
• Holiday cheer and a commitment to serve
• Concrete slabs and memories
• Valley towns work together to brighten up the holidays
• Christmas trees equal charitable donations at Rashed's
• Safety advocates raise concerns over VY problems
• Keene organization promises to open homeless shelter in BF
• Man pleads not guilty to kidnapping and sexual assault
• Board considers new trash sticker ordinance
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• 2011 Year in Review
• Reader’s Choice: Best Story of 2011
• Conservation Commission hosts discussion on Irene
• 'I hope we have helped in our way'
• Putney craft vendors report healthy season
• Burglary spree: Downtown businesses ask for help
• Hinsdale Historical Society to hold open house
• What will become of the Hooper golf course?
• Board discusses bridge design, moving power poles
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• WSWMD manager steps down after having to fire his children
• SEVCA receives $5,000 award
• Vermont, Maine, and Rhode Island senators back home heat aid
• Four Books to Expand Your World This Holiday
• VY silt disposal investigated
• Food pantry collects donations at 'The Farm'
• BAI to change name to Latchis Arts
• Santa's Land to close after 54 years
• Melrose move still months away
• N.H. farmers eye Vermont's farm-to-school project as model
• Man pleads not guilty to pointing gun at woman
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Rockingham inn is back in business
• Hinsdale offers holiday assistance for families
• Bellows Falls man arrested for 2006 break-in
• Police Log
• Local students head north for young composer concert
• Volunteers sought for Pisgah trail maintenance
• Man pleads not guilty to assaulting BUHS student
• Legislators discuss pre-K issues
• Putney prepares for long-awaited reopening of store
• DRB supports Melrose appeal
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Vermont share of Irene cleanup costs shrinks to under $100M
• Lend a mitten? Local group looking to cloth homeless
• Pine Heights residents train for Ho, Ho Hotline
• Robb Farm introduces new beef products
• Police arrest 7 LandmarkCollege students
• COURT LOG
• Man pleads not guilty to assault, may have been self-defense
• PEARLS helps seniors enjoy active lives
• Jelly Bean Tree promotes local artisans
• Police log
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Local man creates a calendar as an ode to creation
• Vermont Yankee siren test on Dec. 8
• Man pleads not guilty to 16 counts of prescription fraud
• Dollar store robbed
• Gov. Shumlin sets goals for 2012
• Local bands to raise money for grieving family
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• How to organize an arts community
• Youth Services, BUHS team up for mentoring program
• Student pleads not guilty to detonating device at Landmark
• Skatepark fight rolls on in Brattleboro
• Cotton Mill business makes Just Pies
• Catch the gingerbread man
• Fleming Oil merges with Maine company
• Community members share encounters with HIV on World AIDS Day
• Gov. Shumlin defends health care funding
• Helping out ... one stitch at a time
• Marlboro celebrates its 250th
• BaBB plans several holiday events throughout Brattleboro this weekend
• Police Log
• Crews to work on powerlines along I-91 next week
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Next Stage takes the next step Non-profit arts group launches community artists series
• World AIDS Day, December 1st
• Cotton Mill candy maker has 'a wicked sweet tooth'
• Local businesswoman opens new store
• Cotton Mill hosts annual open studio and sale
• N.Y., two river groups, file for 'friend' status in VY case
• Dykes pleads guilty to state charges
• Author at Everyone's Books recounts stories of Vietnam-era draft
• High-speed Internet coming to East Dover
• Vermont Academy teacher rescued from quicksand in Utah
• Middle school renovations to begin next March
• Police Log
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Shining a light on energy conservation
• Vt. gets $18M for health plan
• BHA turns in new damage estimates
• State hosts health care financing meeting
• Man pleads not guilty to crashing into gas station
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Ovation to become part of the main newspaper
• Project Feed moves forward, hosts Saturday concert
• Galbraith pushes for hydro-fracking, wind turbine ban
• Christmas season begins in Bellows Falls
• Arbitrating the social foibles of a complex world
• Windham County Safe Kids receives grants
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• N.H. man wanted for 14 felony drug charges
• Vermont immunization rate keeps falling
• Grace Cottage expands medical imaging suite
• Family mourns BUHS senior and his grandmother
• Local artists in Oprah's Favorite Things magazine
• 2 dead after hunting accident in Readsboro
• 3SquaresVT applications available at SEVCA
• SR Suspension bridge ready for snowmobile season
• Parks Place Community Resource Center asks for help to ‘Meet the Challenge’
• Warrant issued for convicted drug dealer
• Local man faces up to two life sentences
• Book provides inside look at Howard Dean’s quixotic run
• Shumlin bullish on state's future
• A tale of two Black Fridays
• Family wins appeal on VSP negligence
• CVPS restores power to all after snowstorm
• Annual Toy Drop under way
• Hospice celebrates successful -- and fashionable -- fundraiser
• Woman pleads not guilty after accident
• Entergy donates to 3 local nonprofits
• Everyone deserves to feel beautiful
• 75 years of keeping children warm
• 'The true meaning of coming together'
• Windham Foundation establishes flood relief fund to ‘give back’
• Amidon Road in Halifax re-opened
• Windham County Court Log
• Rescue Inc. recognizes volunteer Lew Teich for 30 years of service
• Morse rejoins VTA board
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• No permit for Bellows Falls Warming Shelter
• Local exchange students experience their first American Thanksgiving
• Vermont Republicans give a slight nod to Romney
• Local food goes national
• Scalzo pleads to 3 armed robberies
• Trustees discuss police, ordinances
• Walpole preschoolers enjoy early Thanksgiving feast
• Owner releases Brooks House plan
• The power of consumers
• NewBrook students win state spelling bee contest
• State to speed up highway, school payments
• Local student returns to Macy's parade
• Middle school employee arrested for DUI
• Brattleboro winter parking ban in effect
• Local school gets $2,500 grant
• Increased traffic enforcement during Thanksgiving
• Owner arrested for drug possession at his bar
• Plymouth nuclear plant subject to more review
• From the Field: Promoting childhood literacy in Bolivia
• Fletcher looks forward to a day of health care for all
• JFK theories won't die
• Brattleboro Selectboard tackles budget
• N.Y. may become 'friend' in Yankee water quality lawsuit
• Holton Home residents raise money for Brooks House fund
• Board debates Kipling Road maintenance
• Vernon board pushes to reopen office five days
• Fukushima accident raises spent fuel concerns in U.S.
• Thanksgiving Closings
• Woman struck by car on Putney Road
• Out of the Streets and Into the Classroom
• State budget eyed during COVE's legislative forum
• The long road of recovery
• Displaced Vermont State Hospital workers speak out
• Judge approves extradition extension in Calif. murder case
• Police Log
• Londonderry man attacked in his home
• Tecce to face jail time for attempted sexual assault
• Preventing the next flood
• Hinsdale woman gives 'Wheel of Fortune' a spin
• Bartleby's plans to re-open on Black Friday
• ABC-TV to profile Vermont Woods Studios
• Someone to lean on
• Promotion to feed minds, and hungry families returns
• Lawmakers approve Irene recovery measure
• Our Place gets big boost from Bellows Falls students
• Road work continues on Westgate Drive next week
• Celebrating International Education Week: New Algeria Project Promotes Youth Leadership
• NRC responds to concerns over Entergy strontium statements
• Melrose estimates delayed; DRB hearing will be continued
• Simple living leads to long life for centenarian
• Reconstruction on Whetstone raises concern
• Whitingham woman gets 15 months for embezzlement
• Pierce found guilty of sexual assault of a child
• A season of thanks Farmers’ Market says good-bye to one more season
• Celebrating International Education Week: Searching for identity with the Experiment in South Africa
• Theater event to benefit Project Feed the Thousands
• Suspect named in Dover's stolen rescue truck
• 'Common sense safety' for hunters
• Village projects recognized
• Local artist uses doll-making to raise awareness and help orphans
• More contestants needed for pageant
• Levine to present tracking program
• Vermont officials look to bigger culverts after Irene floods
• An evening of art at BUHS
• Coping with railroad arm malfunction
• State, NEC contest Vermont Yankee license in federal court
• Brattleboro mourns 'Flying Dentist' Dunham
• Fashion show to benefit Brattleboro Area Hospice
• Celebrating International Education Week: SIT Brazil alumna stays focused on learning and action
• New committee to look at disaster response
• Bids awarded for bridge, meeting house
• Bellows Falls: Shop Locally
• Guilford hopes to trash latest round of dumping
• Walking tour is first step
• Local man on trial for alleged sexual assault of a child
• Town still feeling effects of Tropical Storm Irene
• The check's in the mail? Some towns will need to borrow to make Ed Fund payments
• Celebrating International Education Week: Study in the United States inspires new career
• Police Log
• Changes to Guilford schedule
• Guilford man killed in freak tractor accident
• Morningside Shelter seeks board members
• Training for warming shelter volunteers
• Smart meters raise privacy, health concerns in Vermont
• Residents vow to fight mental health facility in neighborhood
• 'It was nice to know we did some good.'
• Driver and car end up in stream
• Celebrating International Education Week: The Experiment opens hearts and minds in Mongolia
• Is ed. finance system working?
• Campaign sends coupons to troops
• Next Stage project planned in Putney
• Fundraisers spring up after Irene flooding in Vermont
• Police Log
• Katz brings documentary on ‘Strange Fruit' to Next Stage and Putney students
• 'We remember those who have answered the call of duty'
• WWII veterans share stories and tears
• A big 'thank you' to veterans
• A touch of serendipity
• Friends of Pisgah holds annual meeting Tuesday
• Taxes due Nov. 15 in Brattleboro
• Marlboro Graduate Center Capstone Fair is today
• Need toys for kids? Send the Marines
• Canal Street gas station robbed
• Group raises over $150K for flood victims
• Hebert to remain Vernon chief
• Dummerston native recalls Afghanistan tour
• Local non-profit honored for community work
• Workday volunteers needed on Black Mountain today
• Fundraising continues on Co-Op
• Home repair program gets grant
• Police Log
• Long recovery Group works with business owners after historic floods
• Students get education in honoring veterans
• Veterans' Day
• Program aims to prevent bullying
• USDA OKs tree fee for promo programs
• Author to discuss ‘Climate Problem’
• Police Log
• Town discusses break-in spike
• Vernon Police Chief Hebert steps down
• Project COW to stop Wednesday hours for the winter
• Shumlin's father hospitalized after car accident
• No power in Hinsdale causing changes
• Bartonsville covered bridge lost to Irene not forgotten
• New estimate lowers Irene recovery costs
• Marlboro appoints new emergency management director
• Teacher in southwest Vt. end strike
• Police Log
• SIT Alumna Wins Fellowship for Prisoner Art Project
• Nor'easter slams Windham County
• October snow tricks Northeast
• VY protesters say they won't stop until the plant closes
• BEEC to host photographic tour of beavers
• Family of missing teen to hold fundraising concert
• Turkey Day group prepares for community dinner
• Local community leader attends training for National League of Women Voters
• State officials seek input on streamlining permit process
• Last meeting for the shelter
• Heroism abroad, the not so easy sacrifice at home
• Children's book helps family cope with the pain of Daddy's absences
• Old Man Winter looking to trick or treat this weekend
• Elderly woman killed in early morning fire
• Lost in Limbo?
• Events put focus on nuclear power -- in Japan and locally
• Mt. Snow Rail Jam aids North Star Bowl
• Volunteers help prep Magic Mtn. for season
• Route 9 temporarily closed from snowstorm Thursday night
• Butcher shop regroups, reopens for loyal customers
• BFD makes quick work of Academy fire
• Too dry one year, too wet the next
• Condos speaks on open government
• Selectboard discussed mill evaluation, new truck
• Big scares at local sugar house
• Local vets organization receives grant
• FEMA says Vt. doesn’t need temporary housing units
• Happy Halloween!
• VY sirens accidentally triggered during routine maintenance
• Davis remembered for a life of helping others
• Suspect in Walpole bank robbery appears in court
• Town offers tax abatement for flood damage
• Adding her own touch
• Chesterfield 250th celebration continues
• Dummerston command center to remain open
• Gokey receives suspended sentence
• German students leave with leave indelible impressions
• Dykes agrees to plead guilty to child pornography
• Sweet Pond study on hold following Irene
• Locals speak for, against BF warming shelter
• Putney Road butcher to re-open Thursday
• Police log
• HCRS seeks 7-bed home in Westminster
• Vermont road repairs are continuing, but perils remain
• Welch pushes bill to help flood victims
• Bellows FallsUnion High School seeking accreditation
• New BUHS math teachers look to inspire students
• Student arrested for detonating an 'overpressure device' at Landmark College
• Church will vote on Common deed
• 8 departments dispatched to Dover fire
• Former Co-op employee cited for embezzlement
• Gathering Place to hire new director
• Chesterfield names interim town clerk
• Occupy Brattleboro movement carries on
• 'Happy Hiker' takes Marlboro sandwich artist Down Under
• People gather to show support for nuclear plant employees
• Volunteers help winterize flood-damaged homes
• Device exploded at Landmark college
• Walsh once again Rockingham interim town manager
• Police Log
• Mass. congressman questions Yankee's truthfulness
• Heroism abroad, the not-so-easy sacrifice at home
• Dog rescued from 'puppy mill' awaits adoption
• Bridge study moved into the slow lane
• Words from the battlefront
• Your Town
• Site modifications could prevent future flood damage
• Ride for the Cure nets more than $60,000
• Driver leads police on I-91 chase
• Support rally planned for Vermont Yankee this weekend
• Calif. man in court for possible extradition
• Project Feed welcomes new leadership
• Brattleboro Retreat included in State Hospital plan
• BHA postpones Hayes Court project for now
• BHA must stop work on flood-damaged apartments
• Volunteers needed for ‘Clean Up Day’ in Vt.
• Elderly couple robbed outside Spofford Post Office
• WCCAto honor retired educators tonight
• Vt. aims to remove Irene-damaged mobile homes
• Experiment in Focus: Photographs from the 40′s, 50′s and 60′s
• Wilmington Selectboard to appoint Paul Myers interim town manager
• Rockingham discusses bridge replacement
• Mobile home owners still rebuilding
• Panel reviews disaster plan for Yankee
• BMH joins northeast hospital group
• Local man arrested in connection with California murder
• Walker Farm hosts benefit for farmers
• Police: 35 posts stolen at job site
• Heavy rains help produce bounty of mushrooms in NE
• FEMA officials discuss funding options with town reps
• Former daycare owner pleads not guilty
• Outdoor theater features Halloween creepiness
• Selectboard discusses budget challenges, possible solutions as winter approaches
• Woman attempts to apologizes for robberies
• Town speaks with Occupy Wall Street camper
• Woman swept downstream after driving down embankment in Readsboro
• Welch tours dairy plant, speaks with farmers
• Alleged shooter pleads not guilty
• Vermont Senate chief calls for Irene property study
• Woman's leg amputated after shooting
• Wardsboro hopes people will turn up for the turnip fest
• Organic fields OK after flood
• Jamaica rebuilds -- 'Fix it now, apologize later'
• Former daycare owner faces child cruelty charge
• Town mulls liquor license stipulations
• VSNAP to hold public meeting
• Police Log
• Shumlin wants to give school tax break to Irene victims
• Stories and anecdotes Bodett, Blount do their thing at Brattleboro Literary Festival
• Townshend woman leads group that donates blankets to children
• Another suspicious fire in Londonderry
• Occupy Brattleboro
• Police log
• Joint effort with Conn. leads to burglary arrest
• Flooding damaged town documents, hurting old and new
• Raising awareness for Down syndrome
• Oh, the horror
• Raking in leaves and donations
• Newfane woman reflects on 100 years of living
• Thinking globally, teaching locally
• Foliage crowds showed up for holiday weekend
• Wilmington Town Manager resigns
• Farm agency offers flood relief program
• TD Bank to relocate 13 Vt. jobs
• State acknowledges turning away workers post-Irene
• Police log
• Grant program helps pay for costly bulletproof vests
• Board asks for patience as road repairs continue
• Disaster loans SBA: Vt. has high approval rate, good credit quality
• Father, son cross the U.S. on recumbent trikes
• Business recognized for community service
• N.H. woman injured in head-on collision
• Police seek dog owner involved in bite attack
• Local firefighters raise money for MDA
• Cameras will allow public to monitor suspicious activity
• Public forum to address BF warming shelter
• Food, farms and films Festival will highlight agricultural issues and the value of local farms
• Picking up the pieces
• Man pleads guilty to assault while awaiting new trial
• Skatepark opponents on the stump about trees
• Flooded Vermont town struggles to identify cemetery remains
• BF Board of Trustees awaits building assessment
• Five Reasons to “Fall” for Vermont.
• The Rescue Project Opens at SIT Event
• Experiment in Focus: Mole, Pozole, and Tamales
• New vice principal excited about his role at BUHS
• Bodett, Blount to appear at Literary Festival Saturday morning
• Mass. man charged with TD Bank robbery
• State board sanctions Bookwalter
• Deerfield Wind Project to be 'expedited'
• Man assaults Dunkin Donuts employees
• State says nuclear operators have no case
• Guilford qualifies for emergency relief funds
• Vermont lawmakers discuss state hospital’s future
• Ten years and reading
• Dot's down, but not out
• Back in business: Experienced Goods re-opens
• Rockingham video store eyes expansion
• Body consumed by car fire in N.H.
• NEYT to present 'The Children's Hour' this weekend
• Minor injuries in three-car crash
• Heavy traffic slows commutes to stand-still
• Sarah Edwards honored with women's award
• Local state attorney to assist in Caraballo investigation
• Mount Snow combines Brewers Festival with Oktoberfest
• Hike for the Homeless benefits Morningside Shelter
• Fall colors and sunny weather draw crowds to area festivals
• Weekend fundraiser benefits Windham County Humane Society
• Taste of Hope designed to expand audience
• Rep. Olsen stepping down
• Local priest participates in Bruins ceremony
• Area towns host harvest festivals and weekend fun
• Mount Snow gets a lift
• Shelter location raises concern
• ’Wilmington, where amazing happens’
• Local activists gearing up for Vermont’s Wall Street rally
• Co-op to raise money by collecting old electronics
• Get online BABB and Google team up to help businesses create Internet presence
• Business owners help each other recover from flood
• Surviving MS to become philanthropist, music producer
• Roadwork update
• ’Nothing is wasted nowadays’
• Scientists: Could climate change lead to later fall colors?
