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BENNINGTON — Just south of where Shaftsbury gives way to Bennington, a low, wood-paneled building sits along a gentle curve on Route 7A. Out front is the sign that says Market Wagon, painted with a picture of an old-fashioned cart and the motto, “Food for the Multitude.”
BENNINGTON — The Select Board this week approved final language revisions and adopted a policy on artwork and other displays on public property.
MONTPELIER — More than 221,000 registered Vermont voters had cast a ballot for Tuesday’s general election as of Wednesday morning, giving Secr…
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TOWNSHEND -- To provide enough time to quarantine after Thanksgiving and the winter holiday, classes in West River Education District schools …
BENNINGTON — Southwestern Vermont Medical Center will limit hospital visitation hours in response to a recent surge in COVID-19 cases througho…
BENNINGTON — Will a portrait of talk show host Wendy Williams eating a porkchop be hanging in the same space as the world’s largest collection…
MONTPELIER — Public health officials and Gov. Phil Scott are warning Vermonters to remain vigilant and overcome “COVID fatigue,” citing the ex…
BRATTLEBORO -- Due to financial losses over the years, Dottie's Discount Foods will be closed by the end of the year.
BRATTLEBORO -- As part of the First Wednesday Lecture series, Jarvis Green, founder of the Black theatre company JAG Productions, will invite …
BENNINGTON — United Counseling Service has added an intensive outpatient program in Bennington for those dealing with substance abuse.
If you have osteoarthritis in your hip, you might be considering a total hip replacement. Hi…
There will be a free winter clothing giveaway from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7 in …
Southern Vermont Communications Union District: public hearing on its annual report, 6 p.m. …
MANCHESTER -- After Friday's 4-0 loss in the Division I quarterfinals to No. 10 seed Colchester, Burr and Burton girls soccer coach Suzanne Me…
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About all that can be said about the upcoming election has already been said. All the promises, assertions, hope, disdain, lies, fact-checking … done to death. Many people have already voted; lots more have made up their minds. What we’re at risk of missing now is the big picture.
With cases of the coronavirus on the rise and state officials trying to limit its spread, Connecticut in recent days faced the embarrassing prospect of having to put itself on its own quarantine list.
