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"After giving it serious thought we have decided to bring the Hawkins House era to a close. We did not make this choice ...
01/17/2026

"After giving it serious thought we have decided to bring the Hawkins House era to a close. We did not make this choice lightly and after 49 years bringing American Crafts and whimsical gifts to Bennington there will be some tears shed on our last d…

"After giving it serious thought we have decided to bring the Hawkins House era to a close. We did not make this choice lightly and after 49 years bringing American

A permit application to build a Valvoline oil changing and auto servicing franchise on 575 Depot Street has been denied ...
01/16/2026

A permit application to build a Valvoline oil changing and auto servicing franchise on 575 Depot Street has been denied by the town’s Development Review Board.

A proposed new law requiring defendants in animal abuse cases to post a monthly bond for the care of abused animals whil...
01/16/2026

A proposed new law requiring defendants in animal abuse cases to post a monthly bond for the care of abused animals while in shelters is making its way through the legislature.

"There is no solution that will make every Vermonter happy. The lawmakers have their fingers in the wind attempting to l...
01/16/2026

"There is no solution that will make every Vermonter happy. The lawmakers have their fingers in the wind attempting to learn which way the wind is blowing while hoping it doesn’t become a hurricane that blows them out of office."

"There is no solution that will make every Vermonter happy. The lawmakers have their fingers in the wind attempting to learn which way the wind is blowing while hoping it

WOODFORD — Despite lower than normal snowfall this season, Prospect Mountain Nordic Trail Center is having a fair-to-goo...
01/16/2026

WOODFORD — Despite lower than normal snowfall this season, Prospect Mountain Nordic Trail Center is having a fair-to-good season and anticipating a typical boost from events and school holidays in coming weeks.

WOODFORD — Despite lower than normal snowfall this season, Prospect Mountain Nordic Trail Center is having a fair-to-good season and anticipating a typical boost from events and school holidays in

RUTLAND — VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region (VNAHSR) marks its 80th anniversary in 2026, celebrating eight decades o...
01/16/2026

RUTLAND — VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region (VNAHSR) marks its 80th anniversary in 2026, celebrating eight decades of delivering high-quality home health care, hospice and community services. Since its founding in 1946, the agency has been c…

RUTLAND — VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region (VNAHSR) marks its 80th anniversary in 2026, celebrating eight decades of delivering high-quality home health care, hospice and community services. Since

After the Long Trail School Varsity Boys Basketball team endured a 71-46 loss to Arlington Memorial High School last mon...
01/16/2026

After the Long Trail School Varsity Boys Basketball team endured a 71-46 loss to Arlington Memorial High School last month, the Varsity Girls Team turned the tables at their home court to claim a 34-31 win over the Eagles on Thursday.

After the Long Trail School Varsity Boys Basketball team endured a 71-46 loss to Arlington Memorial High School last month, the Varsity Girls Team turned the tables at their home

The team's results will undeniably led by 8-year-old Anika Mastaglio, who claimed first place in four divisions for her ...
01/16/2026

The team's results will undeniably led by 8-year-old Anika Mastaglio, who claimed first place in four divisions for her age group, winning the high point trophy for the 8 & Under Girls group.

The team's results will undeniably led by 8-year-old Anika Mastaglio, who claimed first place in four divisions for her age group, winning the high point trophy for the 8 &

BENNINGTON — Heritage Family Cares 4 You (HFCares4U) — a charitable foundation through Heritage Family Credit Union — aw...
01/16/2026

BENNINGTON — Heritage Family Cares 4 You (HFCares4U) — a charitable foundation through Heritage Family Credit Union — awarded Southwestern Vermont Medical Center’s (SVMC) Baby Café program a $5,000 grant in December.

BENNINGTON — Heritage Family Cares 4 You (HFCares4U) — a charitable foundation through Heritage Family Credit Union — awarded Southwestern Vermont Medical Center’s (SVMC) Baby Café program a $5,000 grant

"The AG might consider legislation that would grant amnesty to embezzlers and fraudsters who are currently defrauding Ve...
01/16/2026

"The AG might consider legislation that would grant amnesty to embezzlers and fraudsters who are currently defrauding Vermont businesses, nonprofits, government agencies, and the elderly."

BENNINGTON – The Select Board has helped clear the way for an expected sale of the former Energizer factory complex by a...
01/15/2026

BENNINGTON – The Select Board has helped clear the way for an expected sale of the former Energizer factory complex by addressing potential liability and maintenance concerns raised by the prospective purchaser.

BENNINGTON – The Select Board has helped clear the way for an expected sale of the former Energizer factory complex by addressing potential liability and maintenance concerns raised by the

CHESTERFIELD, N.H. and BRATTLEBORO — Anytime New Hampshire Fish & Game wardens are on the water, including 12 inches of ...
01/15/2026

CHESTERFIELD, N.H. and BRATTLEBORO — Anytime New Hampshire Fish & Game wardens are on the water, including 12 inches of it frozen in the middle of the winter, they are wearing a U.S. Coast Guard approved personal flotation device.

CHESTERFIELD, N.H. and BRATTLEBORO — Anytime New Hampshire Fish & Game wardens are on the water, including 12 inches of it frozen in the middle of the winter, they are

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