• Campaigns at Christmas looking more possible
• Fly rod maker seeks to rebuild his life
• ANR to hold hearing on permit process
• ANRSecretary, foresters meet to review policy following Irene
• Apple pies, fall colors and raffles at 41st Heritage Festival
• Putney board discusses Brownfield site
• Car plunges 75 feet down embankment
• Vt. tries to save historic buildings after Irene
• Celebrating teachers around the world
• DUI trial results in not guilty verdict
• Flood recovery ongoing
• Police Log
• A push for more farm-fresh food for schools
• Latchis reopening With electricity back, theater set to open for film showings on Oct. 14
• Selectboard weighs options for repair of covered bridge
• Walpole preschoolers learn how to farm
• Former enemies find bond in My Lai
• State, federal lead safe training offered
• Robert Gannett honored by Retreat
• Vernon board awards fence contract
• State readies to move beyond No Child Left Behind law
• Robbed again Humane society burglarized
• Skateboard plan meets opposition
• Fundraiser helps downtown restaurant
• Upgrading senior housing units
• Full power m VY fixes electrical problem in recirc pump
• Host families needed
• Empty Bowls Dinner to benefitDrop-In Center
• Another burglary in Putney
• New resident inspector at VY
• Police Log
• Congressional trio: New grant for farmers
• Grand hotels build on their brand in shaky economy
• Making her way from homelessness to Smith College
• BF warming shelter gears up for winter
• ’Lost dreams’ Area businesses struggle to be ready for foliage season
• FEMA extends application deadline for disaster assistance
• Athens man charged with sexual assault
• VY operators’ suit against Vt. continues
• Seeing green: Tour of eco-friendly houses is today
• World Learning alumni introduce Obama, featured in New York Times
• 'One step forward, three steps back'
• VY still operating below 50 percent
• NEYT to host flood relief festival
• Rescue Me: Ordinary people performing extraordinary acts of selflessness
• Heroism abroad, the not-so-easy sacrifice at home
• How safe is that bridge? Don't ask
• NOFA celebrates four decades of organic farming and advocacy
• Townshend has openings on school, Selectboard
• Disaster assistance application deadline approaches
• Register for Way to Go fall challenge
• Shooter in Tuesday incident named
• Back into a normal life
• A slow and painful process
• Former teacher searching for Civil War veterans
• School Street closed today
• Fire department tests new dry hydrant
• Irene puts annual river cleanup on much bigger scale
• No new information on Tuesday shooting
• Study predicts age shift in N.H. population
• Walpole police investigating hit-and-run
• Entergy asks judge to limit Vermont's power to shut down nuclear plant
• USDA tours co-op
• Chen named Vermont Teacher of the Year
• Jamaica bridge expected to reopen by Oct. 15
• Woman shot in West Brattleboro
• Students recall, document tropical storm tragedy
• VY still operating with only one recirculation pump
• School Board weighs ordinance to address unauthorized parking
• Margaitis eager to work with students, learn more about BUHS
• Nobel Prize winner made lasting impression
• Disaster officials address funding, permitting concerns
• VY reduces power after pump failure
• Farmers plow through crop loss info
• Police Log
• Vernon school to host open house tonight
• Passing of a ‘Giant’: In Memory of Wangari Maathai (1940-2011)
• Putney seeks public's help in growing burglary problem
• Where will the money come from for wetlands?
• Wilmington has fun while cleanup efforts continue
• Vermont hopes leaf-peepers won't shy away
• Honoring 'lost angels'
• $575K for senior housing
• Vermonters can appeal FEMA decisions
• HHS to provide $1M to Vermont
• Police investigating stolen radiators in Guilford
• Putney on parade
• Olsen, Republican lawmakers concerned about fiscal spending
• VTC simulator offers future nurses hands-on learning
• Brattleboro counts up costs of Irene
• Salmon says he wants to return to state auditor’s seat
• Police Log
• New England braces for cuts in heating aid
• Odds and Ends
• Car chase results in crash with police car
• Hinsdale man in hospital following tree accident
• Local man raises $100k to help flood victims
• Seven arrested by area drug task force
• Thompson House honors two centenarians
• No clues or leads to local teen's whereabouts
• Man rescued from storm-wrecked building
• Playing 'Tag' with Archer Mayor
• Walking and wagging Humane Society hopes for large turnout for weekend event
• Homeless man could spend up to 15 years in jail for robbery
• Pair sentenced in Chesterfield burglaries
• West River group acquires trail along old railroad bed
• ’A mind of their own’ More rain headed our way from Midwest
• Experiment in Focus – Yugoslavia 1971
• Disaster assistance available to renters
• Giving back to Dee
• Students rededicate Civil War Monument at BUHS
• House kills spending bill with $3.7B for disaster aid
• Brattleboro man wants plea bargain nullified
• Committee to hold smart meter session
• Dummerston to remove 5 streetlights
• Thieves steal copper tubing from burned-out house
• NRC closes out VY tritium 'deviation memo'
• Shumlin says Irene could cost Vermont more than $1B
• Fire damages Vermont Yankee corporate offices
• Selectboard mulls right turn on new bridge
• Windham County Disaster Update
• Townshend shooting victim in ‘stable’ condition
• Dunn formally steps down as chairman of BUHS No. 6 Board
• Young poets present Intimate Letters tonight
• Brattleboro Town Clerk's office was scene of Green Card fraud
• A dried out Latchis Hotel and Theater will reopen
• Food stamp deadline extended
• Permits needed for flood damage repairs
• Gathering Place board fires director
• Budgets rise for county hospitals
• Police Log
• AP’s Vt. chief Curran remembered for warmth, drive
• Corps cancels water releases on West River
• Floodstock VT: Music festival to save a town
• Habitat finds host family for new home
• West Townshend man shot in apparent domestic dispute
• Quick progress on rail lines
• Police Log
• New England general stores evolve in eclectic ways
• IHP in photos
• Windham County FEMA numbers on the rise
• Caraballo, Makhanda-Lopez held without bail
• Westminster West native on 3,000-mile bike ride to raise funds for youth-led sustainability efforts
• Local company receives research grant for dairy byproduct
• BCTV celebrates 35 years on the air
• Area business declares: We are open!
• HCRS wants community to get to know it better
• Bookwalter hearing wraps up
• Source to Sea cleanup seeking volunteers
• Global UGRAD Year Inspires a New Life Path
• Poetry Makes Everything Happen
• Gaines Farm corn maze to open this weekend
• New State Police, Brattleboro officers are on the beat
• Keene CBOC ready for patients
• North Star Bowl promises to reopen as soon as possible
• Brattleboro receives $15,000 AARP grant
• Windham County disaster update
• Maple Street to be closed for 2 days next week
• ’A safe place’ Vet Center opens in Keene
• Brattleboro joins energy leadership challenge
• Free festival brings lynx to Marlboro
• Casting vote for your school could mean big donation
• Getting to the heart of natural resource management: Joshua Carrera on SIT Brazil
• BF home destroyed by three-alarm fire
• Dunn stepping down from BUHS board
• Walk-In Clinic holds fundraiser
• Welch, Gibson introduce new bill to help flooded farms
• Entergy says lawmakers hid their real agenda
• N.H. panel recommends expanded civil unions
• N.H. House passes bill to expand deadly force
• FEMA inspections, no detail too small
• Local business owners vow to reopen
• Police: Londonderry man threatened to kill 3 children
• Infrastructure damages could pass $500M
• Nuke plant VP says firm agreed to Vt. oversight
• Vermont apple crop survives Irene
• BFPD looking for eyes and ears
• Police Log
• How to register with FEMA
• Agency of Ag, USDA offer farm help
• Marlboro provides road updates
• State hearing to address smart meters and privacy concerns
• New recovery czar tours county towns
• Vernon applies for federal funds to help with cleanup from flood
• Nuclear trial: Entergy, Vt. square off over nuke plant's future
• Brattleboro wastewater chief quits without notice
• Not your typical first week at work
• Battle for citizenship could split up couple
• Hinsdale teen arrested after high-speed chase
• DOH sees no post-flood spike in illnesses
• New Hampshire takes proactive approach to rising suicide rate
• Police Log
• Volunteer labor moves G Store project forward
• Tire company getting ready to roll into Chesterfield
• NRC could fine Entergy for safety test violations at N.Y. plant
• Caught in the act Victim delivers alleged thief to police
• Teen still missing; no new leads
• Vermont and Entergy go head-to-head
• Local ceremonies mark 9/11 anniversary
• Caraballo brothers' cases could be connected
• Police find runaway teen from Bellows Falls
• Readsboro neighbors facing dilemma following Irene
• Brattleboro's fire and police chiefs reflect on Sept. 11
• They remember
• Police log
• Entergy pledges $100,000
• Halifax road update
• About 25 Augur Hole residences still cut off
• Conflict Transformation after September 11
• VY license revocation case moves forward in D.C.
• Bellows Falls police looking for runaway
• Vermont's major east-west roads to reopen
• Boys & Girls Club to reopen today
• State drops murder charges
• WSWMD to offer hazardous waste collection vehicles
• Local woman celebrates her 10-year-old CSA
• Your Town
• Spencer named interim director for WSWMD
• Long-delayed project finally pulls out of the station
• Sept. 11 events planned for Sunday
• Area schools mostly open, challenges remain
• Sondag: 143 properties damaged by storm floods
• Grant gives N.H. State Police a new look at traffic accidents
• Green River at high levels
• Déjà Vu
• Trucker drives off Route 9 in Chesterfield
• Towns give up on a dream for senior housing
• Closed roads take toll on trucks, buses
• International Literacy Day: Sept. 8
• Retreat takes in State Hospital patients after flood, long-term plan unclear
• Town provides update for disaster victims
• Broken 'chiller' valve threatens VY shutdown
• Family mourns as bicyclist is identified
• Franklin duo give back to Bellows Falls
• Police Log
• Faith community plans candle vigil for 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Load the Latchis event has new date, location
• Brattleboro takes a byte into online policy
• Fireworks in Keene -- Brattleboro restaurant expanding
• Missing teen's mom just wants to hold him again
• Wahoo's provides disaster relief
• Winter threatens repairs of Irene-damaged roads
• Deerfield Valley events canceled
• Police Log
• East Dover mom goes into labor during Tropical Storm Irene
• Windham County approved for federal disaster relief
• Plowed under
• Halifax making progress after flash floods
• How to apply for assistance
• Report shows skills don't match area job openings
• Living Geometry
• Tourism dollars needed now more than ever
• Shumlin offers words of hope in Marlboro
• Artists reflect on the Whetstone
• Down in an Augur hole
• FairPoint installs phones in Dover
• Halifax roads are marked
• Many in Athens still without power
• Benefit for flood victims is tonight
• Numbers of people displaced by Irene tax already strained resources
• Stay off Ames Hill, Hamilton Roads
• Police investigate suspicious Londonderry fire
• Recovering from Hurricane Irene
• Vendors, volunteers clean farmers' market
• Feeding Wilmington
• It's official: Irene was a disaster
• The forgotten in West Brattleboro
• Irene places increased demand on food pantries
• Marlboro residents discuss predicament
• Irene skirts neighboring N.H. towns
• How to help
• Irene slams Vermont's mountain towns
• Bellows Falls police find nothing after bomb threat
• No new leads in missing teen case
• Vermont moves to dismiss operator lawsuit
• Residents advised to keep out of rivers
• County farmers reeling from Irene
• Mud, sweat and tears
• Halifax reaches out to isolated residents
• Schools update
• Where to find help or information
• Want to help? Here's how ...
• Brattleboro Farmers Market seeks volunteers for work party
• Across region, stories of storm still emerging
• Local teen missing since Saturday
• Give Brattleboro an assist
• In Jamaica, gratitude for townwide preparedness, response
• Wilmington residents, business owners start digging out, cleaning up
• Around Windham County
• ’How do we get out? ... How do we get in?
• Officials urge continued caution
• WSESU schools open today
• Though many are cutoff, Marlboro residents are OK
• Load the Latchis postponed
• Route 9 closed indefinitely
• Remembering Jeanne d’Arc Mihigo 1970-2011
• Guilford group selects construction manager
• 'A complete state of shock'
• Flooding damage around the county ...
• After Irene, Vermont reels from flooding
• Northern Windham County a 'mess' after Irene
• State, town officials pledge to rebuild
• Wilmington assesses downtown destruction
• Brattleboro begins the cleanup
• Many stranded in Halifax
• Man pleads not guilty to inn burglary
• Geologist explains why quake didn't set off alarms at Vermont Yankee
• Irene Hits Hard
• As Irene strikes, shelters open across county
• Marlboro Grad Center graduates largest class
• Mt. Snow Chamber of Commerce director takes on new role
• Vermont battles epic flooding throughout state
• Dog's death results in alleged assault
• Shumlin names local woman to Vt. women's commission
• Brattleboro man is being lauded for ‘hot dog’ work
• Guilford holds hearing for clean-up project
• A faultline runs through it
• Vernon woman struck by car on Main Street
• Police investigating rash of burglaries throughout the area
• Vermont braces for Irene
• Police to step up DUI enforcement next week
• Putney Road test drive goes badly
• Black smoke, fumes settle over downtown Putney
• Not 'til the cow comes home
• Help for Drop In Center is in the bag
• Keeping eyes and hearts open
• A mother's plea
• Walpole Peach Festival is on
• Utilities, FairPoint prepare for damage
• SIT Welcomes Students Back to School
• Vermont Yankee preparing for storm
• New showcases for 'One and Only Brattleboro'
• Local doctor could face suspension
• Irene on track to slam into Vermont
• New state law takes concussions head-on
• Skating club seeking new, old members
• Be prepared for storm emergencies
• Escaped felon from BF arrested and arraigned
• Emergency shelters in Guilford
• No tritium detected in N.H. water samples
• Hunters asked not to shoot bears that are part of study
• Vermont opposes Entergy's attempt to bar witnesses
• Local man accused of relationship with student moves to Mass.
• Sunflower Festival postponed
• Putney to vote on equipment purchase
• Walpole, Keene co-ops taking baby steps forward
• Lights, Camera, Acción!
• Wilmington man's death at Dummerston quarry ruled accidental
• Vt. has had earthquakes before
• Teens learn how to be positive at B&G Club
• Sunflower Festival raises money for historic church
• Brattleboro officials, residents discuss ways to fight crime
• Townshend caregiver convicted of exploitation
• Chesterfield info meeting set for tonight
• Area shaken by Virginia earthquake
• Experiment in Focus: France experimenters celebrate 50 years
• Putney Central almost ready for opening day
• County cleans up after Sunday's thunderstorms
• Hinsdale mulls new location for historic bell
• Co-ops across the country send support to Brattleboro
• NRC accepts some, rejects other coalition contentions
• Vermont leads in energy efficient schools
• Police Log
• NRC pushes ahead with Fukushima-related review
• Road work update
• Desire for control sends more consumers to food co-ops
• Thunderstorms blow through Windham County
• SR board wants to give input on bridge decision
• Jerry Goldberg reappointed to state board
• Developing strong, successful downtowns
• ATF search results in illegal gun sales arrest
• New facility at Stratton? Ski school applies for new building construction
• Police Log
• Your Town
• Entergy attempts to bar three state witnesses
• Power outage scheduled for Westminster, Saxtons River
• VY lawyers counter claim about relevance of exhibits
• Rope snare caused crash of helicopter
• Sheets gets 6 to 15 years for downtown stabbing
• Taxing affordable housing
• To all those lost
• Court Log
• Putney businesses burglarized
• Mahkanda-Lopez waives evidence hearing
• Gagnon's evidence hearing continued
• Westgate purchases recreational land
• Brattleboro teen escapes injury after car 'sandwiched' on I-91
• Buswell elected to Dover Selectboard
• Solar grants shine on local companies
• VY disputes test results
• Like grape vines
• Fire deemed not suspicious
• Brattleboro Retreat to use local produce for staff and patients
• SIT Graduate Institute Capstone Wrap-up
• VY tritium detected in Conn. River
• Brattleboro to hold discussion about violence in the community
• Riding for heroes
• Justice served after 22 years
• Eating his way to 100 visits at 'Grill'
• Three charged with heroin possession
• Police Log
• Voters approve bond for Newfane bridge
• School boards sign agreement
• Roadwork update
• Perrin named BUHS principal
• Fire destroys historic schoolhouse
• Food in a Flash!
• Thief steals tires and car batteries in Putney
• BAJC hosts film and food festival
• 94th Fair Day comes to Deerfield Valley
• State, federal budget cuts threaten senior services
• From the field: Youth empowerment in Senegal
• When is the best time to buy heating oil?
