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Twin Valley budget cuts cause concern for students
WILMINGTON — Cuts in programming caused some voters to sound alarms about Twin Valley's proposed fiscal year 2021 budget. Seth Boyd, parent and former board member from Whitingham, said it … more
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CHRIS MAYS - brattleboro REFORMERAt the Twin Valley Unified Union School District's annual meeting Tuesday, moderator Bob Fisher, left, discusses articles as board members from left, Maria Cunningham, Therese Lounsbury, Kathy Larsen and Sharon Berry look on.
Manchester voters asked to approve $972,000 bond
MANCHESTER — Voters in Manchester are being asked to write a check for $972,000 for a bond to make improvements in several areas of town. The bond would be used for an assortment of projects … more
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DARREN MARCY - MANCHESTER JOURNALMary Durland of Manchester uses a computer recently at the Manchester Community Library. The library is asking voters to approve $243.740 - the same amount as last year - when voters go to the polls on Town Meeting Day.
School staff to receive emergency training
BENNINGTON — Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union staff will be trained today in how to stanch the flow of blood from a wound, as part of SVSU's ongoing proactive safety initiative. The … more
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A volunteer practices stuffing a simulated wound with gauze during a SurviVermont training session at the Bennington Fire Facility in September.
Pownal candidates offer their views
POWNAL — Candidates for Select Board and other town positions emphasized a need for accountability, unity and respectful disagreement at a meet and greet on Wednesday night. The nonprofit … more
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Bennington Square sold at auction for $750,000
BENNINGTON — Bennington Square was sold to two bidders at a foreclosure auction Thursday for $750,000. Mark O'Connor and Evan Portno purchased the property, which includes the center and … more
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Mike Carey, senior vice president of sales for Tranzon Auction Properties, starts the bidding between Peoples Bank in Bennington and two bidders, Mark O'Connor and Evan Portno, at Bennington Square on Thursday.
11 downtown rental properties sold
BENNINGTON — A local development and property management firm associated with Hale Resources has purchased 11 rental properties in downtown Bennington area, encompassing 37 housing units in … more
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These properties in Bennington were among 11 rental properties in the downtown sold on Feb. 20.
Police: Man apprehended in Pownal
POWNAL — Vermont State Police on Wednesday night apprehended a man who had absconded from furlough supervision several years ago, according to police and a Department of Corrections official. … more
Voucher use for emergency housing has declined in Bennington County
BENNINGTON — The number of Bennington County households granted motel vouchers in the 2019 fiscal year declined by 7.5 percent compared with the previous fiscal year, data from the Department … more
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North Bennington considers proposal for 103-ft. cell tower
NORTH BENNINGTON — The village will hold the first of two public hearings next month regarding a potential lease agreement that would allow for the construction of a cell tower at the … more
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Preliminary plans by consultancy DuBois & King depict a 103-foot-tall monopole that would be constructed on village-owned land on Mechanic Street.
MCLA launching a new health sciences degree
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts has launched a new health sciences bachelor's degree program with a concentration in radiologic technology and is accepting students … more
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Students in the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts radiologic technology program work with imaging equipment. The North Adams, Mass., college, which last year preserved a similar program at the former Southern Vermont College, has developed a new health sciences bachelor's degree program and is accepting students for the fall semester.

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