On Tuesday, the community of Marlboro made the decision to close Marlboro Elementary School, with 311 residents supporting the action and 65 against it. Currently, the school serves only 52
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In a significant shift from tradition, residents of Brattleboro have opted to abandon the representative town meeting format. On Tuesday, a majority of voters participated in a decision that will
An employee of the U.S. Postal Service from North Troy is facing serious allegations after numerous complaints arose regarding undelivered mail. Natasha Morisseau, aged 34, has been charged with nine
On Town Meeting Day, residents will cast their votes on whether to implement a ban on gun firing within Hartness Park. This issue previously arose in 2024 when voters rejected
A new bill aimed at bolstering protections for voters and election personnel in Vermont has advanced to the Senate for further consideration. The House’s recent approval of H.541, focused on
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
A new documentary produced by Netflix is in the works, focusing on the journey of Noah Kahan, a musician from Vermont who has gained significant recognition. Kahan rose to fame
Brattleboro police say a man is facing multiple charges after allegedly attacking a firefighter during a medical call Wednesday night at a Putney Road motel. According to the Brattleboro Police
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