• Vernon man faces charges after police stand-off
• Bellows Falls police investigate series of crimes
• Westminster man acquitted of burglary
• Brattleboro man arrested on gun, drug charges
• Condos appointed co-chairman of national committee
• Wares Grove beach to hold movie night
• Police Log
• Dover candidates agree: Internet, cell services needed
• Former principal fills school board seat
• Guilford reproduces '57 barbecue
• Friends, family mourn loss of 'Fred' Green
• Main Street bank robbed
• Hube scholarship awarded
• Synthetic marijuana a legal, chemical, muddle
• Turning Point bounces back, prepares for relocation to Hardwood Way
• The engines of job growth
• Social Security offices to close early starting next week
• Ready for a party? Guilford celebrates ‘Big Weekend'
• Police: Motorcyclist loses control, collides with car
• Caraballo waives evidence hearing
• Despite shortfalls, FEMA declares May drill a success
• 'He was dedicated to Vermont'
• FEMA: Lack of communication caused 'disorder' in exercise
• Downtown lights get final tweak
• Police: Veterans' plaques stolen from cemetery
• An unstoppable force
• Changes coming to Reformer.com
• Newfane residents will vote on $250k bond next Tuesday
• Drug bust on I-91 turns up heroin
• A rocking good time
• COURT LOG
• Brattleboro taxes due
• History comes alive at the fair
• Hinsdale school to host open house
• Community grapples with recent homicides
• Guilford reviews funding options for FiberConnect
• N.H. police on hunt for bank robber
• Hundreds gather to honor Martin's memory
• NRC to Entergy:'External factors' affecting decom fund
• Gagnon faces 1st-degree murder charges in shooting
• Police Log
• Roadwork update
• DOJ won't get involved in Entergy lawsuit
• Vermont to seek waiver from federal education law
• UCS accuses VY of providing 'misleading' info
• Shooting at the Brattleboro Co-op
• New Photo Gallery Highlights Experimenters in France and Spain
• Wilmington needs volunteers for town boards
• Vermont author to discuss ‘blue-collar’ work in Antarctica
• Woman charged with stabbing youth with knife
• Climate war upon us
• A pool full of ducks: Annual Duck Derby is Wednesday
• Having fun and raising funds
• VTA expands wireless service in county
• Rockingham man pleads guilty to threatening Obama
• More burglaries reported in area
• Displaced Brooks House residents still getting support
• Brattleboro to open compost site
• Suspicious fire destroys Snow Valley Ski Lodge
• Road work continues on South Main Street this week
• Students Journey to Mideast to Study Arabic with SIT Study Abroad Summer Programs
• Music lovers pay homage to Levi Fuller of the Estey Organ Company
• Local lawyer recognized for his commitment to economic growth
• Art unconfined
• Officials looking for public input on bridge 68
• Walk for the Animals to benefit Humane Society
• YMCA gears up for after-school programs
• Guilford Farmers' Market is on Sunday
• Vt. steps up energy efficiency - gradually
• I-91 construction progressing as planned
• Fun and funk vital to Soap Box Derby
• Witness to a great revolutionary moment
• Conservation group applies for expansion permit
• Prospect St. to close
• Art Council awards 11 local grants
• Maple Valley owner expects to return to DRB this fall
• Michael Henry remembered as fun-loving jokester
• Community steps up to support paraplegic cyclist
• NRC accuses state of 'sitting on its hands' over water quality
• The quiet rebel
• Putney senior housing advances
• Barratt's family and friends struggle with her death
• Crash caused by lack of sleep
• Police Log
• Conn. man could serve life in prison on drug charges
• Youth Programs “Get Oriented” in Vermont
• Shumlin's approval rating at 45%
• Rockingham gears up for Old Home Days
• McCaffrey takes the reins at Youth Services
• Rocky road ahead for residents on Brockways Mills
• Brattleboro ends FY2011 nearly $200,000 in the black
• Mint tea and chickens
• Brazilian Ambassador Meets US Youth Leaders
• Board chairman expresses concern over Dummerston slaying
• Vandalism puts Vernon cemetery bid on hold
• World Learning Community Convenes for Cultural Evening in Ethiopia
• Engineers coming to evaluate Brattleboro traffic signals
• Radio listeners take a walking tour through Brat's seedy underbelly
• Green Mountain Camp continues to grow
• Board OKs $32K for Meeting House
• Scrapped: Chesterfield Welcome Center plan downsized to just a liquor store
• Longtime Vernon businessman, ex-POW dies after extended illness
• State to VY: Expect to pay $750K in lawsuit
• Condemned building leaves residents homeless
• Sondag: Most complying with new recycling rules
• DOH finds strontium in Conn. River fish
• A bump in the road
• Samaritans reach out to unemployed woman at hotel
• Study: Many Vermonters pass up home energy savings
• Landscape issues? There's an app for that!
• Suspects in Dummerston homicide appear in court
• Colo. man stumps in county for 2012 campaign
• Putney Historical Society opens new office
• Historic courthouse in Newfane gets an energy upgrade
• Finding peace among the trees
• Two men arrested in connection with BF woman's death in Dummerston
• Missing hiker found unharmed
• Halifax woman recovering from car crash
• Police Log
• Your Town
• Unemployed and forgotten
• Body found in Dummerston
• Residents urged to be safe in the water
• A berry good idea
• Holstein Association to moooove cows to Russia
• Brattleboro hires assistant town manager
• With help of grant, Jamaica prepares for sidewalk replacement
• Police chief in 'right place at right time' for river rescue
• Making it to the top
• Tabachnick takes over at Kurn Hattin
• Lawmakers hail new energy store
• Entergy withdraws e-mail request
• Police Log
• Bus schedule to accommodate later BUHS start time
• School boards vote to close Twin Valley
• SIT Study Abroad alum reaches new heights with Peaks Foundation
• Neighborhood Days in Guilford
• Farm feast is served again
• Radio station finds a new home
• Asian beetle bores its way toward Vermont
• Reformer wins awards for coverage
• A strong -- and fair -- cup of joe
• Court log
• Two Putney businesses burglarized
• She just wanted a hug
• Blueberry Ball to raise money for Jessica's Closet
• Middle School Renovation Committee gets down to work
• Walpole police chief saves man in river
• Families First celebrates 15th anniversary and new farm for its clients
• Dummerston reviews potential zoning changes
• Whitingham School Board member resigns to manage bus system
• Brattleboro committees discuss sustainability for the future
• Work of art
• Entergy: VY will refuel this fall
• Sidewalk replacement and road resurfacing
• Guilford appoints Sweet Pond Steering Committee
• Drowning victim identified
• Yankee: No decision yet on refueling
• River Cleanup: Help identify problem spots
• United Way to focus on 3 key areas to maximize resources
• Guilford holds 'neighborhood day' for drained pond
• Blueberry Festival starts this Friday
• Police Log
• Police chase leads on stolen copper
• Public records committee to hold Statehouse meeting on Wednesday
• Increasing bear encounters prompt meeting in Putney
• 2-year-old boy drowns in Vernon
• Halifax woman in critical condition after crash
• Guilford project receives $1.4M boost
• To refuel or not to refuel?
• Three months after Brooks House fire, affected businesses look to move on
• Local legislators oppose redistricting plan
• Police to step up downtown traffic enforcement
• Kinesis and dunamis
• BF woman dies in car crash
• Local solar outfit partners with Williston company
• Salon Jacque earns national honor from Elle magazine
• Twelve Tribes seeks approval for hydroelectric station on Saxton River
• Vernon plans for possible future without nuclear facility
• Wilmington Beach called 'a real swamp'
• Jamaica resident assaulted in his yard Monday night
• Court log
• No screaming for ice cream yet
• Center launches youth suicide prevention website
• Metropolis on Elliot Street re-opens
• Jamaica to recognize emergency responders
• Vernon lobbyists give rundown of duties for the town
• Smart meters will allow Vermonters to track electrical use
• Vt. economy looking good Two recent reports show the state is faring better than most
• National Guard to inspect old Army firing ranges
• NYC children embrace southern Vermont
• Selectboard discusses traffic lights and upcoming roadwork
• Police log
• We’re headed for a heat wave
• Road closures
• Vernon Selectboard appoints Todd Capen as new fire chief
• Tuesday morning fire destroys shed in Vernon
• New lecture series named after John Bramley
• No animals harmed in house fire
• As the only theater left in town, Latchis tries to maintain balance
• Man uses sledgehammer to make Rock River path safer
• Students learn peace through communication
• Police Log
• Skateboard park gets DRB approval
• Manager orders department studies
• No injunction for Entergy
• Judge allows Entergy's new evidence
• Announcing the Winners of the 2011 Photo Contest
• Dummerston cyclist to engage in 'Memory Ride'
• BUHS hires new dean of students
• Conn. man rescued from Rock River swimming hole
• Former West Guilford students reminisce about one-room schoolhouse
• Law school professors to host Vermont Yankee discussion
• Plug pulled on Hinsdale energy project
• POLICE LOG
• Big interest means expansion for energy panel
• Taking care of e-waste
• Judge orders man detained
• Vernon bids farewell to longtime teacher
• Your Town: News bits from around Windham County, surrounding towns
• Extra! Extra!
• Guilford prepares for a repeat of famous BBQ
• Brattleboro committee appointments
• Fire destroys Rockingham home
• Emergency responders urge common sense when out on the water
• At home in the woods
• Kopkind Colony Guilford resident speaks on ‘Life and Debt in Greece'
• School boards now working on consolidation bond vote
• Fans dress to impress for the midnight showing of the last Harry Potter movie
• Victim recounts harrowing night
• Police Log
• Vermont, N.H. lose blue-collar jobs
• Brown pleads guilty to lesser charge in daughter's death
• Hayes Court residents 'coming to grips' with new housing project
• Brookline officials say town can't afford to fix all of its roads
• True Value is out, Family Dollar is in
• Court Log
• Potter fans unite for last battle
• Man arrested in local burglaries
• County hospitals seek budget approval
• Bellows Falls, Rockingham adopt new policy for municipal lots
• State looks at improving environmental permitting
• Entergy: Court has right to accept new information
• Guilford picks engineering firm for covered bridge
• Twin Valley towns vote for school consolidation
• Marlboro student pleads not guilty to voyeurism
• Burglars strike Saxtons River market
• Suspect in drive-by shooting charged in federal court
• BUHS hires two new assistant principals
• Hinsdale switches to single SAU
• Digital revolution comes to Brooks Memorial Library
• Education tax: Towns want their own study of current funding system
• Impatient truck driver destroys Latchis marquee
• Spofford Lake fish kill caused by common bacteria
• Shumlin: Region can work with Canada on renewable energy
• Public invited to farewell party Friday for John Leisenring, finance director/treasurer
• Remembering James Leck 1962-2011
• Wardsboro home destroyed by fire
• Youth Theatre brings classic fairy tale to life
• Feds reject disaster relief for Westminster
• After fleeing police, man takes plea deal that could put him in jail for life
• Police Log
• Putney Central endowment supports school programs
• L&G student receives national scholarship
• Immigration equality for all Vermont couple in limbo from Defense of Marriage Act
• As part of town’s 250th, West Guilford has its day
• A new chapter for an important piece of Putney’s past
• Town eyes wetlands parcel appraisal
• Vermont speeds up the PACEon energy efficiency
• Together We Paint
• Roadwork update
• Sec. Racine visits Brattleboro
• Staples kicks off annual school supply drive
• Villars steps down from Youth Services Nonprofit agency welcomes Robert McCaffrey as its new executive director
• Charter revision Committee suggests adding Office of Assessment
• BASIC readies for sound study this Saturday
• No Grand Race due to lack of interest
• AG: Entergy attempting to add new evidence in lawsuit
• Two Vermonters injured in N.H. crash
• Local man pleads not guilty to charges of sex assault with a child
• Police log
• Valley Cares hopes to expand to meet demand
• United Way raises more than $500,000
• Dykes now faces federal charges
• AHS staff to relocate for renovations
• Passport for wine
• Questions linger as school consolidation vote draws near
• No ‘smoking gun’ AG says Entergy officials won’t be charged with perjury
• Dummerston rate down, but taxes slightly up
• The Experiment in Focus
• Vermonters sign ‘shared sacrifice’ letter sent toObama
• Softball charity tournament set for this weekend in Brattleboro
• Compass School celebrates graduation
• Oprah’s heir?
• N.Y. man charged with shooting gun at house
• New nutrition vendor for Guilford school
• Entergy and Vt. file proposed findings
• Brattleboro tax rate set
• Court log
• Selectboard accepts $8,000 in state grants for police
• Police log
• Reflections Retiring BUHS physics teacher looks back on 29-year career
• Stars of all stripes march together in Brattleboro parade
• Vermonter line upgrade Feds offer $72m grant for track improvements
• Court dismisses appeal of guilty verdict in computer thefts
• Rolling along Local woman pedals cross country for fundraiser
• Lesson learned
• Spofford dinner deemed successful
• Safety is top concern with amateur fireworks
• Village Stroll returns to Wilmington
• N.H. man arrested for allegedly committing lewd act
• Fourth of July events
• Brattleboro gets grant for downtown signage
• Police Log
• The gift of generosity
• Appeals court dismisses nuclear waste lawsuit
• Ave, Marina!
• No reprieve in sight for troubled bridge over water
• Woodland wherewithal
• Area man sentenced for having child porn
• Film on U.S. citizenship features Austine teacher
• Your Town
• Connecting and Reconnecting in Cairo
• To teach and direct
• Journey School moves to Putney
• Brattleboro committees need volunteers
• Two burglaries reported in Westminster
• Dog killed, no leads
• Marina to open for business on Saturday
• DOJ won't intervene in Entergy suit
• Shining a light on conservation
• A healthy business model
• Victim, family still reeling from brutal attack one year ago
• Start and finish of parade represent community
• New Documentary Features HIV Prevention Project in Ethiopia
• Contaminated water in river
• N.H. man fatally shot after threatening police
• Welch announces surveillance act
• Two men arraigned in Chesterfield Gorge shooting remain behind bars
• Snake expert slithers into Brattleboro
• Horses offer therapy, fun for all ages
• EPA water money starts to flow
• Algiers housing project wins grant
• No retreat on Retreat
• Welch to introduce GPS tracking legislation
• Halifax woman earns Vermont's Direct Support Professional of the Year award
• Meals on ... Bikes?
• Police Log
• New town garage should provide better work area
• School consolidation vote draws near
• 2 injured in car crash
• Chesterfield prepares for 250th celebration this weekend
• Ground broken on West River park
• Police Log
• Hundreds of fish found dead at Spofford Lake
• Two men face arraignment in Chesterfield Gorge shooting
• N.H. issues Pisgah management plan
• Brattleboro Fourth event to celebrate community spirit of cooperation
• Burglar receives 10- to 15-year sentence
• Five area youth attain high rank of Eagle Scout
• Brattleboro hands out free alert radios
• People become the event at Wanderlust festival
• Awareness theater set for Wednesday
• Rockingham cracks down on late taxes
• Putney School shares in $250k grant to train teachers
• Your Towns
• Saxtons River Rec Area opens Monday
• Wardsboro maple syrup-maker's 1911 murder trial attracted nationwide attention
• Grace Cottage breaks ground on new imaging suite
• Local food for all
• Entergy, Vt.'s legal showdown continues
• Relics of the Estey company remain hidden gems in factory campus
• Summer lunch program gets under way June 27
• Green Mtn. Power customers have chance to host wind turbine
• VY, Vt. attorneys hash it out in court
• Free Black Mountain hike scheduled for this Saturday
• A golden anniversary
• Putney Family Services welcomes new director
• Amateur radio Field Day runs Saturday through Sunday
• Once convicted of sexual abuse, man freed after pleading to lesser charges
• VY employees: Vt. threat violates their civil rights
• NRC says VY has operated safely
• House takes chainsaw to Vt. conservation programs
• VY operators file suit against Vermont
• Car wash on Friday to raise funds for WRCC students
• Police Roundup
• Westminster hires new town manager
• Undergrads receive awards at BUHS
• Selectboard gets an update on the Town Plan
• Vernon fire chief quits unexpectedly
• To skate or not to skate?
• Hayes Court residents look for answers
• GAO criticizes NRC's buried pipe regulations, offers recommendations
• Words of wisdom from retiring teacher: keep a sense of humor
• DRB says Maple Valley plan needs more clarity
• Safe & Green hosts anti-Entergy vigil
• Guilford man free on bail after alleged stabbing
• FiberConnect decision goes to Guilford voters
• Wardsboro man remains in jail after setting house on fire
• Halifax Man fires gun at CVPS workers
• It's in the books
• Volunteers clean graffiti from historic bridge
• Day resigns as BUHS principal
• Skiing visits up after snowy winter
• Summer programs receive $40,000 in federal grants
• Gov. Shumlin visits Thompson House
• Review board grants site, conditional use approval for new art center
• Advancing the Struggle: Women Entrepreneurs Push for Rights, Sustainable Agriculture in Latin America
• Brooks House owner outlines plans for reconstruction
• Brattleboro hires new finance director
• A walk to remember at TVHS graduation
• Fireworks, rocks and diplomas in Townshend
• Hinsdale grads told to 'Be great'
• Bus service offered during rail construction
• Police: Wardboro man sets house on fire, ends up in hospital
• VW van fire nearly spreads to motel
• Gov. Shumlin honored with O'Connor award
• 25 + 36 + 35
• Vt. court upholds Boglioli's conviction of manslaughter
• A Night for Celebration
• Entergy: Vermont lawmakers have overstepped bounds
• Vt. AG: Entergy can't prove harm
• Green River Run held today as fundraiser in memory of Sam Henry
• Brattleboro Union High School 2011 Graduating Class
• Guilford faces decision on fiber optics project
• Honoring Proud World Learning Papas
• Bellows Falls pool to open this weekend
• Entergy: Vermont's reply is off course
• Sanders accuses NRC of siding with Entergy in lawsuit
• Brattleboro area hospice men are all in it together
• Westminster waits for FEMA
• BFUHS grads look forward and back
• New town licenses offer advice, information for dog owners
• Police Log
• Jamaica teen gets suspended sentenced
• Hinsdale man gets prison time for stabbing
• 'Good Meat' wins tasty award
• Drummer rediscovers the beat after accident leaves him paralyzed
• Brattleboro a model for community development
• Police will hold annual property/bike auction this Saturday
• Local arts group gets NEA grant
• Bennington 250th anniversary celebration begins June 18
• Riverfront project should be done by next spring
• Jamaica man held in jail on assault charge
• NEC: Trust is the issue
• Vermont Country Deli celebrates Silver Anniversary
• Vermont responds to Entergy's recent memorandum
• Fatality on I-91
• Turning Point in financial crisis
• Court denies NEC's motion to intervene, again
• Local company eyes Westminster for solar farm
• BF teacher honored with Fulbright award
• Dummerston man gets 100 hours of prison time for 6th DUI
• Guilford woman wakes up to find intruder in her bedroom
• BPD Lieutenant retires after 32 years
• One dead in I-91 crash Monday night
• Sweet Pond advocates push for advocacy
• Mass. joins Vermont in opposition to Entergy injunction
• Guilford teen earns Agricultural stewardship honor from Land Trust
• Coneeny resigns from Dover board
• Transformer fire caused power outage on Sunday
• Brattleboro sorts through the trash
• Westminster looking to fill newly created Conservation Commission
• The art of building walls
• Rain doesn't rot the Roots on the River fest
• 100 years young
• Montpelier and other towns consider creating wood-fueled heating systems
• Local artist proposes new free art center
• Police raid underage drinking party
• Police Log
• SR rec area hopes to open next week
• Next Stage Arts brings New York Times columnist to Putney for night of entertainment and day of community outreach
• Officers value time carrying the torch
• 'An environment of girl power
• New school start time is OK'd for BUHS
• Vermont leads nation in maple syrup production
• Communicating tolerance
• Tecce found guilty on all counts
• Everybody's Grandma
• Students express themselves by slammin' words together
• Great Race next week
• RAMP honored with NEFA's new regional award
• Alabama odyssey
• Local reverend named as state fire chaplain
• Wicked weather creates havoc around county
• BEEC inviting public for birthday bash
• Area signs remind people of tobacco-free zones
• Car crash damages Dutton Gym
• Second suspect in Chesterfield shooting arrested
• The Art of Benefiting Brooks House fire victims continues
• Truck fire forces I-91 closure
• DOT: Light project is nearly done
• Taking care of history
• An INSPIRE-ational walk
• Achenbach pleads guilty in child porn case
• Thrill-seekers jump for a chance to help American Cancer Society
• WRC gets $1M for revolving loan fund
• Vernon woman faces arson charges after allegedly burning down her own house
• Keene veterans clinic opening is delayed
• Board says 'no' to sustainability group
• VY groundwater map complete
• Windham County grad rates lower than state average
• Maple Valley owner seeks new four-season resort
• Rockingham considers hiring a constable
• Chesterfield residents establish gorge group
• Court Log
• Downtown Brattleboro roadwork to continue through Friday
• Vermont’s first measles case in 10 years found in southeast
• Police Log
• SIT Graduate Institute Honors Class of 2011
• Alumni Critique Obama’s Mideast Policy
• Where in the world is ...?
