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MANCHESTER — An area woman who had been reported missing a week ago and was the subject of an exhaustive search has been found alive.
BENNINGTON — Franklin Lane won’t seem like a dimly lit city alley anymore once an ongoing town street enhancement project is completed.
MANCHESTER – Marley had been part of Karen Loomis and Tim Squire’s lives since he was 8 or 9 weeks old. A handsome 6-year-old black-and-white cat with a white vest, tiger-stripe spots, and a heart-shaped white pattern on his backside, he was named after reggae music legend Bob Marley.
BRATTLEBORO — Starting today, people can legally purchase marijuana from a retailer in Vermont.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Scott Dikkers, the founding editor of The Onion, filled an auditorium with laughter by addressing his role in the avalanche of fake news and the stink The Onion so often leaves behind.
BENNINGTON — A Vermont State Police trooper who allegedly punched a handcuffed suspect in the head is heading to trial later this fall after denial of his motion to toss expert testimony from the state.
Vermont was ranked the safest state in America as it pertains to COVID-19, according to a study released Thursday by the personal finance website WalletHub.
BENNINGTON — A Bennington candidate for the open U.S. Senate seat in Vermont has been criminally charged with violating an abuse prevention order and, in turn, has sued the police officer who arrested him, the Bennington state’s attorney prosecuting him and the judge who arraigned him.
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BENNINGTON — A Bennington candidate for the open U.S. Senate seat in Vermont has been criminally charged with violating an abuse prevention order and, in turn, has sued the police officer who arrested him, the Bennington state’s attorney prosecuting him and the judge who arraigned him.
BENNINGTON — A large part of Victor Milani’s job is to prepare Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union staff for events that hopefully will never occur.
MANCHESTER – Marley had been part of Karen Loomis and Tim Squire’s lives since he was 8 or 9 weeks old. A handsome 6-year-old black-and-white cat with a white vest, tiger-stripe spots, and a heart-shaped white pattern on his backside, he was named after reggae music legend Bob Marley.
BENNINGTON — Despite cancellation of its largest Oldcastle Theatre production of 2022, the Bennington Performing Arts Center is not experiencing financial stress, the center’s leaders said this week.
Stop by Second Chance Animal Center at 1779 Route 7A in Arlington to find your next very special fuzzy buddy. Call 802-375-2898 or visit 2ndchanceanimalcenter.org, or email info@2ndchanceanimalcenter.org.
POWNAL — An Albany, N.Y., woman escaped serious injury earlier this week after losing control of her car and crashing near the Stewart’s Shop on Route 7.
POWNAL — Town Clerk Julie Weber knew she had qualified to become the first from Pownal certified by the Vermont Municipal Clerks and Treasurers Association; she just didn’t know when that certification might arrive.
BENNINGTON — A Bennington woman accused of a domestic assault with a deadly weapon is scheduled for the second time in three weeks to stand trial, after defense and prosecutors failed to agree on a deal.
MONTPELIER — The Cannabis Control Board will have product tracking forms available for cultivators by next week.
MANCHESTER — A forum featuring Republican candidates for congressional, legislative and statewide offices is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 6 at Manchester Community Library.
