The list of candidates for three open positions on the Select Board was made public on Monday. Running for a three-year term are Elizabeth McLoughlin, Amanda Ellis-Thurber, and Ken Fay.
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Vermont’s Governor Phil Scott has added his voice to the increasing number of lawmakers expressing concern regarding the recent death of a protester in Minneapolis, which was the second tragic
Brattleboro is scaling back in-person services and shutting down several public facilities ahead of an anticipated winter storm expected to bring hazardous conditions through Monday. Town officials announced that the
BRATTLEBORO — After a special meeting Thursday marked by extended debate and last-minute revisions, the Select Board agreed on an approximately $27 million municipal budget to send forward for the
Brattleboro Police Chief Norma Hardy will step down March 30, and town leaders are marking the announcement with strong praise for her time in the role. Town Manager John Potter
A Springfield man has been detained by Brattleboro police after an incident of burglary on Wednesday afternoon involving a residential break-in on Chase Street. The police responded to a report
An 18-year-old man, Jaime Gomez, entered a not guilty plea in court on Thursday in connection with an attack on the local police chief during a New Year’s Day incident.
The Brattleboro Federation of Nurses has announced plans to hold a strike vote following alleged unfair labor practices during ongoing contract negotiations with management at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. Concerns have
The proposed operating budget for the Keene Board of Education stands at $82.4 million, which is expected to result in nearly a 13 percent rise in school property taxes. This
The demolition of The Wheeler House marked the start of a significant redevelopment initiative at the Winston Prouty Center for Child and Family Development. This project will serve as the