• Omega upgrades 3-D glasses
• West Brattleboro Association’s first village day set for June 12
• Second Click It or Ticket checkpoint held by police
• Assault suspect cited for release violations
• Putney wades into wetlands deal
• Greyhound to stop in Brattleboro again
• NRC: VY accident guidelines up to snuff
• New raw milk law scooped up
• Beware of book scam
• 'Putney will last forever .. in the hearts and minds of all of us'
• Guilford store competing in national contest
• Planning continues for proposed 'Brookside' project
• Bring on the cows
• Vermont outspends most of nation on per pupil spending
• Teen arrested for violating conditions, continuing abuse
• CLF, VPIRG: Uncertainty over plant's future caused by Entergy, not state
• South Newfane church celebrates 220 years
• New local housing project will support aging at home
• Chemical reaction forces businesses to evacuate
• BUHS to host Community Justice Center public forum
• I-91 demolition under way
• A decade of cows
• Readsboro faces $1.3 M water system improvement
• Hinsdale teen arrested for online solicitation
• Wilmington beach closed
• Roadless rule extended one more year
• Born Writer
• Planners advise bike lanes, resist sprawl in West Brattleboro
• Strolling presents first forestry exhibit
• Planner reviews short, long term goals for Putney Road
• Food on the go ... literally
• Police Log
• 15 years of peace building
• Spofford rape trial to begin Monday
• World Learning sponsors Slow Living Summit in Brattleboro, VT
• Vernon chairman files support for VY
• PSB to hold VELCO forum in Vernon
• Tornadoes tear through Massachusetts
• Strolling prepares for first bicycle tour
• Local funeral home cited for several violations
• Entergy files its response to Vermont
• Shumlin signs new public access bill
• BDCC hands out prize money to area businesses
• Hannaford evacuated after gas leak
• NEC, IBEW Local 300 file for friends of court
• Brattleboro schedules grievance hearings for next week
• The wait is over: 10th annual Stroll kicks off today
• Windham County Court Log
• CLF and VPRIG file friend of the court briefs
• County hydro projects await federal license
• Police confirm ID of body found in Conn. River
• Event will mean changes to parking, traffic patterns
• Downtown roadwork update
• Maple liqueur operation moves into former Tom &Sally's location
• A close shave: Benefit to raise funds, awareness
• Slow Living Summit set to kick off Stroll
• Deal reached to sell CVPS
• To all those lost
• BASIC prepares for national skateboarding day
• Police Log
• From the farm to the big screen
• 'Suspicious' fire destroys Whitingham garage
• South Carolina nuclear plant becoming 1st in U.S. to go digital
• Expert: Loss of VY not economic apocalypse
• Local Color Guard prepares for another Memorial Day
• After the fire ... Harmony Place businesses open once more
• Former Reformer editor Drohan dies
• Vt. eyes new federal early ed grant funds
• A fish's-eye view of nature
• Josephine Howard retires after 47 years at the Brattleboro Reformer
• Body found in Conn. River
• BAMS students thrive in online classroom
• Is downtown ready to be shown off?
• Two survivors of Rwandan genocide to give talk
• Man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Police hold seatbelt checkpoint
• Artists at work
• New principal at Twin Valley
• Expert: VY nuke plant closing won't hurt grid
• Vt.governon inks universal health bill
• A bit of Yucatan
• Downtown repairs continue
• Board begins search for new police station in Hinsdale
• New motorcycle plate to honor vets
• VSEA accepts furloughs in contract
• BUHS administrative assistant, Louise Wood, retires
• Library repair set for 2012
• House pushes U.S. to get out of Afghanistan
• Expert: VY staffing not a problem
• Towns help repair roads
• Plea deal reached in 2009 killing
• BF trustees meet for first time after election
• Planners discuss Canal Street improvements
• Dover talks about future of planner
• Mass. backs state in lawsuit
• Man charged with assault
• Man's child porn indictment delayed
• Landmark has new president
• Groups meet to discuss impact of VY closing
• Everyone into the pool
• GMP has power deal with Seabrook
• State responds to Entergy suit
• New plans for old housing
• Man surprised paper corrects 1889 obit
• Sovernet draws fire over letter to schools
• Open wide
• Crews repair water main break
• Grant will fund study of BeeLine bus service
• Westminster could see FEMA funds after washout
• State sues NRC over water permit
• NEC asks for reconsideration
• Court Log
• Man pleads to sex crimes after 22 years on the run
• Rain soaks up profits at some businesses
• Vt. to review education finance laws
• Putting theory to practice in climate change
• Halifax EMT honored with scholarships
• Jamaica hires new treasurer, town clerk
• AIDS Walk for Life draws large crowd
• Here for the beer
• Firefighters honored at annual awards ceremony
• Westminster roads ravaged by rain
• Tears, smiles and music
• Court log
• The last mile?
• A PASSing grade
• Helping us earn our own wings
• Group aims for higher voter turnout
• I-91 construction project proceeding
• Police Log
• Could the Kipling Cinema curtain soon rise again?
• Answering the call
• CLF responds to Entergy opposition
• Wanted: Family for one new home
• BrewFest on tap this weekend
• From the ground up
• AIDS walk set for Saturday
• Entergy opposes CLF intervention
• $17,000 raised for Brooks House fire victims
• Entergy eyes merger deal
• Winhall voters OK original school budget
• Cyberbullying law would let schools deal with students
• Maine lawmakers reject health care study
• School's gender gap topic of meeting
• Residents advised not to feed bears
• Seymour honored as Guilford Citizen of the Year
• Vt. maps best areas for wind projects
• Home destroyed in early morning blaze
• Union complains wind projects bypass local ironworkers
• Gov signs into law 'Complete Streets'
• Lt. gov. helps violin maker during tour
• Groups respond to VY assessment
• GMP plans BF outages
• Glassed-in room at Common Ground removed
• 'Know when to fold 'em'
• Brattleboro Selectboard mulls recycling
• Rockingham library $2.95M project approved by voters
• Court: NEC cannot intervene in Entergy suit
• Voters OK $10.5M renovations for BFMS
• A 'barrel' of education
• Police: 10 vehicles burglarized in BF
• Marlboro man named most innovative
• Westminster mulls full-time deputy sheriff
• BF man faces felony charges
• VY safety review finds 'minor' problems
• Local woman continues work with Haitians
• GOP reviews '11 session
• Harvesting the sun
• BFUHS takes part in new pilot project
• Assault after L&G prom results in felony charge
• BF voters add pay for firefighter
• NRC team inspects Pilgrim plant
• Freedom Riders mark 50 years
• Marlboro commencement 2011: 'Embrace change'
• Stratton makes plans to harness the sun
• Sweet! State foresters favor restoring Guilford pond
• Fate of BF police, fire may be decided today
• Brattleboro Bowl, Munzing win Chamber honors
• Crash closes Route 9
• Board mulls West-West school future
• 2 more groups file for VY intervention
• Emerald ash borer spotted near state
• The 2011 legislative recap
• Where lies the future of Downtown?
• Bills passed by the House and the Senate
• Committee roundup
• Residents turn out for Middle East forum
• Consolidation hearings set May 16, 17
• Knife attack results in assault charge
• Chesterfield moves forward on 250th
• Thirty years of making cases
• Entergy opposes coalition's intervention
• BF library vote Tuesday
• Robb Farm to close dairy
• Vermont launches broadband info site
• Guilford reviews updated projects
• Loss of another dairy operation a blow to Windham County
• A short history of the Robb Farm
• Local man dies in quarry fall
• The Reformer goes mobile
• Brookline man arrested for child porn
• Event honors those writing their way through cancer
• Health care for all nears reality in Vt.
• Making WAVES
• Brattleboro property taxes, utility payments due
• Salem plant owner to shut down Mass. facility in 2014
• Volunteers sought for annual Stroll
• Planners urged to use caution on change
• Reimbursement policy sparks debate
• Alone No Longer: Ethiopia’s Orphans Find Community with World Learning
• Vermonters reminded to be aware of air quality
• Putney wetlands on track for conservation
• A community united
• I-91 closed after morning crash
• Nuclear waste film to be shown at Latchis
• Missing N.H. man is alive
• N.H. wardens find lost hikers
• Groups work to keep kids fed in summer
• Man accused of assault after being stunned with Taser
• BFMS vote May 17 at Masonic Temple
• All Aboard! DC Metro Features SIT Program
• Bill would allow dairy farms to hire foreign workers
• In the middle in BF
• One Tough Mudder
• Former VY employee sues Entergy
• Saxtons River rec area nears insurance deal
• $30 million rail award irks Conn.
• Sharing more than food
• Family, friends mourn Moulton
• States rank high in VY disaster drill
• Towns wary of Vt. records law changes
• Local man contests Vt. alcohol test
• Dover School to get new computers
• Court log
• Foster care film premiere Wednesday
• Weather watchers' training set for Tuesday
• Welcome back! Farmers' Market opens today
• Sunday's TEDxSIT celebrates good ideas
• Hinsdale business man missing since Monday
• Weekend Brooks House benefit kicks off Friday night
• Early morning fire destroys Halifax barn
• NEC looks to intervene in Entergy suit
• Bridging the past with the present
• State lawmakers adjourn, pass finalized fiscal bills
• Students organize TEDxSIT: From Ideas to Action
• Brattleboro man recalls long, theatrical road that led him home
• VY hearings scheduled for June
• Mass. police arrest Hinsdale robbery suspects
• Lawyer: 'There is no way the state should lose'
• Smithsonian exec is Marlboro speaker
• Westminster town manager selection process continues
• Valley boards continue to discuss school consolidation scenarios
• Stevens honored with downtown volunteer award
• Board approves Island grant application
• Man gets 25 to life sentence for attack on local woman
• Promoting a 2-wheeled culture
• Global Ties that Bind: World Learning Mothers and Daughters
• Book Cellar turns a new page
• Bill would have VY pay state's bills from lawsuit
• O'Donnell: VY's future became ‘political football'
• BUHS principal takes medical leave
• Cersosimo Lumber prepares for new kilns
• N.H. Senate nixes bullying law changes
• $6,800 raised for parade on July 4th
• VY: Tritium leak source could be pipes
• All aboard for train day in Bratt
• Briefing on Yankee drill set for Friday
• Warrant issued in Hinsdale bank robbery
• Brattleboro Selectboard OKs disaster loan, rules change
• School board seeks town's input on arts
• Welch: 'Self-inflicted wounds' led to denial
• Vermont mourns loss of Moulton
• Well testing at Yankee put on hold
• Paid in full
• New measure would remove pre-K cap
• Retreat hosts forum on kids’ mental health
• Memorial service for Blanche Moyse, May 21
• Man charged after bullet fired into home
• Greyhound ends service in town
• Area plans benefit for Brooks fire victims
• Two at large after Hinsdale bank heist
• Entergy, Vt. AG spar over lawsuit
• New USDA proposal irks organic group
• March of hope
• 'Al' Moulton dies at 85
• Guilford man dies in one-car crash
• Radiological exercise testing will be today, Wednesday
• Parents support Guilford sports
• Trespass charges will not be filed against sheriff’s deputy
• Forging history
• County gears up for Green Up Day
• Good Scouts
• Physician's work pays off on health care
• Making their voices heard
• Police seek robber in gas station heist
• Youth art in the spotlight
• Woman, teen die in N.H. auto crash
• With two big pairs of shoes to fill, BUHS sifts through applications
• Pratt to take helm at NewBrook Elementary
• Mosley to lead brand new consolidated school in Mass.
• Health care moves through Senate
• Procedural failure resulted in Vermont Yankee steam leak
• Guitar swept away ... the whole <i>Storey</i>
• April blood donors announced
• Police log
• Bi-town planner resigns
• Men arrested for killing a snake in a cemetery
• Restaurant will not reopen following Brooks House fire
• Meetings focus on school consolidation, finances
• No dogs, just fleas
• State optimistic iron bridge will open by summer
• Woman admits using counterfeit money
• $1 cigarette tax is likely up in smoke
• Walpole farm wins award
• Board hires BF Middle School principal
• Planners eye bylaw change on BF Island
• VSNAP sticks to closing of VY
• Don't touch that dial
• Athens father, son fined for burn violations
• Man competent to stand trial in baby's death
• Bicyclists reminded of safety
• Democrats: Ex-governor's fundraising violated law
• Court Log
• House votes to lower N.H. gas tax by 5 cents
• Woman denies exploiting elderly person
• Spring social a historical event in Dover
• Pictures of a war
• VEC rejects VY power buy offer
• Advocating for miners’ rights in South Africa
• Memorial Day - Brattkeboro Dawn Dances
• Woman admits hitting area man while using GPS
• BFPD gets funds for used cruiser
• Valley prepares for Tough Mudder event
• N.H. panel supports cutting gas tax nickel
• Missing Walpole man last seen in Vermont
• Contamination puts proposed arts campus on hold
• Vermont Senate advances health care bill
• GOP: Shumlin campaign violated contribution law
• Thompson House awarded $300,000 grant
• Newfane man is charged with assault
• VSNAP public meeting set for Wednesday
• AG warns of lead in drinking glasses
• GMP eyes backup system for BF area
• A photo can say a thousand words. Tell your story through a photo.
• Eggs mark the spot
• Lawmaker calls for tough law against VY
• Following Brooks House fire, fate of shops unclear
• Anti-nuke group walks from Indian Point to VY
• Spring storm causes crashes
• Summer courses offered
• Farmers not keen on deal
• Entergy asks judge to allow it to run
• Moment of realization
• Ultimate New England Sandwich Competition announced by Stroll
• Moore Free Library offers scholarships to students in Newfane and Brookline
• BCBS of Vermont promotes health with lunchtime walks
• Conn. mayor wants to upgrade train rail to Brattleboro
• Baseball bat attack ends in assault charges
• Nine Kurn Hattin Homes’ staff honored with awards for service
• USDA study: Food hubs good for farming, jobs
• Town garden enrollments due April 27
• Fugitive arrested
• Housing group asset transfer moves ahead
• Singing with glee
• Work to resume on downtown Brattleboro project
• Dummerston picks town planners
• Firm backs out of Pownal biomass plans
• Guilford rallies to save pond
• Wartime memories
• Delegation looks for aid after Brooks House fire
• High five for all
• Man protests sentence over pot possession
• Lawmakers nix cigarette tax increase
• Police Roundup
• A Bald Initiative to Fight Cancer
• String of burglaries could be connected
• From the ashes
• House OKs 'complete streets' bill
• Board denies liquor license for Mole's Eye
• Marina owner eyes June opening
• Mass. man to run new Putney General Store
• Dummerston adopts appointment plan
• Lawmakers eye taxes on cigs, dentists
• Saxtons River rec insurance deal elusive
• Neighbors helping neighbors
• Main Street slowly returns to normal
• Neighbors helping neighbors
• Shumlin disputes Entergy claims
• Second phase of treatment plant upgrade under way
• Brooks House building still sound
• Celebrating alums making a difference in the environment
• BF man faces life in prison
• Energy benefits to continue through Dec.
• Board signs VY letter
• State eyes plan to reduce Rx drug abuse
• BDCC business plan competition finalists announced
• Fire unites town
• Brooks House background
• Vernon in early stages of Yankee deal
• Vt. PSB approves Quebec power
• Entergy sues Vermont
• Putney students call for end to coal, natural gas
• Red Cross, social, civic groups rally to aid tenants
• Putney bike project wins $3,000 grant
• Board finds company for Waypoint Ctr.
• Entergy files suit to keep VY open
• From the field: Hip-hop and social activism in Senegal
• Marlboro prof selected for Guggenheim
• Watching paint dry: Compass School students win awards for films
• Town's water passes tests
• Chesterfield fire department gets help to buy new truck
• Fire ravages Brooks House
• Chesterfield natural inventory open to public
• Emotional debate rages on assisted suicide bill
• Wonderful life
• D.C. trip an education for Putney students
• Veggie tale: Local girls win healthy video contest
• Lawmakers review possible agency of education
• Man pleads not guilty to burglary, larceny, mischief
• Food hub gets boost with $25,000 grant
• Putney School students pitch in to help Kurn Hattin
• Work begins Tuesday on wastewater plant
• Win, place and show
• Strength in silence
• Texas OKs plan for waste from 36 states
• Groups ask NRC to halt licensing of nuke plants
• Adam’s South American Sojourn: Part III
• DV school consolidation talks continue
• Russo files civil lawsuit
• Putney historians mull performing arts venue
• Senate advances pot sales measure
• Group meets to discuss future of area after VY
• Court Log
• Adam’s South American Sojourn: Part II
• Seletboard unveils VY shutdown revised letter
• Chesterfield shooting affidavit released
• Brass knuckles assault ends in felony charges
• Boarder brothers gliding on air
• Federal budget cuts will affect Windham County
• Become a Beacon of Peace: 15 years of Peacebuilding
• Teen pleads not guilty to mischief
• Prescription drug ‘take-back’ held in area on April 30
• Westminster recycling inches ahead
• Vermont House passes environmental enforcement bill
• Dummerston board sets goals for year
• Embezzlement gets man 30 days in prison
• Join Pres. Weinberg on a South American sojourn
• UPDATED: Homeowner charged in Vernon arson
• Teen hits woman in head with rock
• Residents explore ways to increase voter turnout rate
• School board talks consolidation tonight
• Heating with wood
• State makes no decision yet on future of Sweet Pond
• BF likely to end year with deficit
• Senate advances bill on broadband
• State seeks to hike registry of volunteers
• Celebrating alums making a difference in the environment
• Students will take energy ideas to D.C.
• Local rabbi teaches youth the rituals of Passover
• Burglars lift 22 laptops from store
• BF has full slate of trustee candidates
• Saxtons River re-elects trustees, who vote to buy Sandri station
• Shumlin has plan for 55¢ energy charge
• Colson still helping students Two decades after death, music teacher’s legacy lives on
• WSWMD holds pollution mow down
• Rockingham voters will decide BFMS, library bonds
• Sugarmakers have differing methods
• N.E. women start group, Golden Huggs
• Obama to lay out spending
• SIT Graduate alum launches international volunteer organization for HIV-positive people
• Warrant issued in Chesterfield incident
• Imagine that!
