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BENNINGTON — The send-off event planned for Bennington Armory-based troops being deployed overseas has grown exponentially in terms of assistance from multiple area groups and organizations.
BENNINGTON — The children provided the artistic renditions of colorful flowers, and their hopes and dreams. The grown-ups had tape, businesses willing to share their storefront windows, and enough elbow grease — and tape — to put up 500 drawings in downtown Bennington.
BENNINGTON — A roundabout on Route 67A near the entrance to Bennington College is moving into the next design stage, which could mean relief is on the way for a five-way intersection widely viewed as a dangerous traffic choke point.
The Town of Arlington plans to reopen its Town Hall on July 1 and return to a hybrid in-person meeting schedule at the same time.
By Darren Marcy
Bennington College has appointed Alfredo Medina as its vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion and college diversity officer, the school announced Friday.
BENNINGTON — A doctor told the court Wednesday that Leonard Forte is healthy enough to travel to Vermont and stand trial on child sexual assault charges, contradicting the opinion of two doctors who testified for the defense.
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BRATTLEBORO — Vermont Bread Company may be back in business soon.
BENNINGTON — The children provided the artistic renditions of colorful flowers, and their hopes and dreams. The grown-ups had tape, businesses willing to share their storefront windows, and enough elbow grease — and tape — to put up 500 drawings in downtown Bennington.
NORTH BENNINGTON — The John G. McCullough Free Library is getting a special 100th birthday present: a long-planned renovation.
BENNINGTON — Preparations are being made in Bennington for Monday’s planned sendoff of 40 National Guard members on overseas deployment.
WILMINGTON — Expanding municipal water and sewer services could be good for business just outside of downtown.
WESTMINSTER — Former Gov. Peter Shumlin has withdrawn his controversial request to subdivide some of the former Ranney Farm in Westminster West after the town’s attorney said his project didn’t meet the correct zoning definition.
BENNINGTON — A roundabout on Route 67A near the entrance to Bennington College is moving into the next design stage, which could mean relief is on the way for a five-way intersection widely viewed as a dangerous traffic choke point.
BENNINGTON — The county has received the go-ahead to restart criminal jury trials, with the first trial in a year and a half expected to take place in July.
BENNINGTON — Two doctors said Tuesday that retrying Leonard Forte would endanger his already poor health — statements that the case victim heard during her first time back in a Bennington courtroom since Forte’s original trial in 1988.
BRATTLEBORO — A colony of 31 cats living at a property on Putney Road was trapped, spayed or neutered, and given vaccinations if needed.
