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MONTPELIER — More than 221,000 registered Vermont voters had cast a ballot for Tuesday’s general election as of Wednesday morning, giving Secretary of State James Condos confidence that this year’s turnout will eclipse the number voting in the 2016 general election.
BENNINGTON — The former Friendly’s restaurant site at 300 South St. has been sold to a real estate investment firm that also acquired other fo…
BENNINGTON — The bankruptcy court trustee overseeing property liquidation for the former Southern Vermont College is alleging that the operato…
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With this regular feature, the Banner runs down breaking local and regional developments in the coronavirus pandemic.
BENNINGTON — The Bennington County Coalition for the Homeless is searching for a new executive director to replace Stephannie Peters, who plan…
BURLINGTON — The federal government has agreed not to deport three immigrant activists in Vermont who sued two years after they were arrested,…
BENNINGTON — After pivoting to remote-only learning for the past three days, the Mount Anthony Union Middle School announced on Wednesday that…
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There will be a free winter clothing giveaway from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7 in the Manchester Rec Park, located off Bonnet Street.
Southern Vermont Communications Union District: public hearing on its annual report, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11. Join Zoom meeting https://us02…
A lot of people come to me to ask about air travel. Especially as the holidays approach, peo…
BENNINGTON — The following list of road projects for the coming week was supplied by the Ben…
DORSET -- The Fellowship of the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert will hold its Octobe…
Long Trail girls soccer pulled off an upset on Wednesday afternoon, defeating Twinfield 3-2.
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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.
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