Brattleboro Memorial Hospital is actively pursuing measures to enhance its financial standing. During a recent meeting with the Green Mountain Care Board, hospital officials laid out their plans. The acting
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The historic Brooks House, located in downtown Brattleboro, has changed hands in a transaction valued at $8.5 million. The new proprietors, who have a clear vision for the property, are
The town of Guilford has been granted $30,000 for its Guilford Land Use Project, aimed at summarizing the town’s development control methods and insights gathered over recent years. As the
Questions regarding Vermont’s bottle bill have prompted discussions among state lawmakers about potential revisions to the current system. Residents have voiced concerns, particularly regarding difficulties in locating redemption centers to
A man from Troy, Vermont, who is 55 years old, was apprehended for suspected driving under the influence after being involved in an accident with a snow plow truck on
A 23-year-old woman from Charlestown, New Hampshire faces serious felony accusations in Vermont linked to online child sexual exploitation. The Vermont Attorney General’s Office recently detailed that Alysha Devoe, who
In Windsor, Vermont, the local fire chief intervened to assist an owl in trouble. Chief Kevin McAllister noticed the barred owl being disturbed by crows while he was driving and
A severe chimney fire on Sunday evening has resulted in considerable damage to a home located at 521 Northfield Road (Route 63) in Hinsdale. The fire emerged from the chimney
Vermont legislators are exploring the potential to limit actions taken by federal immigration authorities within the state. Proposals introduced this week suggest constraints on civil immigration arrests and regulations concerning
An agreement has been reached between Brattleboro Memorial Hospital and the Office of the United States Attorney for the District of Vermont, addressing concerns related to services for individuals who