• Art to inspire
• Energy bill moves to Senate
• Rockingham Area Land Trust votes to dissolve
• Library’s fundraising trivial pursuit is Sunday
• Police Log
• BF budget eliminates firefighter position
• Woman charged with larceny, embezzlement
• Schneck looks to double voting turnout at next year’s election
• Officials warn of wandering black bears
• Welch raps bill on EPA changes
• Out of the stacks
• Winning chefs
• Vt. ready for legal action by Yankee
• A labor of love: Man creates whimsical place for grandchildren
• BF man gets 25-life for sexual assault
• Saxtons River gets grant to clean up Sandri site
• Bill reworks words dealing with disabled
• Bill would allow raw milk classes
• Local man fights to reclaim his reputation
• Public learns more about Roaring Brook
• Mass. worries about nuke plant's safety
• Downtown traffic lights to be adjusted
• Vt. honors war efforts on 150th anniversary of Civil War
• The consequences: Charges dismissed, but stigma remains
• Agency looks at school grants
• AARP surveys town intersections
• Scope of county crime spree widens
• Shooting victim in stable condition
• Selectboard tables Safe & Green VY initiative
• Woman sentenced for brutal attack
• Mass. police search for body of Hinsdale man
• Area towns take part in emergency drill
• A great adventure: Puppeteers seek inspiration from seniors
• Analyst: No VY shutdown in 2012
• Rockingham, Bellows Falls hire manager
• FAA probes plane flyovers
• Police seek shooter in Chesterfield incident
• 55-cent charge on Vt. electric bills draws fire
• VY holds drill today
• Shumlin calls for rail investment in Northeast
• NRC focused on VY safety, not shutdown
• Bellows Falls fire dept. faces cuts
• Safety of Yankee cables questioned
• If they had a hammer
• Police probe Westminster crime spree
• Area celebrates young children
• Vernon board to meet with plant specialist
• An Interview with Laura Sprinkle, Alice Rowan Swanson Fellow
• New owner, same mission
• All the right ingredients
• Athens farm gets new lease on life
• 600 raise $60,000
• N.J. man is re-sentenced
• Shumlin plan to import gas raises concern
• Fishermen wary as feds seek offshore wind developers
• VY asks Vt. to nix discharge review
• Ohio man cited after 2 hit and runs
• House passes transportation bill
• How sweet it is! Sap flowing toward record season
• Police investigate shooting in Chesterfield
• New manager hire on hold in Rockingham
• With generosity to spare - Bowl for Kids turns 30
• Townshend Farmers' Market set to kick off 4th year
• Leahy pushes for limits on truck weight
• Court Log
• Marlboro grad school connects with community
• Locally grown? It all depends on how you define it
• Seeing opportunity in what we already have
• Burglars strike car dealership -- again
• Spring leaf collection will be April 15, 29
• Valley Cares/Putney Inn deal falls flat
• Time to slow down
• Theft puts Algiers fire district in red
• More area schools get failing grades
• This bovine life
• Survey: Residents split on Yankee
• Voters ratify school budget
• Meeting set for next week on Vernon wildlife area
• BEEC gears up for salamander crossing
• Osher Lifelong Learning Institute to begin 8th annual series of lectures on Monday
• Foundation has new board president
• Brattleboro Elks name Students of the Month
• Foes: Health care bill ill-conceived, rushed
• 'Courage to Remember' : Library to hold Holocaust exhibit
• Local arts council to study economy
• Entergy unable to sell VY
• NRC to review Vermont Yankee safety valves
• Whitingham hosts school meeting
• House votes end to carbon program
• State shows trace amounts of radioactivity
• Committee planning July 4 celebration
• Suspect denies armed assault
• Magazine: VY 3rd best place to work in state
• EPA rule changes could affect VY
• SIT Study Abroad alumni attend 3rd annual Human Development Conference at Notre Dame
• Leahy backs BF fuel dealer for fed agency
• Rockingham set to vote on BFMS
• State to drain Sweet Pond
• Massucco named Great Falls chamber's person of year
• Police identify man in crash
• Abutters seek time to study documents
• Ice Out winner announced
• New group to study post-VY economy
• N.H. House budget would lay off 100s
• Shumlin backs changing from oil to wood heat
• Appointment spurs resignation
• Shumlin plans gay marriage talk in R.I.
• Guilford teen accepted at Air Force Academy
• Two injured in crash
• Court Log
• Woman charged with financial exploitation
• Valley towns mull school consolidation
• N.H. mental health centers rip cuts
• Lawmakers, WSWMD talk over waste bill
• “All My Children” star Susan Lucci reflects on Experiment experience as an “awakening”
• Democracy Expert Examines Obama’s Democracy Playbook
• Retreat explores role in Vt. plan
• Hitting it big
• Finance head retiring soon
• Bridge of fears
• Planners to meet on Thursday
• Two men nabbed in drug bust
• NRC, critics respond to OIG report
• Dover voters to ratify school budget Tuesday
• Radiation in Mass. rainwater likely from Japan reactor
• Missing Landmark student found dead
• WNESU superintendent to investigate board member
• A Rei of hope
• Following Vt.'s lead, fertilizer company will eliminate phosphorous from many of its products
• School districts statewide exploring mergers
• House approves 'Big Bill'
• Ex-RVCU CEO prohibited from working in banking
• Clark takes plea deal for pot possession
• State seeks former drinking water well test results
• It's a good life
• Kipling Cinema shows last movie on Thursday
• Recycle Bin Sale Days planned for April 2, 16 and 30 in Brattleboro
• State ski champs to take firetruck ride
• Police: Assault took place on So. Main St.
• BF Moose Chapter to celebrate 100th anniversary
• House OKs health care
• Health Briefs
• Conflicting NRC rules could cause ‘substantial safety hazard’
• Rockingham/BF make manager offer
• Board raises offers over bridge fix
• Court news
• BMH receives FairPoint grant, People’s United donation
• Edwards asks NRC to review decision
• Local 'robot' team earns 2nd place
• Women's forum set for Saturday
• Lawmakers begin health care debate
• State gets small business program
• Passing the baton
• Commonwealth opens yogurt plant
• Home heat aid advocates seek emergency funds
• Vet nears goal for tax relief
• Consolidation hearings to begin next week
• BMAC says thanks
• Area schools see snow removal costs on the rise
• Former police captain sues Brattleboro
• Man sues police, town over Taser incident
• West River Park project on schedule
• Business Expo marks 5th year
• Vigil supports Japanese at risk
• Local website hopes to connect local people
• Chesterfield meeting for 250th is Thursday
• BF mulls police, fire cuts
• Adult spelling bee is April 2
• SIT Study Abroad Bolivia alum films “Life and Death on the Road”
• NRC issues new license for Yankee
• Peace Corps marks 50
• ANR to host park management forum
• Man accused of stealing car from former employer
• Hinsdale bridge dropped from DOT budget
• Sumner keeps Halifax seat by one vote
• Sanders: NRC safety reviews not enough
• Groups gather to close Yankee
• Vernon board OKs fire station renovation bid
• Learning, healing process
• Rotary Club treated to McNeill's beer
• Town Reps meet in Brattleboro
• Hinsdale passes school budget
• Saxtons River bridge fix will delay traffic
• New Walpole chief has big shoes to fill
• How sweet it is!
• ANR to start discharge permit study for VY
• Universal health care gets boost
• Vt. House advances repeat DUI bill
• Town school budget is up
• Recipes for success
• New Wal-mart opens in April
• Freitag new principal in Hinsdale
• Shumlin joins fight against emissions
• Lawmakers mull open records law changes
• BUHS Booster Club seeks volunteers with that can-do spirit
• Hunger Free Vermont plans Monday meeting
• Icy West River plunge Woman survives after slipping into water
• ’Aiming for the future’
• Runnion pleads guilty
• Vt. House advances repeat DUI bill
• SIT Graduate Institute Hosts Open House in Washington, DC
• Maple race for military kids
• States put own spin on Obama health care law
• Crisis renews U.S. debate
• State doctors criticize cuts
• I-91 bridge work will mean daylight highway closings
• Recycling team seeks extended contract
• Court Log
• Newfane puts off bridge decision
• Hinsdale board interviews for new principal
• A voice for thousands
• Study finds $600M lost from stalled Vt. projects
• New business offers tax solutions
• Board takes up glitches in traffic lights
• Robbs have new old logo
• Could it happen here?
• Newfane student to spell his way to fame
• Clark stays Guilford chairman
• Sanders calls for probe of nuke safety
• Boards talk about area economy
• Local lawmakers review the session’s first half
• BUHS student arrested after MAU playoff
• BDCC, Stroll re-launch business plan competition
• Artists cry foul
• 3 seats open on BF Board of Trustees
• 'New, improved' Turning Point quietly helps
• Budget, police station fix OK'd
• Vt. pushes to cut records access cost
• Health care rules released
• Rockingham voters may face 2nd bond
• Lawmakers take aim at removing decision power with Yankee
• Lights! Traffic! Action!
• Trading creature comforts for life lessons
• Heating oil use falls as prices, irritation rise
• Farmers’ Market plans March 16 meeting for newcomers
• Academy celebrates big jump in scores
• Labors of Love
• BFMS project goes before voters, again
• All in the family
• Hookah bar nixed by Brattleboro Selectboard
• Sweet deals: Jobs, syrup
• VY to get new license next week
• Reps review town articles
• Jamaica town clerk to retire at end of June
• House approves Internet sales tax
• Shumlin defends vacation secrecy
• Eight graduate from Community High School
• Lots of rain in the forecast
• Chesterfield passes zoning amendments
• Deerfield Valley boards toil to combine schools
• Bradford Machine to move to Book Press
• WRCC students design robot for New England tech competition
• Newfane to reopen Bridge 14 hearing
• State Senate OKs young offenders bill
• Chesterfield passes budget, 250th article
• Hinsdale opposes SB-2
• Could a new VY license be issued next week?
• Wilmington hires new Town Manager
• Looking to give up something for Lent? Try a Carbon Fast
• BFMS recount falls 4 votes short
• Vermont Yankee passes annual inspection
• Land Trust, Housing Trust merger vote set
• Alumni warn website not what it appears
• Brookline passes budget
• Shumlin to attend area tree tapping on Thursday
• World Learning – Unlocking Potential
• Recognizing Visionary International Women Leaders
• SIT students learn from tragedy
• Board awaits recount before next move
• Mount Snow chair lift to see facelift
• Brattleboro man sentenced to five years to life for 9th DUI
• Got change? National dairy report sent to USDA for approval
• Living slow to provide better economy, jobs
• Thieves steal cash, damage Townshend car dealership
• Town Meeting info session Thursday
• World Learning staff host Peace Corps 50th celebration event
• Chesterfield voters approve $8M school budget
• Rockingham resident named new CBOC doctor
• County's flood worries rising?
• BCTV, Southern Vermont Cable reach deal to provide service
• Vermont maple syrup makers try gadget to extend season
• Multiple offenses land Vernon man lengthy prison time
• Putney series aims to highlight local economy
• Could Omya court decision force Yankee shutdown?
• A home in one
• Obama endorses Vermont health care waiver
• Guilford 250 group honored at annual Town Meeting
• Local jazz luminary Dave Shapiro mourned
• W. Chesterfield man held without bail
• Local teens attending leadership conference
• BFMS recount set for March 8
• Bodett to lead Dummerston Selectboard
• Bickford's closed, workers sent home
• 'Big top family'
• Town school board sets informational forum
• YMCA grant earmarked for healthy lifestyles
• Shumlin unhappy with '02 VY deal
• Grafton voters approve all articles
• New England farmers look from local to global markets
• Lavoy fundraiser set for Saturday
• Joist caused roof collapse
• DeGray remains Brattleboro Selectboard chairman
• Crash victim faces long road to recovery
• Walpole Farmers Market seeks vendor applications
• ACLU sues over prayer at meeting
• Local group offers suicide prevention workshops
• Officer’s best tool: Communication
• Courtemanche still Vernon chairman
• Townshend passes town, road budgets
• Athens votes to keep its library
• Halifax needs recount for board seat
• Whitingham voters refuse funds for visiting nurses
• Readsboro elects new town clerk
• Marlboro elects Livermore
• Guilford voters approve all budgets
• Newfane hikes clerk's wage, keeps meeting site
• Stratton has 'uneventful' Town Meeting
• Halifax faces recount on three-year Selectboard seats
• Brattleboro voters pass VY article; reject others
• Wilmington voters OK $340,000 for Town Garage
• BF Middle School bond defeated
• Brattleboro Selectboard has three new members
• Tuition hot topic in Winhall
• United Way receives grant for new community program
• Heifer weekend to include bike tours
• Dummerston sees low voter turnout
• Dover voters show no support for town manager position
• SIT Study Abroad Morocco Alumni Publish Travel Book
• Rockingham OKs $5.12M budget, up 29 percent
• Roof collapses New Chapter
• A proud mother
• Court Log
• Drain lines ruled out as tritium source
• Vernon puts $1M into emergency reserve fund
• Cambodian Alum Honored for Democracy Video
• Tea for 10 (years)
• Leo takes supporting-actress Oscar
• Old Greyhound terminal to get new life across Putney Road
• VY delays well test
• Snowstorm keeps police on the run
• Westminster OKs 2 school budgets
• Rockingham faces full slate of races
• Putney voters to decide on school fix-up
• Mass.company grows GE diesel fuel
• A queen is crowned
• Farm tour lands Welch at Walker Farm
• Last gasp? Winter storm wallops region
• Probation for tire thefts for local man
• Loyal flush: Close ties to family and friends at heart of Best Septic's success
• Police: Vernon fire was arson
• Approaching the midway point
• Three vie for two Selectboard seats in Newfane
• Ice fishing fans have two derbies to choose from this weekend
• Six vie for 3 board seats in Rockingham, BF
• Chosen manager turns down job in BF, Rockingham
• Walks with dogs
• Womens Film Festival 2011
• N.H. mulls dropping loaded gun permits
• Dummerston school budget down; tax rate projected higher
• Vt. wind project opponents protest
• Halifax has two contested races
• Dover to decide town manager question
• Brattleboro Selectboard: Two face off for 3-year seat
• Vernon house burns
• N.H. House ends cap-and-trade program
• Hinsdale releases first solo budget
• Forum mulls area post-VY
• Local man pleads guilty in burglary ring
• Arts Council nominated top nonprofit
• Twelve Tribes company fined for illegal burn
• Dummerston budget up, taxes down
• Brattleboro Selectboard: Six vie for 2 one-year seats
• Mexican with a twist
• Local man acquitted of assault
• Court log
• Source of VY tritium elusive
• Vernon still mulling VY stabilization committee
• VSNAP holds meeting
• Two run for Dummerston Selectboard
• Bill seeks photo IDs for voters
• Senate pushes national popular vote measure
• Lawyer seeks dismissal of rape charge in bullying case
• World Learning Acknowledges World Day of Social Justice
• WSESU mulls delaying BUHS start time
• Two vie for selectboard in Marlboro
• VY letter on ballot
• Westminster zoning survey now online
• O’Donnell runs against Howard in Vernon race
• Snowmobile hit by truck in Winhall
• Health insurance critic to speak to Legislature
• Dozens of Massachusetts towns put solar panels on old landfills
• Hinsdale teen is Youth of Year
• 'Death with dignity' debate is emotional
• Week of fun: Winter Carnival offers school vacation events
• Free fallin'
• Board wants new deal with TransCanada
• Maine lawmakers wade into lobster trap flap
• Local jumpers excited to join world-class field for 'biggest and best' Harris Hill competition
• 'Teach your children well'
• AG: BPD officer cleared in shooting
• Conditions look good for this weekend's Harris Hill ski jump
• Vt. lawmakers review campaign finance bill
• Senate committee to discuss VY in Brattleboro
• Skatepark group gives teens a chance to show their skills
• Morningside land issue put to rest
• Conn. man cited for sexual assault
• Policy changes creating crack down on raw milk
• Here to help
• Rotary helps build homes in Mexico
• River group wants action on VY permit
• Wilmington, Dover eye business incubator
• Nearly 40 mailboxes destroyed by vandals
• BF trustees ask police chief to cut deficit
• Jumping for joy at Harris Hill event
• Guilford holds pre-Town Meeting
• BF hands out lights to needy
• VY techs look into cause of steam leak
• CLF again asks for VY shutdown
• Winter Carnival Week of festivities begins Friday with torch lighting
• Voters will decide Brattleboro charter revisions
• Yankee reactor building evacuated after steam leak is discovered
• Something special
• Northeast assails Obama’s heat aid cuts
• Possible fuel rod hazard seen at some nuke plants
• Shumlin, back from Quebec, talks rail, natural gas
• Hinsdale crafts transition budget
• Conn. River advocate feted on retirement
• BF to vote on school renovation
• Yankee searches for leak
• Brattleboro Selectboard bids farewell to 3 departing members
• Hard-hit Vermonters share stories with Sanders
• Relay for Life kicks off another year
• Stepping across the pond
• Local nonprofit recognized
• Vt., two states sue NRC over waste storage
• Wilmington seeks bond for new garage
• Rockingham bans using cell phones in town vehicles
• Wilmington, Dover to review development
• Guilford reviews grant request
• Readsboro voters have challenges on selectboard
• Chesterfield budget rises less than 1%; taxes up
• Grafton teen saves lives by the net full
• BF trustees, town interview 2nd municipal manager candidate
• One last jump
• Putney Central eyes $440,000 project
• House extends USA Patriot Act
• N.H. students oppose voting restrictions
• BUHS offers 'How to Succeed'
• Generations of sacrifice
• Rockingham School board hopeful drops out
• Census finds county older, more diverse
• Spreading the love
• VY to begin testing two more pipes
• Court Log
• DHMC to offer laughing gas for birthing
• Wireless advances could mean fewer cell towers
• Reps focus on committee work
• Two area New Hampshire farms honored by state
• Harris Hill: All natural
• Diane Tayeby's update from Cairo
• State mulls ban on aliases online for sex offenders
• Woman charged with embezzlement
• WNESU chooses Kibbe as new super
• Sewer bill delinquencies pose problems in Algiers
• Police log
• Dover NECAP results lauded
• 11 at VY attain operator standards
• Work by talented Vermont teens on view at BMAC
• Her story
• In honor of Blanche
• Mass. board signs VY letter
• Union Institute head touts local university
• New Wilmington garage will be safer
• Man accused of burglarizing 14 residences
• Marlboro College plans biomass forum
• Census: Vermont gets more diverse
• N.H. offers flu shots for free
• World Learning’s 2011 Photo Contest goes digital, May 15 submission deadline
• Community groups received $12M in grants
• BMH to honor Baker family
• N.H. House tells AG to sue over fed health bill
• Board hears liquor issues
• BUHS annual meeting sparsely attended
• 2 sent to hospital in 3-car crash
• Report lists likely cause of bus accident on I-91
• School test results show improvement
• GOP senators rip NRC over VY, Pilgrim
• Sweet brew returns
• Local man gets 5 years in N.H. prison, state hospital
• Vernon budget slightly higher
• A sense of community
• Shumlin lays out health reform plan
• BEEC marks 20 years
• Bird's-eye view of Cairo unrest
• Brattleboro man arrested in Quebec
• PSB orders bi-weekly VY reports
• Trustees OK funds to find odor source
• Taking care of business
• The down side of technology
• Welch has jobs plan for veterans
• BUHS fire called arson
• VY seeks source of tritium
• Snow traps N.H. woman
• Board, trustees meet manager candidate
• Vernon school keeps budget level
• Longtime member of Marlboro Music Fest dies at 83
• Reps finalize charter revisions
• Coalition turns 40
• Taylor Farm roof collapses on 100 cows
• Westminster School board has seats open
• Mass. to conduct radioactive testing in Yankee’s EPZ
• Vt., N.H. legislators depend on students
• N.H. power project: Should the lines be buried?
