DORSET — An early spring storm brought $100,000 worth of damage to the Town of Dorset, the costliest storm the municipality has seen in at least a decade.Certain areas of Dorset got up to 3 … more

HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. — The Board of Trustees will consider tonight a new, $255,000 interim settlement agreement with Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics and Honeywell International, which have … more

BENNINGTON — The Community Bank N.A. Bennington and Wilmington branches recently presented Sunrise Family Resource Center with a $1,000 donation to support the organization's Bowl-A-Thon May 20 … more

WILMINGTON — After nearly a year on the job, Harper Sibley resigned as president and general manager of the Hermitage Club, calling a reorganization plan "completely unworkable." "While there … more

BENNINGTON — Construction officially began on Phase one of the Putnam Block redevelopment project Tuesday, moving forward a years-long revitalization effort that got a jolt last Friday with the … more

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is looking for volunteer citizen scientists to count bats around the state this summer and is offering trainings to the public on Friday, June 21, in … more

MONTPELIER — Vermont's turtles on are on the move again this spring, and Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is asking for the public's help in keeping them safe. Female turtles are looking … more

RUTLAND — An ad-hoc committee of Hermitage Club members was given court approval to participate in bankruptcy proceedings. Chapter 7 bankruptcy "would be a path to gain a degree of influence … more

Gov. Phil Scott has signed into law a bill sponsored by Sen. Brian Campion, D-Bennington, requiring testing of drinking water for lead in all school districts, supervisory unions, independent schools … more

Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed a bill that would allow Vermonters a right-to-action to access medical monitoring for diseases linked to toxic chemical exposure, citing business-related concerns. State … more