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MONTPELIER — State officials are waiting to see if “the Thanksgiving surge” is upon us.
Three Vermonters died of COVID-19 over the past two days, the health department reported Friday. The death toll is now 67.
BENNNINGTON — A couple interested in returning the Gate House on the former Southern Vermont College campus to residential use has entered a $…
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POWNAL — Town officials will update the public Thursday on progress for the new town office project, which is expected to show cost increases …
OMAHA, Neb. — CSX is acquiring a regional railroad in New England to bolster its network in the northeastern United States, but a rival railro…
BENNINGTON — The criminal cases against a self-described white nationalist are on hold until the Vermont Supreme Court resolves his appeal on …
A policy intended to help school districts prevent the community spread of COVID-19 was applied sporadically throughout Southern Vermont, as s…
Harry Lapham was in the perfect place to capture this photo of a rainbow behind the Bennington Battle Monument on Tuesday morning.
BENNINGTON — Brittany D. Canfield has joined the Centers for Living and Rehabilitation as an adult-gerontology primary care practitioner, Sout…
Many Vermonters in need will receive a surprise gift of warmth this winter thanks to the Split the Ticket Fund.
BENNINGTON — Michael S. McKenna, a financial advisor with D. B. McKenna & Co. of Benning…
HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. — Stop by the Louis Miller Museum on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to …
MANCHESTER — Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning welcomes Dr. John Delano to talk a…
WEST DOVER — Skiers and snowboarders have started a winter season set to be unlike any of its predecessors due to COVID-19.
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BENNINGTON — When Gov. Phil Scott ordered a lockdown back in March and ruled Elizabeth and Dwain Wilwol’s flower and gift shop as non-essential, Elizabeth Wilwol decided to contact the executive office to explain to him: “We are essential.”
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Southern Vermont House members polled this past week agree: COVID-19, its impact on the state’s economy, and the inequality it has exposed, should and will dominate the coming Legislative session
Much has been made of how Vermont Gov. Phil Scott earned a mandate in his decisive reelection victory earlier this month.
As Vermonters we should be proud. The November General Election saw Vermonters voting in record numbers, exercising our civic duty both safely and securely during circumstances that are anything but ordinary.