• Herring released from jail pending new trial
• New VY well tests positive for tritium
• Committee takes up energy bill
• Roof collapse kills 12 calves
• Glyvka expects to return to Harris Hill
• Hundreds lose power after early morning traffic accident
• Man accused of sex assault of a minor released on conditions
• Career center expands agriculture program
• Man escapes snowy burial
• Pro-VY firms urge Shumlin to let PSB do its work
• Renaissance man
• Vt. eyes office to enforce public records law
• High court firm: New trial for Herring
• BAMS to get new heart rate monitors
• Absentee ballots available in Brattleboro
• Obama backs Welch’s energy bill
• Leahy pledges loss of aid to Egypt unless Mubarak leaves
• New study finds recycling rate is higher
• L&G school budget passes despite storm
• Man convicted of felony pot possession
• Vt. food stamp use rises
• Secretary Clinton greets Brazil Youth Ambassadors, hails program
• Local board tackles D.C. over NCLB
• Youthful voices
• New DPS head vows 'collegial' meetings
• Legislators call for changes to state's winter road policy
• Out of the stacks
• Still searching after 10 years
• Dykes violates conditions
• Putney ponders pre-K program
• Leahy, Sanders blast GOP’s challenge to health care law
• Keep shoveling
• Retreat to add 14 beds, 35 jobs
• Shumlin calls for VY oversight panel
• Anti-smoke lobby wants $1/pack tax hike
• Swine salvation
• Snow focus of Brattleboro Selectboard meeting
• L&G budget vote unaffected by storm
• Givens from the heart
• Woman to be extradited from Mass. on drug charges
• Crash causes 2,600 to lose power
• Patroling the trails
• Omega gets money from Efficiency Vt.
• More snow expected today
• Concert to help Warming Shelter
• Future of Brattleboro's economy
• Brooks Memorial hosts eBooks workshop
• Two area residents arrested in Holyoke
• Freedom is coming
• Breastfeeding mom wants answers
• Town discusses Chesterfield school budget
• Most people abide by hunting laws
• School meals get nutritional boost
• Bicycles rolling back into Putney?
• Support in crisis Schools examine policies in wake of abuse allegations, while helping students, families cope
• Stimulus funds help wire rural homes for Internet
• VY continues to look for source of tritium
• Police log
• Local economy gets a lift when ski jumpers take flight
• Lots of opinions, no easy answers for potential school consolidation
• Two towns receive funds for projects
• County lawmakers respond to budget
• From the warzone ... to the homefront
• Brattleboro scrutinizes its commercial districts
• Three art projects awarded funds at second Micro-Grant dinner
• Man pleads not guilty to assault
• Hinsdale hosts ADP meeting
• Fast work saves garage
• VOSHA fines Putney for violations
• Fed funds will lower Brattleboro school tax
• BF mulls parking program
• Chorus sings its heart out
• Challenger: 25 years later, still painful wound
• N.Y. man escapes death
• SIT Welcomes Health Professionals from Equatorial Guinea
• Bridge work: Construction of I-91 spans will begin soon
• VLCT manual lists new police rules
• Bill would let heavy trucks on highways
• Experts mull clean energy
• Stocking ends another successful year
• Court Log
• Salmon: Parole caseloads within bounds
• WSESU eyes changing of BUHS hours
• Social Security seen to be running in the red
• Report: No race profiling pattern found
• Shumlin presents budget
• Cheesy madness: Guess the time the giant curd sinks and win
• Putney's Leo earns second Oscar nod
• Contractor fined after worker falls from bridge
• Confusion over whether petition may be on ballot
• Growing good habits
• Hinsdale filing deadline nears
• Home at Last names new board members
• Dykes makes bail, released
• BF businesses complain of sewer stench wafting over town
• Selectboard candidates throw hats into the ring
• Huestis named chamber chief
• Forum set on bridge construction on I-91
• State hears about town traffic lights
• Journey East seeks student applicants
• WNESU gets fed funds for tech upgrade
• Rockingham candidates to face off
• Hardy New Englanders battle the cold
• N.H. doc unveils ‘Prostate Pal’ app
• FairPoint emerges from bankruptcy, debt $1B
• Scholarship fundraiser set for Sunday
• Brrrrr-attleboro
• Reps keep board at 5
• N.Y. man safe after fall through ice
• High schoolers get push toward college
• Site found for veterans’ clinic in Keene
• WNESU, Vilaseca differ on truancy
• Putney voters will decide tax collector issue
• Tickets available for ski jump
• McAuliffe still fresh in Concord’s minds
• Health reform plan raises questions
• Guilford has town office openings
• Character building experience
• Officials investigate possible new leak at Vermont Yankee
• Lawmakers review health care proposal
• Westminster budget nearly level-funded
• Friends, family remember ex-POW
• Benefit dinner is served tonight
• Inspire offering training for responders
• UPS loses Deerfield Valley NECAP results
• White House event stresses US-Chinese exchanges, Experiment recognized
• Powerful medicine
• Wilmington resumes school consolidation meetings
• Trieber tapped for Obie’s seat
• Creating Cultural Intrigue
• School closing, trash off warning
• Rockingham library puts off bond vote
• A tribute to Leah
• McDonald’s, Vermont settle maple complaint
• Board OKs grant to clean up Union Station land
• Education pioneers
• 50 years ago, JFK sworn in
• Welch named to leadership post in House
• Consultant: State could do single-payer health system
• Christmas Stocking
• Commission meets to clarify charter revision questions
• Chesterfield has open spots
• Whitingham woman gets stricter conditions
• Challengers few in Vernon
• N.H. justice proposes new mega-court
• Whitingham, Wilmington voters pass school budget
• Remembering Peace Corps Founder Sargent Shriver: 1915-2011
• Wicked weather
• Reasons to keep school open not clear
• Red ink may be in BF future
• Groups, N.E. residents sue Medicare over service cuts
• Downtown recycles
• Olsen seeks $600,000 for Winhall deficit
• Leahy pushes for expired truck rule
• Court log
• Town School Board adopts budget
• Fire destroys Hinsdale home
• Leo receives Golden Globe
• Shaftsbury couple dies in blaze
• Group attacks bill to ban plastic bags
• Nasty weather expected today
• State to get $3.1M in lead paint funding
• Vt.’s hazardous waste sites listed
• Newfane works on zoning
• Light snow causes many accidents
• Local film to be shown in 63 communities
• Wilmington has few seats up for grabs
• Death, taxes topics for Vt. lawmakers
• Rockingham seeks $10.5 million for BF Middle School
• Groups disagree with VY analysis
• Vt. looks for merger money
• 'Forgotten feminist'
• Vt. revenues up slightly as economy improves a bit
• Tax commission releases its recommendations
• Grant helps Londonderry rescuers buy new equipment
• BAMS employee accused of sex with a student
• Two Selectboard seats open in Dummerston
• Local events to honor MLK
• Court Round-up
• Report: Decom. costs not clear
• Christmas Stocking
• Public hearing set to discuss Readsboro Electric sale
• Concert reset for Sunday in Hinsdale
• Bratt Charter vote is Jan. 22
• Fire ravages home
• Rockingham school budget up, but tax rate down
• Bill would make diversion cases confidential in Vt.
• Donuts: Free cup of coffee not local offer
• ’The Deeper Heart Knows’ The life of a Putney midwife
• Group says Entergy withheld safety info
• Milkey is head of nonprofit
• Thais that bind Putney Central visiting teacher says goodbye
• Vt.’s biggest utilities make 26-year deal
• Christmas Stocking
• Storm buries region
• Kipling's Dummerston home featured in national magazine
• Folk music and art
• BMH plans Feb. gala
• Teenager charged with threats by cell phone
• Court log
• Driver receives probation for DUI
• Petition deadline nears for Newfane town jobs
• Gay marriage not on N.H. GOP agenda
• Farm to Plate plan promoted
• Board to discuss new traffic lights
• Cell tower will not be built on school land
• Windham County businesses make VBM's top 100+ list
• Kicking, gliding to victory
• Board accepts planning change
• Christmas Stocking
• WRC receives wellness award
• State eyes new fed fluoride guidelines
• Police probe BUHS fight
• Arts grants help pay for weatherization
• Vt. regulators hear about nuclear leaks
• Man receives probation for domestic assault
• 8 reasons to visit town
• NRC says everything OK one year after leak
• Neighbors help neighbor
• State experts prepare for disaster
• Christmas Stocking
• Food drive falls short on money goal
• Vt. judge says union entitled to records for free
• Experiment in International Living expands to East Africa
• Then there were 3 Panel narrows down candidates for Obie’s seat
• Disaster relief for small businesses
• Exec director talks about WRC future
• Yankee fights for its future
• Stocking reaches its goal
• Saxtons River gets new eatery
• Storm a driving nightmare
• Safety valve leakage discovered at VY
• Living Memorial Park's ski hill opens this weekend
• Shumlin finds $12M in savings for general fund
• Comments sought on eco-ticket proposal
• Brattleboro dog licenses due April 1
• Your Windham County Legislators for 2011
• Vermont State Police make offer on Westminster site
• Stratton hit with environmental fines
• Black Mountain Square businesses burglarized
• Police Log
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Twin Valley towns discuss school facilities
• Fire chases residents out into the cold
• Shumlin takes office
• Reformer launches improved, new online commenting tool
• Putney school is evacuated
• ’J’ is for Jean Local woman publishes alphabet book
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• List to fill Obie’s seat grows
• VY tritium extraction continues
• Harris Hill powers up
• From Putney to Vermont governorship
• Shumlin attends homecoming
• Bratt board makes changes to ordinances
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Cemetery dilemma resolved
• Austine, VA team up
• GOP wants N.H. Dem to forfeit seat
• Northeast had broiler of a year in 2010
• Douglas' legacy mixed
• Scientists optimistic about new weapon
• Board passes budget
• Texas panel OKs nuke waste from Vermont, 36 others
• Chapman wins Wilmington board seat
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Court roundup
• Rockingham to close road for rebuilding
• Experts: Deer as healthy as ever
• County schools praised for support
• NRC wants waste stored for century
• Sandwich shop sold
• Process starts to replace Obuchowski
• Traveling buyer's pledge not kept
• Guilford OKs loan for Algiers water system
• Wilmington votes to fill selectboard spot
• Vernon talks snowmobiling
• Christmas Stocking
• School lists top environmental issues
• School boards meet Thursday
• ’A Corner for Claire’
• Roadshow in town to look at treasures
• Born at BMH
• Man takes drugs in Rite Aid heist
• Yogurt factory to open in the spring
• Board seats up for grabs Rockingham voters will fill many jobs on select, school boards
• Vermont 4-H team ranks sixth out of 20 states
• Shumlin plans 3-day shindig
• One last look
• Reaching for the sky
• Westminster school may stay open next fall
• Rockingham budget up less than 1 percent
• Red Cross springs into action to aid fire victims
• Court Round-Up
• CVPS increases Shareheat donation
• Riverview closes after 11 years
• Getting squirrely
• Crisis averted: Mt. Snow deals with its own lift emergency
• 'Like nowhere I've ever been'
• Judge orders halt to radioactive waste dump
• Egyptian teacher hopes to bring Vermont education home
• Police Log
• Last Night all set
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Police checkpoint nets one DUI
• Local woman crowned in Miami
• Meeting Waters offers snow day program
• Rockingham balks at covered bridge fire fee
• Standing on principle
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Brattleboro quits energy program
• BeeLine keeps buzzing along
• Bells to ring in Guilford's 250th this weekend
• 'Hands on, face to face'
• Obuchowski appointed as department commissioner
• Windham Childcare to take over evening care program
• Four county towns receive planning grants
• Burglary suspect pleads not guilty
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Tickets on sale for annual a capella concert
• Westminster man held without bail
• Brattleboro parking permits on sale
• Robbery suspect held on $50K bail
• Snowed in! Gusting storm dumps a foot and more of snow
• New water rules could affect VY discharge
• Brattleboro town petitions now available
• Chesterfield taxes drop almost 6%
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Family homeless after Walpole home destroyed by fire Sunday morning
• Brattleboro's great gift
• Brattleboro Selectboard will have 3 openings
• Oh, to be young and in Vermont!
• Our first big dig
• Vernon man honored for marksmanship
• Good tidings of a green Christmas at Putney School
• Staff at Hinsdale Elementary pitches in to make sure holidays are happy for everyone
• Dairy farmers settle lawsuit
• Court Log
• A Year of Progress: Looking back at the most memorable moments of 2010
• Dover video store to close its doors
• Man falls from Mt. Snow ski lift
• Police investigate Dummerston thefts
• Policy shift will affect emergency responders' bottom lines
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• No snow predicted for holiday weekend
• Never too old
• Suspect arrested in gas station heist
• Police Log
• 'Respect for one another'
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Singing with the wind
• Vernon pond off ice-fishing list
• Holiday closings
• Vehicle break-ins probed
• Mt. Snow hearings to resume
• Vt. regulators OK new FairPoint plan
• All about family
• Sheriff returns after year in Afghanistan
• 2011: A Gestalt Moment for World Learning
• Vernon school raises half-ton for food drive
• Douglas gives last 'dog and pony show'
• Vt. school districts to get federal funds
• On the waterfront
• Armed man robs Canal Street gas station
• Woman denies robbing stores
• Stocking gets boost from area children
• Selectboard approves BaBB budget request
• Rockingham vacates SR building
• It comes with a lot of responsibility: Creating social change in Ghana
• Congress OKs heating funds
• School board, directors mull BUHS budget
• Foundation's CEO to leave
• Northeast places last in nation for growth
• Killer's kosher appeal denied
• Bridge opening delayed
• Scanning the past
• BDCC gets funds to aid machine shop
• Board reverses parking lot decision
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• NRC asks for cyber threat info from VY
• Three compact states raided pollution funds
• Annual Christmas Breakfast to give back to community
• Big rigs headed for downtowns
• Traffic tops hearings on Mount Snow
• Hinsdale to retain Crisafulli
• Vt. gets $10M in health grants
• Mother of 9/11 victim, supporter of Afghan education, dies
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Newfane will keep zoning
• Work zone speeders pay $47,000
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Study shows that wind could be 24% of New England power
• Mt. Snow master plan hearings begin today
• Rockin' and rollin'
• Shumlin's picks could have potential conflicts
• Mass. man faces felony assault charges
• Village to benefit from cell tower deal
• Local districts struggle to meet Challenge targets
• Fate of Newfane zoning up to voters
• A second chance
• Crews respond to Newfane chimney fire
• 5 towns could lose BCTV programming
• Shumlin tours VY, visits Putney
• Police Log
• Committee seeks return of meters to Harris lot
• Homeless vigil is Tuesday
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Happy ending after toddler found on rural road in Whitingham
• None injured in pair of Wardsboro crashes
• WNESU super. Harpster to retire at end of school year
• Beloved local eye doctor closes his practice
• Volunteers keep the Stocking stuffed with clothes
• Man accused of threatening police with knife acquitted
• Newest Reps discuss budget
• Guilford development plan moves to Selectboard
• First Students reminds kids about school bus safety
• Police warn of online scam
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• 'Making a difference'
• All wet! Race is on to save historic books after Rockingham Library floods
• County Heat Fund begins 6th season
• Teen in critical condition after Whitingham crash
• Morningside subdivision talks becoming heated
• Dunn appointed to Burlington College board
• Court Round-Up
• Committee seeks public input on Dummerston routes study
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Practice makes perfect
• Shumlin taps lawyer for top DPS spot
• BMH has new CEO
• Four injured in crash
• Vt. scores high in emergency report
• Vernon seeks to tax dry cask storage
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• L&G board passes proposed budget
• Proposed BUHS budget up less than 1 percent
• Blasting away: Construction continues on food co-op
• Family homestead destroyed by fire
• Dover OKs cell tower
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Putney Store rises
• L&G mulls budget cuts
• Keene celebrates new co-op plans
• Colombian con man gets 15 months in border case
• Group calls for resumed extraction
• A 'Fighter' in all of us
• The Experiment: France as the French know it
• Lights save businesses money, time
• BF man convicted of child sexual assault
• Firefighter praised for saving woman
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Pisgah group frets over latest changes
• Winter storm causes slick roads
• Wounded veteran reunites with Vt. GI who saved him
• Light it Up! Winter lighting display to begin next week
• A taste of Cuba
• Eye on the environment
• Fed money could be used to connect farms to schools
• Sanders spends more than 8 hrs decrying tax cut
• No room at the inn ... But there is at Squires'
• Chesterfield man arrested in police scuffle in Keene
• Town to vote on cell tower
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Who needs rules, anyway? Newfane discusses abolishing town’s zoning bylaws
• Police Log
• Home for Christmas: More National Guard members return
• Vt.'s high-speed rail project gets additional $2.7M
• Sweets for the Stocking
• Marlboro artist's rabbits bring play to life
• Celebrating Fundamental Freedoms: Human Rights Day 2010
• Woman gets jail for embezzlement
• Business licenses due soon
• AG finds no wrongdoing in Hebert case
• Lawmakers hear from adult students
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Stores report higher sales in Holly Days
• Nuclear waste dump foes argue case at Texas hearing
• SIT Uganda alum obtains job with global nonprofit organization in Malawi
• Expansion = more jobs
• School board votes to pursue consolidation
• Rockingham finds money to keep rec center operating
• Nationwide, winter markets grow
• Board approves grants, zoning ordinance
• New recycling coordinators introduced
• Hinsdale tax rate drops
• New Main St. signal lights in operation
• REFORMER CHRISTMAS STOCKING
• Blasting for new co-op to last 4-6 weeks
• Proposed school budget up 3.8%
• Town irked by changes at Tri-Park
• Shumlin wants VY to renew extraction
• Civil rights group ousts Vt. leader
• To greener pastures
• NRC issues new rules for buried cables
• Christmas Stocking
• Health reform discussed by team
• Brattleboro parking ban begins tonight
• Solar system up at Omega
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Gun enthusiasts flock to final show of the season
• Chiropractor gets energy grant, loan
• Alleged tree thief thwarted by police
• Court Log
• Police nab suspect in D&R break-in Police expect more arrests in Windham County crime spree
• Fire chief praises emergency crews
• DEA agent speaks on Rx drug abuse
• NRC says N.Y. plant OK for relicense
• Winds of Change
• I-91 Rollover: Major bus accident injuries 17
• Information overload?
