Vermont
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Brattleboro Recreation and Parks Department Announces Opening of Six New Pickleball Courts at Living Memorial Park
The department will host an opening event and ribbon cutting ceremony on May 2
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Possible Tornado Damage Under Investigation in Williamstown
The National Weather Service is conducting an assessment in Williamstown following reports of potential tornado activity on Thursday evening.
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Local Woman in Drug Case to Stay in Jail
She will remain incarcerated for 30 to 90 days due to an unrelated previous charge.
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Brattleboro Man Sentenced for Drug Dealing Linked to Overdose Death
His guilty plea will result in 3-5 years in prison and a 10 year probation period.
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Vermont Sheriff faces more sexual misconduct charges as new accusers come forward
Vermont State Police confirm that several women have recently come forward with new allegations.
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Vermont's Noah Kahan named to Time's 100 most influential people
Noah Kahan joins notable figures on Time's 100 most influential people list.
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Vermont Legislators Advocate for Election Interference Legislation Following Threats to Officials
Lincoln town clerk Sally Ober have highlighted the need for stronger protections for election officials in Vermont.
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Brattleboro Man Charged with Aggravated Domestic Assault Following Recent Incident
Brattleboro man is facing severe charges after 12-15 incidents spanning over eight and a half years.
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Julie Perrin Appointed Director of Brooks Memorial Library
Julie Perrin is set to succeed Star Laconia who is set to retire on April 25.
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Vermont Schools and Child Care Providers Face Challenges Due to Funding Reductions for Farm to School Program
Reduction in federal funding last year has led Vermont to suspend a popular grant and reduce the total funds available.
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Brattleboro Art Center Offers Support to Those Experiencing Homelessness
This center not only facilitates artistic expression but also addresses fundamental needs for those without stable housing.
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The Village at Winston Prouty Pursues Impact Investment Strategies
The project aims to create housing to address the ongoing issue of affordability in the area.
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Six Arrested in Drug Bust Amid Sewage Contamination on South Main Street
Over 100 grams of fentanyl, cocaine, and several firearms were found in the operation.
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Vermont Farmers Seek Stability Following Drought Challenges
Despite some farms experiencing improved watering conditions, agricultural specialists caution that overall crop yields may still be diminished.
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Vermont Statehouse Implements Enhanced Security Measures in Response to Threats
Vermont Statehouse will now experience security protocols similar to those found in airports.
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Brattleboro Shifts Back to Open Town Meeting Format
Brattleboro is transitioning from the Representative Town Meeting system to an open town meeting format after 65 years.
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Brattleboro Implements Burn Ban Due to Dry Weather
The heightened fire risk in the area is attributed to a combination of warm temperatures, winds, and low humidity.
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Jamaica votes to close school and rejects West River Ed budget
Jamaica has decided to close the Jamaica Village School and approved a measure for the town to acquire the property for $1.
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Vermont Legislators Explore Solutions for Mentally Unfit Criminal Offenders
The care of offenders deemed unfit to stand trial is under discussion by state lawmakers in Vermont.
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Rising Property Taxes Create Financial Strain in Vermont Communities
Unpaid taxes are stressing local budgets in pockets of Vermont.
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Heightened Police Vigilance During Distracted Driving Month
Law enforcement agencies in Vermont and New York are intensifying their surveillance of drivers who may be engaging in distracted behavior.
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Springfield Home Lost to Blaze Caused by Faulty Wood Stove
The incident occurred on Putnam Road shortly before 3 a.m., with the occupants and their pets managing to escape without injury.
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Man discovered deceased beneath Vermont bridge frequented by the homeless
A 40 year old man was found beneath the bridge in White River Junction.
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Potential Strike Looms for Brattleboro Hospital Support and Technical Staff
The hospital has acknowledged the union's strike authorization vote and emphasized its respect for employee rights in this matter.
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Brattleboro hospital and its nurses reach tentative agreement to avert strike
This comes as the region faces ongoing challenges with support staff also expressing dissatisfaction with their stalled contract negotiations.
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Aly Richards Declares Candidacy for Governor of Vermont
The campaign launch is scheduled for 11 a.m. in her hometown of Newbury.
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Vermont State Employees Secured Approval for Remote Work
A decision has granted state employees in Vermont the ability to work remotely.
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Netflix Unveils Trailer for Noah Kahan Documentary
The documentary about Noah Kahan, a musician hailing from Vermont, is scheduled for release on April 13.
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Arrest Made in Winooski Gas Station Incident Involving Arson and Assault
The individual approached a fuel pump shortly before 10 a.m., purchased gasoline and ignited the fuel.
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Early Morning Arrest by U.S. Marshals and Local Police in Brattleboro
U.S. Marshals Service and local police apprehended Rivera due to an extraditable arrest warrant linked to drug sales in New Hampshire.
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New Terminal Launches at Burlington International Airport
The terminal has commenced operation as of March 31.
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Brattleboro Names New Police Leadership
Jeremy Evans is the new police chief, with Captain Adam Petlock assuming the role of assistant chief.
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Two Inmates in Vermont Pass Away in Separate Incidents
Two individuals have succumbed to health issues at different medical facilities since the end of last week.
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Vermont State University to discontinue auto mechanics associate degree
Starting in the fall of 2027 the university will phase out its associate degree offerings for prospective auto mechanics.
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Changes in Medicaid Billing May Reduce Autism Therapy Access for Some Vermont Families
Some kids with autism are losing therapy services after a Medicaid change reduces clinics' revenue.
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Inmate from St. Johnsbury Passes Away at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
Authorities have indicated that there are no signs of foul play regarding the circumstances of the 37 year old's death.
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Vermont Officials Seek to Separate from Federal Tax Changes to Prevent Budget Deficits
Vermont officials want to break with some new federal tax changes to avoid revenue shortfall.
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Skier Fatally Injured in Incident at Sugarbush Resort
According to officials a male suffered a fall before sliding into a wooded section adjacent to the trail.
