MONTPELIER — Vermont Gov. Phil Scott is turning up the heat on Windsor County Sheriff Ryan Palmer, saying the embattled lawman should resign as he faces a growing list of
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The Brattleboro Select Board is set to address an agenda item that seeks to establish an ordinance concerning media management at active emergency scenes. This initiative aims to create a
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 is currently experiencing rising tension within its Select Board as members strive to finalize the upcoming budget. The board has been exploring a proposal to implement a 3 percent
On Wednesday, city leaders convened at the Statehouse to advocate for a legislation aimed at restricting firearms in bars across Burlington. The initiative follows significant public support, demonstrated by nearly
Gary Clay Jr., a 53-year-old resident of Chester with a lengthy criminal record, appeared in Windham Criminal Court on Tuesday for an arraignment related to various allegations, including animal cruelty