• Amid poverty, Pillsbury finds a different kind of richness
• Chamber, bank shindig primes pump for holidays
• A new home for nuke waste?
• Solid waste panel wants more input
• WOOL radio dials up a winner with Radioke fundraiser
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Readsboro Legion files suit
• Nutrition bill passes Welch says law will be paid for by needy
• Entergy ordered to pay attorney fees
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Filling the Stocking Rashed’s donates tree sales money for 10th year
• New hydrant to help firefighters
• Putney couple marks 50 years of marriage
• Guard takes part in new medical plan
• Shumlin: Fed money could help schools
• Guard returns
• Town water, sewer rates may jump
• Chamber’s decision to move irks town
• Sovernet offers school closing site for area
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Residents worried over cellular tower
• Tree lighting Friday at Pliny Park
• Cotton Mill shops have holiday sales
• Hinsdale mulls sites for historic pieces
• Readsboro shootings investigated
• World Learning Spotlight: World AIDS Day 2010
• Blood drive teams up with toy event
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Traffic lights to be turned on next week
• Center to get national award
• Woman dies in crash Three cars involved in Chesterfield accident
• Tractor safety N.H. becomes third state for tractor protection
• Vt. high school graduation rate rises
• NRC denies request to shut down VY
• Food safety bill won’t hurt Vt. farms
• Walk for Washington: World Learning staff supports DC area AIDS walk
• Ethiopian children find new hope in HIV prevention project
• Alici’s closes doors Owner blames loss of parking spaces
• E-waste plan calls for four disposal sites
• Firing range set to open in Hinsdale
• BF mulls charging town for police, fire
• VY ground water extraction halted
• Vernon seeks level-funded fiscal budget
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• Review ordered for man accused of Obama threat
• Exploring the Israel-Palestine Conflict in Australia
• Grants to aid merger of housing groups
• Local retailers report good sales weekend
• Holiday bazaars a tradition Churches, groups use events as fundraisers for variety of organizations
• NRC names new resident inspector at VY
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• New Vermont Mural Douglas helps unveil painting in Londonderry
• Salem power plant set to close
• Hinsdale, local police nab suspects in car break-ins
• Using the SIT Experience to Support Women in Ghana
• Clarkson reflects on her time on the bench
• Winter Fever
• Police Log
• Court Log
• Local businesses cautiously optimistic for holiday season
• BUHS #6 board planning next budget
• Late night shopping kicks off Black Friday
• Marlboro hosts talk on energy project
• Heartwarming smiles
• Guilford to hold final 250th birthday meeting
• BF warming shelter hires new manager
• Court log
• Sharing a meal Community dinner feeds more than 600 ‘friends’
• BMH radiologist given VMS award
• Sanders asks for Vt. input
• Reformer Christmas Stocking
• A life’s work in helping the homeless
• Police probe armed robbery
• Douglas reflects on tenure on BF TV
• Musicians still needed at Thanksgiving dinner
• Putney library says no more late fees
• Dozens file for party status in Mount Snow master plan
• Talking turkey: Heritage birds make comeback, but diners needed
• N.H. man released from hospital after accident
• Hinsdale man gets prison for mugging
• Vt. delegates push for heating funds
• Career Center says thanks
• Boards test drive parking permits
• Film documents Vt.'s newspaper history
• BUHS students to be in Macy's parade
• Tritium cleanup finished at VY
• Local food for school meal
• Wintry weather on the way for holiday
• State's wacky election won't be over for awhile
• How do you spell champions? N-E-W-B-R-O-O-K
• One disaster prevents another
• Parents offer time to keep rec open
• BaBB releases results of downtown study
• Funding sought for new town park
• Cyber thieves still rely on human foot soldiers
• Group seeks change in health care system
• Schools, parents wrestle with bullying
• New faces New gov means job losses
• Man dies in crash
• Soil judging team rocks FFA students win 16th year in a row
• Victim shares carjacking experience
• Not everyone favors Mount Snow plans
• Chips off the old log: Cersosimo opens state-of-the-art wood chip mill
• Downtown construction wasn't too disruptive
• He's always with us
• Town forms 'corridor study' panel
• 'He was totally fearless and loved animals'
• A table for all: Center offers a different kind of Thanksgiving
• Housing sought for Harris Hill jumpers
• Charting a new direction for business
• Magic and machines
• New fire for old Tinderbox
• Lawmakers assess child nutrition bill
• Recounts to begin in 9 Vt. House races
• West Chesterfield woman charged in Sept. cycle death
• Attorneys attempt to suppress testimony over baby’s death
• Heating help for families in need
• Winter shelter seeks overnight volunteers
• CVPS purchases Readsboro Electric Dept.
• Sodexo signs letter of intent with World Learning
• Selectboard speaks about budget issues at annual Chamber breakfast
• Government fiscal woes seen slowing New England economy
• A rec and a hard place
• Thank you for being part of the World Learning community
• Chesterfield installs new energy-saving streetlights
• Judge chastised for traffic decision
• Wandering cow found in Halifax
• Dinner at SIT will help Thai farmers
• Report: Sales tax hurts N.H. border towns
• Brattleboro wrestles with budget
• Panel sifts manager candidates to nine
• Taser appeal rejected by federal court
• Tri-mountain area has Internet access
• Crime spree? Main Street Arts in Saxtons River burgled
• Hungry to end hunger
• Panel begins redistricting project
• Report finds more hunger in Vt.
• Re-elected treasurer joins Shumlin's staff
• BF Police begin 'angel' program
• Court OKs N.H. law allowing 'God' in pledge in schools
• Chain of life: Organ transplant is miracle for local woman's grandson
• Dover mulls tower re-vote
• Man charged with armed robberies
• Vernon set to apply for planning grant
• Opera House coordinator ready to make deal
• Greenpeace protests VY relicensing
• Feeling the pinch: KidsPLAYce faces tough economic choices
• MAU coach charged with embezzlement
• UVM seeks brain bee competitors
• B&G Club will offer snow day program
• Former VA doctor picks up the pieces
• Redfish, new fish? Industry seeks revived market
• VY back on grid
• Panel reviews lack of women in science, engineering fields
• Vernon Vietnam vet discusses time in the tunnels
• Police Log
• School boards challenged to find change
• New radio system bridges gap between police and fire
• Give the gift of fresh air this holiday season
• Another business is hit by late-night burglary
• Town taxes due Nov. 15
• Homeless vets project needs contributions
• All you need is wheels
• Not a creature was stirring except 1,200 mice
• VY fire report reveals non-cited finding
• Hundreds salute local vets
• Vernon veteran recalls time spent as prisoner
• Carnival future in jeopardy
• Vt. gets $3.7M in renewable energy funds
• Quick thinking averts serious injury in crash
• A family left behind
• Keene mulls having say in VY decom
• Life, warts and all
• Hinsdale begins anew as SAU 92
• Vt. Guard cmdr. praises soldiers in Afghanistan
• Guilford to hold forum on disasters
• Heald the world, one meal at a time
• Following in Grampa’s footsteps
• Group seeks to rehabilitate swimming spot
• Rockingham group fret that new town plan may allow dump
• Athens man one of first to step on Japanese soil
• Linking in to social networks with social media guru Beth Kanter
• Where the wild things are: Explore Panama’s biodiversity with Smithsonian and SIT
• Feds: Conn. woman illegally fired over Facebook remarks
• Skate group holds forum for public
• NRC: More inspection of cables needed
• Deals, discounts for veterans
• Coffee shop: Sorry, G.I, no joe
• Writers: Make 'em laugh
• Man with knife found competent
• Vets remember: D-Day, first hand
• Vets remember: Sky's the limit
• VY restarted following leak fix
• From the field: World Learning Ethiopia focus on HIV prevention, community education
• Tudor family reaches settlement
• Vernon retains lobbyists for VY
• Vets activist pushes for tax change
• Man denies sex assault on child
• Veteran paints peace
• VY closed to fix leak
• Practice makes perfect
• Family feud Battle between Tudor's heirs goes to trial today
• The Summer Master of Arts in TESOL Program
• Area sugar makers to meet Tuesday
• BFUHS will be featured on WCAX
• VY closed to fix leak
• Barber shop protest
• Project reaches out to veterans in need
• Winter Farmers' Market to open every Saturday
• Officers honored at BPD banquet
• Campaign to raise funds for DAV today
• Police log
• Mexican Food and Film fest is Sunday
• Reconnecting through art
• Towns' insurance rates to skyrocket
• Vt. guardsmen heading home
• VY plant's closure likely to affect grid
• BF area drug sweep results in 12 arrests
• Judge Wesley back on the bench
• VY sale faces tight deadline and huge obstacles
• Local agencies to hold emergency training Monday morning
• Town as textbook: Panel ponders ways students can learn from community outreach projects
• New Hampshire local election results
• In the news ...
• Panel gets first look at BFMS plans
• Young hunters get to hunt this weekend
• Vernon polling controversy resolved
• Dean, Bankowski on transition team
• Searsburg turbine to be fixed
• Making it big: Jacksonville native becomes rock star
• Father, grandfather, superman
• A week in the life of Global UGRAD students
• Vt. anti-nukers want Keene to become involved
• Entergy explores nuke plant’s sale
• Clergy pull together to help local people in need
• Lisai's opens at new site
• Linking in to social networks with social media guru Beth Kanter
• Warming shelter in BF approved
• Wilmington board will choose TM
• Seasoned and new Vt. House reps
• Entergy to put VY up for sale
• Victorious Shumlin ready to lead
• Promotion aims to feed minds, hungry families
• 2010 NPCA School for International Training Scholarships Awarded | National Peace Corps Association
• Rockingham lights out raises concerns
• County gets drought relief
• Wilmington to keep town manager job
• Board OKs Weathervane liquor license
• Winter parking ban in place
• Police investigate thefts from vehicles
• VY eminent domain measure gets nod
• Olsen, Stuart, Marek win Vt. House seats
• White, Galbraith elected to Senate
• Too close to call
• Dubie concedes to Shumlin
• Halloween crime at all-time low
• Road work
• Local towns to hold annual siren tests
• Last-minute push
• Asst. fire chief in E. Dover mourned
• Filling empty stomachs: Our Place benefits from local fundraising efforts
• N.H. candidates dish up politics
• Dover sets date for tower re-vote
• BRAZIL SIT STUDY ABROAD ALUM APPLIES KNOWLEDGE, TOOLS LEARNED
• Ballot extras will be decided Tuesday
• Employees get share of N.H. firm
• Two towns eye joint affordable housing project
• Long ride home: Bicyclist begins final leg of cross-country ride
• Supporters rally for Shumlin, Sunday
• Negative campaigns have precedent in Vermont
• Police log
• Landmark warns of possible layoffs
• Residents concerned about cell tower proximity
• Drug trial ends in hung jury
• Wilmington ponders life with, or without, a town manager
• Yankee sirens to sound for more time than usual
• Dubie rallies support in final county push
• Do you believe in ghosts?
• When the hardest thing is everyday life Community Justice Center offers glimpse into challenges faced as convicts re-enter society
• Polling times and locations
• Gibbs: Condos' claim 'absurd'
• NRC's approval of VY inches forward
• Bellamy Examines State of Basic Education for UN Week
• Adam Weinberg Kicks Off Ethiopia Tour with Primary School Visit
• Town buys park land
• Marek, Gulack disagree on VY
• Wanted: Mother of the year
• Hebert, Davis spar in debate
• Rockingham man dies while working on car
• Area schools join Vermont, China project
• Good sports
• Judge grants injunction vs obscenity law
• Gov race could go to Legislature
• CVPS cuts power for fixes
• BDCC holds 55th meeting
• Insight auction bids due on Sunday
• End of the road
• Lt.gov hopefuls spar over health care, VY
• Seniors a deciding factor in gov's race
• 1 minor violation found in VY report
• 'Tour de Mannequin' - Realtors sell the town on dummies
• Car rolls on N.H. Route 9
• Food co-op could open in Walpole
• Break-ins probed
• Court Log
• Mitchell withdraws from governor's race
• Lawyer in speeding probe is political veteran
• Auditor candidates Hoffer, Salmon hold cordial debate
• Newfane ponders zoning bylaws
• Parents asked to take part in survey
• Tri-boards delay vote on schools
• Inbound program participants “Experience America”
• Transcripts: Sheets showed remorse over killing
• DV schools still in limbo
• Zoning eyed in Newfane
• Putney residents to discuss town plan tonight
• Bringing home the bucks
• 'Witch of Wall St.' unveiled in BF
• EMS providers work to meet updated rules
• Trash to power
• Policy analyst takes on Vermont auditor
• Employers eye health insurance options
• Internet upgrades to begin this week
• Couple faces assault charges
• Hinsdale to form its own district
• The nurse is in
• Levine pens first fiction
• Stolen rescue truck returned unscathed
• Man of the house
• Osher lectures on jazz, environmental ethics begin Monday in Dummerston
• Secret Santa program kicks off 11th year
• Leahy to visit Guilford store
• Police log
• Dover voters say no to land deal
• Vernon police start Cadet program
• Two men charged in wake of gun theft
• Vermont wins national historic preservation award
• Dubie, Shumlin fight for votes in final weeks
• Teen cited twice for driving with a suspended license
• Four elected to United Way board
• Volunteers needed for town dinner
• Dover voters to decide on property buy
• World Learning names new VP
• Big Brothers Big Sisters hires new case manager
• Almost home: Woman to receive U.S. citizenship on Nov. 2
• Vt. utilities to buy N.H. wind power
• A perfect fit: Residents with disabilities check out workplaces
• Howard tackles Scott's record
• Stolen truck was seen in Bernardston
• Small leak in pipe at Vt. Yankee
• Dummerston eyes options for safety at swimming holes
• Wilmington fire chief is interim town mgr.
• Group unveils skatepark design
• E. Dover rescue truck stolen
• No room for bullies
• Vt. DPS chief: VY is safe
• Experimenter Explores French Culture Firsthand
• Energy efficiency costs, budget to rise in Vt.
• Fire razes old sugar house
• Judge rules phone conversation can be used in court
• Groups challenge expanded Massachusetts’ obscenity law
• Wilmington board will name interim TM tonight
• Board awards bid for sewer project
• Athens gets dry hydrant
• Court log
• Leahy, Welch to join local Dems at dinner
• DRB tables decision on development
• Fire razes N.H. barn
• Teen juggling act: Program helps young parents finish high school
• Whitingham woman charged with stealing from Legion
• Disability Mentoring Day is Wednesday
• B&G Club to get a facelift
• BUHS board backs bracelet ban
• Forest of Mystery
• Twin Valley principal set to retire
• Vt. judge weighs ACLU's cell phone tracking suit
• New director appointed to combined AHS office
• Weighing Anchor: Wilmington restaurant set to re-open Thursday
• From the field: Bugembe on my mind
• State tells town to reappraise properties
• Whizzing trains not practical in state
• Guilford society plans for 250th
• Building blocks
• Low turnout for river cleanup
• Report: Vt. education costs stable
• VPR poll shows governor race about even
• State races heating up
• Putney Inn may house seniors
• Unique collaborative art show celebrates some of the special things about our town
• LeFevre closes, lays off workers
• Breast cancer bracelet ban at middle school creates controversy
• Love affair with arts
• Neighbors concerned by development plans near cemetery
• Dog to be confined after biting woman in Wilmington
• Man pleads not guilty to assault on officer
• Ice and clean Skating rink sports crisp, new look for season
• Court Log
• Man gets jail for cheating online sellers
• BF starts riverside project
• National PTSD headquarters opens in White River Jct.
• Man threatens President Obama
• N.H. judicial budget dispute gets hearing
• GOP challenger set to unseat Welch
• Lt.gov. debate set at Austine, Oct. 27
• Halloween mission Guilford farm holds fundraiser to raise money for well
• Connecticut River cleanup scheduled for this weekend
• Local candidates agree on issues
• Rockingham man indicted for allegedly threatening Obama
• Gov candidates debate nuclear plant
• First responders prepare for storm
• Calling it quits. Again
• Olsen, Trask talk jobs, schools
• Advocates speak out for Pisgah
• Selectman quits over board vote
• NRC: ‘70s to blame for tritium
• ’People’s Forum’ will be held on Thursday
• Debate unlikely in county Dubie, Shumlin will hold 13 debates in Vt.
