Gov. Phil Scott joins the ski jumpers during the opening ceremony of the Harris Hill Ski Jump
McNeill's Brewery
McNeill's Brewery in downtown Brattleboro was torn down today, hours after a fatal fire ripped through the building. The victim of the fire has yet to be officially identified, but it is presumed to be brewery owner Ray McNeill. #mcneillsbrewery #mcneillsfire
More video from the fire tonight at McNeill’s Brewery in downtown Brattleboro.
Fire at McNeill’s on Elliot Street in Brattleboro
The Brattleboro Colonels arrive at Centennial Field, in Burlington, Vt., before the start of the Divison 1 Baseball Championship.
Update from the town of Brattleboro: Due to a water main break near the Brattleboro Museum and Arts Center, Vernon Street will be closed
until further notice. Water will be out for Bridge Street customers until further notice. Town staff is aware of the situation and they are working to safely resolve it.
Earlier notice: Brattleboro police are advising drivers to avoid the downtown area of Main Street, Canal Street, Bridge Street and Vernon Street - also known as "Malfunction Junction" - because of a water main break. Utility crews are still on the scene. Bridge Street is now open going into and out of New Hampshire, but Vernon Street will remain closed from Bridge Street to Cotton Mill Hill Road until further notice. Video and photo by Kris Radder.
Russian POWs on a march while under guard by Ukrainian troops.
Vermont News & Media support staff in #Ukraine are providing us with first-hand video, photos and reports on the invasion by #Russian forces. Stay up to date on the war in #Ukraine, and see the perspective from the front lines by visiting us at www.reformer.com/ukraine.
"Vermont's data breach and you: Protecting your personal identity"
Brought to you by the Bennington Banner, Brattleboro Reformer and Manchester Journal, our Vermont Statehouse news editor, Greg Sukiennik, leads a discussion about protecting your personal identity following the Form 1099 errant mailing with Mike Harrington, commissioner of the Vermont Department of Labor; Lisa Jensen, assistant director, Consumer Assistance Program, Vermont Attorney General's office / University of Vermont; and Elliott Greenblott, Fraud Watch coordinator, Vermont AARP.
The current pandemic has changed the lives of many individuals, and businesses and non-profits are no exception. The annual FUNdraiser for the American Cancer Society, Hops for Hope 5K, for example, has usually taken place at Mount Snow in Dover, in the morning of the annual Brewers Festival. But to ensure the safety of its staff, volunteers, partners and participants, the event will now be going virtual for the month of August. Complete a 5K on or before Aug. 30 and enter to win prizes every week starting Aug. 3. https://www.reformer.com/stories/hops-for-hope-5k-goes-virtual,610367?
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