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BENNINGTON — On Thursday, Sunrise Family Resource Center held a community awards ceremony outside its location on Union Street.
BENNINGTON — The town’s long-delayed splash-pad is now operating, and it wasn’t long before local children were dancing through the sprays.
BENNINGTON — The Mount Anthony Union School District Board heard an outpouring of frustration Wednesday over the board’s inability to remove m…
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MONTPELIER — Vermont has developed a flexible plan for when the first COVID-19 vaccines are approved by the federal government and distributio…
BRATTLEBORO -- The Brattleboro Retreat, one of Windham County's largest employers, announced Friday afternoon it will eliminate several progra…
The Town of Bennington has placed five discussion boards in Bennington and North Bennington to encourage ongoing conversation about community …
CHARLOTTE — Vermont State Police said Thursday they are continuing to investigate what caused a 16 year-old driver to cross into oncoming traf…
BENNINGTON — A Bennington man has been charged with assaulting another man who was later found dead outside a downtown building. Authorities h…
LONDONDERRY — Samantha Pearce has joined The Collaborative, the regional substance misuse prevention organization, as their community health e…
BENNINGTON — The following list of road projects for the coming week was supplied by the Bennington Department of Public Works. Motorists are …
"You are Perfect, Queer Heart" will be the topic of Sunday’s service at the Unitarian Univer…
St Peter's Episcopal Church will have one outdoor service this weekend on the church lawn.
As we take in this fleeting autumn beauty, join with the congregation of the Federated Churc…
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A basic understanding of genetics is fundamental to treating cancer, and scientists and medical professionals are always learning more. At its core, cancer is a genetic disorder. Most cancers are caused when small changes, known as mutations, occur in our cells’ normal DNA (deoxyribonucleic …
Vitamin D has been in the news lately. Studies have revealed that people with lower levels of vitamin D are more likely to become seriously ill with COVID-19. Clinical trials are even underway to test vitamin D as a COVID-19 treatment. More study is needed to confirm the initial findings, bu…