• Dog bite in Wilmington prompts hearing today
• Rockingham zoners talk with candidates
• Sheriffs probe cemetery vandalism
• School boards look for options
• Britton hopes to unseat Leahy
• BF mulls fees for overnight parking lots
• Judge blocks ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Town mulls changes to Route 63
• Govt: No SS raises next year
• Shumlin, Dubie weigh in on Vermont Yankee
• GOP hopes for breakthroughs
• Court log
• Man denies exposing son to cocaine
• Study abroad gave teen confidence
• Morton enters D-1 race
• Putney man dies in crash
• Vt. politics gets more combative
• Officials to discuss Route 63 in Spofford
• Diesel driver dodges disaster
• Community effort Newfane Heritage Festival celebrates 40th
• Russian experts study process of relicensing nuclear plants
• 2011 Echoing Green Fellowship Opportunity
• Back to school with World Learning
• Witnessing Peace and Conflict in the Balkans
• Becoming a more effective teacher and teacher trainer
• Searching for "China the Unscripted" with the Experiment
• SIT Study Abroad alumna awarded Fulbright
• CONTACT participants honor International Day of Peace
• SIT Graduate Institute alum writes travel guide for Madagascar
• Police warn of scam
• SIT Graduate Student Builds Community with Local Food Security Project
• Harris hopes to unseat Shriver
• SIT Student Discovers Passion for Home in Switzerland
• HUD can help people keep homes
• Columbus Day closings
• Bountiful partnerships
• Despite obstacles, BUHS students headed to Cuba
• 'It looked like the whole world was there'
• Tritium found in deep well at Vermont Yankee
• Vermont DOE, governor spar over education money
• Family matters: An SIT Study Abroad Loyola student and her homestay family
• Campaign trail is tricky, long
• Three vie for job of assistant judge
• Preservation of buildings in BF lauded
• Term length of Selectboard members discussed
• Pitching baseball film
• Autumn celebrations
• Support offered for BFUHS students
• Report: Youth behavior not a big problem
• Local man denies sex assault on minor
• Habitual offender gets 3-10 years for selling cocaine
• Craven brings radio sketches to Marlboro
• Davis says Hebert violated election law
• World Learning VP off to Beirut
• Food for thought: Oak Grove School selected for program
• 1 more site needed for Internet access
• Empty bowls, full hearts
• Out of retirement: Hinsdale welcomes new principal
• Moose killed by delivery truck
• Man cited for child abuse
• Parole board decries limited power
• Rockingham board adopts records rule
• Westminster seeks solutions for schools
• Town, village ink deal for traffic control
• Tri-boards postpone school vote
• Board names new span Citizens Bridge
• Celebrating fall: Newfane Heritage Festival marks 40 years
• Dems cry foul over video release
• SEVCA gets grant for home repair
• BF winter shelter moves to new site
• Pisgah future mulled
• Group offers hope to cancer survivors
• Valley towns to decide school fate
• A mile in their shoes
• Rolling in dough
• 200 candles: Dover marks birthday in high style
• Check your deer at the door
• VY still lobbies for new license
• Resilience is a gem in the Renaissance jewelry crown
• Controversial parole law goes into effect
• BF man arraigned on Medicaid fraud charge
• Dover honors its veterans
• State seeks comments on biosolids project
• Group seeks ways to give a boost to county’s economy
• Vermont considers student restraint rule
• Senate candidates spar over VY, budget
• River cleanup postponed
• Police log
• Amy's hosts climate change art show
• At annual meeting, BaBB examines how Main Street has weathered the economic storm
• Flooding closes Vt. roads, state offices as storm slams East coast
• Saving grace: Townshend woman rescues pair of abused horses
• Scientists: NRC fails to protect public
• Russians seek to learn about shutdown of nuke plants
• Center aims to teach patients skills to return to community
• HCRS reviews policies, procedures
• Closing generation gap
• Dubie swats Shumlin in new gov ad
• Healthy choices BF garden teaches more than growing veg
• Putney group breaks ground for new store
• Rain brings relief from summer drought
• Vernon gets firefighter staffing grant
• Hinsdale one step from own district
• Petitioners seek government change
• Naked man cited in Townshend
• Athens holds Harvest Fair on Saturday
• DEA collects 1,127 pounds of prescription drugs in Vt.
• Charter changes unveiled
• History comes alive in new book
• Vermont receives funding for Amtrak
• Man denies assault
• Birthday bash: Dover marks 200th with weekend celebration
• Recession whacks income gap, marriages
• Syrup maker relents on Log Cabin color
• BF man cited in pot bust
• Parking permits available now
• Dover OKs cell tower on school property
• Man denies dealing drugs
• Police shoot man in front of Municipal Center
• Brattleboro on list of top weekend getaways
• Town manager position pondered in Wilmington
• Town plans for peace march
• Sanders vows Internet access
• NRC staff: Submerged VY cables not safety issue
• 100 and counting
• Just for ewe: WOOL Radio to increase range, change frequency
• Official: Dubie troopers visit not a violation
• Reformer Christmas Stocking application deadline is Oct. 15
• Seasonal flu clinics
• Fugitive to return to face charges
• Workers: VY is safe
• Flu vaccine clinics start this week
• Wardsboro man denies charge; held
• Parking permits on sale
• Lt.gov’s attendance spotty in Senate
• Some irked by big oil companies’ plans
• Politics at the Pub in BF
• Wine and food fest Record crowd turns out at Mount Snow for event
• Dover School to hold special meeting on planned tower
• Panel seeks public input on charter
• Kurn Hattin chief to step down in '12
• Suspected catalytic converter thief nabbed
• This art is worth a hill of beans ... that's a good thing
• The answers to every carnivore's dilemma
• Mayor aims to keep readers guessing with latest book, 'Red Herring'
• Westminster school faces possible closure next fall
• Meeting focuses on keeping children safe from predators
• Mayor to serve as panelist at annual Literary Festival
• Moore looks to Statehouse, faces Democratic duo
• Vermont praised for food stamp program
• Guilford Farmers' Market returns
• Body found at Westminster swimming hole
• Board passes Dummerston town plan
• BCTV celebrates at annual meeting
• W. Wardsboro man arrested following alledged shooting
• Man found dead in Dover is identified
• Candidates give views on school choice
• Welch raps banks on 'swipe fees'
• Just being themselves
• BF Rotary sponsors benefit Paddle Battle Sunday
• Vermont mulls 17-year-olds voting in primary elections
• Robbers strike in Townshend
• Small schools have higher science scores
• BMH Health Fair Saturday
• Rec board gets nod for new equipment
• Harmony Lot to close for 24 hours
• A bridge by any other name ...
• Emergency responders to practice for catastrophes
• New trails open
• State: VY leaks had little effect on public
• Scofflaws beware! Police use Internet to track down miscreants
• Investigation continues on Canal St. heist
• Grafton Church offers course on Islam
• DISH to provide local TV service
• Informational sessions planned for repairs to BF Middle School
• Robbers hold up gas station
• Honoring men in blue
• Rusten resigns
• Vt.governor candidates debate in St. Albans
• School choice to be topic of Grafton forum
• BF, town seek new manager
• Board: VY vote will be Nov. 2
• Man in court for eighth DUI
• DV group seeks to slow teen suicides
• Governor candidates spar over corrections
• Forum focus is preventing sexual assault
• Wilmington town manager resigns
• Funding for victims' services secure
• Forging ahead
• Welch supports new bill to help businesses
• Man denies luring teen via Internet
• Gaming industry pushes forward in New England
• Grafton fire is suspicious, fire chief says
• Episcopal church eyes renovations
• Diamondstone, Newton run on socialist ticket
• Safe street survey takes place Friday
• BCTV holds annual meeting on Wednesday
• Circus arts: Performers hope to raise image
• Woman accused of fraud charged with violations
• Campaign challenge set for Olsen, Trask
• Mount Snow strives for efficiency
• Welch to visit local businesses
• Police Log
• Sex-crime forum set for Sept. 23 in Dummerston
• New local pharmacy set to open on Canal Street
• Leave room for dad
• Church to unveil master plan
• Gaines Farm reopens corn maze today
• Gun retailers involved in N.H. suicide prevention
• Census finds one in seven in U.S. lives in poverty
• County students do well on SATs
• BMH rate increase cut
• Mad about science Program makes chemistry fun for students
• Cancer society seeks drivers
• Schools may have to combine
• Disaster brings hope
• Great Auk says more Internet users needed
• VY decom fund shows little growth
• Soup added to wine festival
• Program launched for deaf, autistic students
• Group seeks operator for Guilford store
• Dubie leads Shumlin in election cash
• State seeks extra time on Seabrook application
• Harvest Festival benefits food bank
• Drunken-driving deaths up in Vt., county
• NRC to rewrite spent fuel advisory
• Walk, Run & Roll Saturday
• BF man pleads guilty to sex assaults on minors
• Marlboro Grad School holds free sustainability presentation
• Report raps VY on worker safety
• Court says board must allow Yankee question on ballot
• BF pair denies pot possession charge
• Drought ruins crops
• Old Spofford factory in line for cleanup
• Man denies groping after Sunday school
• Foot race to honor soldier killed in Iraq
• Chesterfield votes for ice cream shop
• Making their Mark
• Warrant out for suspect in robbery
• Not everyone screams for ice cream in N.H.
• Walters takes 'Front Porch' on the road
• VY protesters get no day in court -- again
• 350 gigs for 350.org
• Shumlin kicks off campaign
• Westminster inches ahead on recycling site purchase
• Downtown Brattleboro paving schedule
• Coalition expands its staff
• BAPC: Cutting underage drinking involves parents
• Athens seeks to repair historic building
• Woman calls 911 after being hit by own car
• Rockingham zoners down to minimum
• Police promote advisory board
• N.H. hopefuls scramble as primary looms
• Next step: The Bronx
• Sniatkowski, Moran face off in Valley
• A perfect topic for a Monday talk: The end of the world
• Body found at Mt. Snow may be identified Monday
• Vandals deface new Main Street sidewalks
• BF police are still investigating why man jumped off bridge
• The last word
• It takes a heap of help to make a house a home
• Islam disputes cast shadows on Sept. 11
• Primary recount goes to Shumlin
• Hinsdale Public Library receives grant for new computers
• Teaching through art
• Dems file complaint over Dubie TV ad
• Group to host Chesterfield bridge dedication
• Hinsdale woman killed in Mo. crash
• Riding into the future
• Want a high-paying job? Move to Massachusetts
• Man pleads not guilty to Basketville break-ins
• Biker finds body off Mt. Snow trail
• Dummerston voters OK purchase, sale of old library
• State to see part of $160M ed. grant
• CVPS will purchase power from wind project
• New study: Get a job now, educate yourself later
• Hinsdale woman killed in Mo. crash
• BF police seek armed robber
• Hinsdale sets withdrawal plan hearing
• Selectboard gets recycling lesson
• BF man gets jail time for drunken driving
• Falzo fined in BFUHS student run-in
• Dubie, Shumlin stump in town
• Great Auk to cut service in Stratton
• Report brings good news for Vilas Bridge
• Almanac says global cooling to continue
• Putney store construction to begin soon
• Rockingham board names new member
• Freilich back, running as independent
• Fall victim identified
• State tourism going strong
• Author offers a new look at peace
• Gov. hopefuls take to the road Democrats, Dubie visit Brattleboro today
• CRT chosen to take over BeeLine bus
• Hot day, cold brew
• NRC: Entergy's license request info is accurate
• Judge sets Nov. 1 date for Tudor will
• Cape Wind deal churns up storm
• BBQ champ to light a fire in Dover
• BMH to host Touch a Truck
• Museum, cafe break bread to help artists
• Welch visits Vt. soldiers in Mideast
• Shumlin donor at center of dispute
• N.H. hopefuls have 1 week to seal a deal with voters
• Men escape serious injury in accident
• Labor Day closings
• $23,000 sought to preserve farmland
• 'Ride for the Cure'
• Big band music kicks off local event
• Vintage treasures: New, old clothing store opens in Putney
• LVRS coverage still free
• Hidden Treasure
• Parking at flea market to benefit Grace Cottage
• Fugitive to return to Vermont after 21 years
• Gulack hopes to unseat Marek
• NRC: VY operating safely
• Labor Day closings
• Deerfield Valley 'chairleaders'
• Readsboro may sell utility to CVPS
• Vermont judge says he'll expedite Dem.gov recount
• Construction worker injured in fall from I-91 overpass
• Vermont ranked top for low-income student achievement
• Organic group to open new Brattleboro HQ
• New USDA act will help organic farmers
• Vt. groups accepted in federal program
• BFPD to patrol Rockingham roads on trial basis
• Grafton Village Cheese wins national awards
• Yankee's new wells delayed
• Local man found dead at site of Athens home fire
• A bridge no longer too far
• Former principal takes over counseling office at BUHS
• Leahy, HP bring computers to Dummerston school
• BaBB commissions downtown assessment
• The eye of a Senator
• Vermont schools to see improved support for autistic students
• Police Log
• Grace Cottage expands X-ray vision
• Drivers fined for work-zone speeding
• Vernon sets flood plain hearing
• Home destroyed by fire in Athens
• Entergy compelled to take part in energy auction
• Dems stress party unity during recount
• Woman agrees to plea deal in scissors attack
• Committee tasked with finding new manager for BF, Rockingham
• Salmon releases Vermont Yankee decom fund report
• LeFevre EMS applies for nonprofit status
• History brought to light through song
• Corum added to Nov. ballot
• Swimming holes cleared for fun as summer heat returns
• Windham Foundation appoints new Grafton Village Cheese president
• ’Day of Caring’ set for Saturday
• Marlboro welcomes professor of ceramics
• Mount Snow Chamber seeks person of the year nominations
• Former Grafton Cheese pres. Meuller joins Ohio dairy
• If you grow it they will come
• Dubie says cutting taxes will bring jobs to Vermont
• Vt.gov. candidate wants recount in Dem. primary
• Chesterfield seeks solar bids for town garage
• New police barracks in Westminster? State official to speak at board meeting Sept. 14
• PSB filing deadline passes
• Ladder slip victim still in serious condition
• Brattleboro-based group sues for Vt. prison health information
• Two men arrested after bar fight
• Selectboard wants say in Scott Farm hearing
• Group seeks lower speed near Route 30 hotspot
• NRC considers long-term on-site storage of waste
• A greener Brattleboro
• 'Unusual Event' declared at VY Sunday night
• Dubie stumps in old-school whistle-stop style
• Zoning change for proposed Chesterfield eatery faces voters
• Man pleads not guilty to charge he drove drunk with a child in the car
• Final resurfacing of town road projects to begin on Monday
• Lane Construction downtown schedule for Aug. 30 to Sept. 3
• Police Log
• Sunday film screening examines the education of kids with disabilities
• Racine wants a recount
• Slovenian ski jumper invests sweat equity in Harris Hill
• Hebert, Davis challenge for district seat
• Sally Swift featured in inspiring new book
• Two men charged in vandalism spree
• A soldier's best friend
• Is Entergy trying to sell Yankee?
• Resort hosts sustainable solutions fest
• Walpole farms celebrate Eat Local Month
• Coalition files with NRC over wet cables at Vermont Yankee
• Custom Laundry closes after 125 years
• 'Happy trails to you'
• Last splash of summer: Rockingham Rec pool opens after renovations
• Co-op project moves ahead
• Official vote tally begins
• BF, Saxtons River sewer plan advances
• Teen denies trying to rape child at camp
• Memorial park to close for upgrades
• Making connections: Workshop helps to get local food in school lunchrooms
• Shumlin claims victory in race
• Thetford man vies for Welch's seat
• Let the sun shine
• Driving wrong way on I-91 results in DUI arrest
• Trieber wins Rockingham Selectboard seat
• Railroad crossing work closes road to one lane
• Employee pride Chroma rep goes to Statehouse for special hearing on worker-owned companies
• Man gets 5-15 years for child sexual assault
• Camp worker accused of attempted rape
• Democratic primary too close to call in Vermont
• Stuart, White, Galbraith win
• Dems deadlocked for governor
• North Walpole man could get life in jail for stealing peanut butter and beer
• Dummerston grange honors Jean Momaney
• Section of Route 5 in Guilford closed for fix
• High court overturns decision Mass. woman allegedly hit cyclist while using GPS
• Local Muslim leader to raise funds for Pakistan flood victims
• Out of the ashes: Congregation vows to rebuild church
• Voters face full primary ballots
• Paving Schedule
• Some Mass. towns give up on marijuana enforcement
• State mandates e-waste program
• Wilmington board puts off town plan
• WSESU schools open Aug. 31 Grade 10-12 start classes Sept. 1
• Invasive species workshop planned
• New principal new ideas at L&G
• NRC says VY temps within limits
• Eight arrested at VY
• Gundersens, state agencies, Entergy clash over VY
• Hoffer, Salmon clash over VY shut-down audit
• Business Buzz
• A four-way race for Rockingham board seat
• State Police continue to investigate Brattleboro underage drinking party
• NY PSC is still vexed over possible Entergy spin off
• Polling locations, Times
• SEVCA receives federal money for weatherization
• Special meeting to decide building's future
• Former legislator Gibson remembered
• Apples arrive early
• Police Roundup
• How far do stimulus funds go?
• Vernon man new clerk of County courts
• Court log
• Readsboro Electric granted rate hike
• Notice to taxpayers
• Woman seriously hurt in fall off ladder
• Omega's 3-D system to be unveiled in November
• Framing the farm
• Return to those thrilling days of yesteryear
• Voting stations and times for primary
• Small board gets it done
• Solar firm turns 35
• Quick work on Marina rebuilding
• Historic barn gets new life
• New Brattleboro bridge to open soon
• Date change may slow voter turnout
• Shumlin expects to win primary
• Health care talk focuses on options
• Session to weigh BF school land buy
• Dunne, Dubie spar over economy
• Hinsdale to vote on school withdrawal
• Wilmington passes traffic ordinance
• Israeli film festival set for this weekend
• Woman could face fed charges in theft
• Off the beaten path
• Board sets '11 tax rate
• Opponents petition N.H.'s Seabrook plant license renewal
• Senatorial hopefuls debate
• Students: Course life-changing experience
• Gibson, 74, dies Longtime lawmaker, secretary of Senate
• White seeks Senate return
• More road work in West Bratt
• Markowitz leads Dems in fundraising
• Old Home Days beating suspect in court
• Wilmington mulls traffic laws, fines
• Law officials get fed funds Sanders, Leahy secure $500,000 in grant money
• FairPoint asks CEO to resign
• Registration for primary ends today
• Health care forum is Thursday
• Pigeon's new roost
• Candidate ignores GOP chief's plea to play nice
• Retreat hosts rally, lunch
• New dairy seeks machine operators
• Brattleboro Women's Chorus: Annual Mother's Day Concert
• Spring Classes at In-Sight Photography
• Vermont Mongolian Film Festival with Raptor Encounter
• Marjorie Sayer's portraits in Motion and Light
• Guilford Fair
• 7th Annual Strolling Of The Heifers Parade And Festival
• Duplicate Bridge
• Bridge
• Line Dancing
• Beginning Clogging Lessons - Dance Program
• Clogging - Dance Program
• Craft Group
• Writing Group
• E-Mail Lessons For Seniors
• Adult Ice Skating
• Wednesday Yoga
• TAI CHI With Susan Hebson
• Bowling
• Cyndy Gray's Exercise Classes
• Walking
• Clemens Kalischer: A Selected Retrospective, 1947-2005
• Youth Drumming Class
• Adult Drumming Class
• Belly Dance women's circle
• Brattleboro Film Society - Wednesday Films

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