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In 2019, Travis Brecher founded Creature Bread, a wholesale bakery in Mill River, a village of New Marlborough. But please dont come knocking. The bread isnt sold at the bakery

A Vermonter who battled back from a serious back injury to become a six-time national ski jumping champion and compete in two Winter Olympics for Team USA will be honored at the centennial edition of the Harris Hill Ski Jump competition. Jim Holland, who won at Harris Hill in ...

AMHERST — Susan Stanley of Amherst said she nearly cried when she happened upon a rare natural phenomenon — a

HATFIELD — At the Old Mill Inn, water flowing over the neighboring dam, even when ice and snow cover the Mill River, is part of the sights and sounds for overnight guests.While those staying at the 19th-century grist mill have long experienced the...

AUGUSTA — Sen. David Miramant, D-Camden, is pleased to announce the details of Maine’s three-year transportation infrastructure work plan, and what it means for Senate District 12 which includes most of the towns of Knox County. The plan is released...

With the calendar now showing the month of February, we’re into the final weeks of the winter high school sports season. For some schools, February is going to be a very busy month, thanks to the persistence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Leland & Gray’s situation is a good example. ...

HANOVER — Lebanon High boys basketball coach Kieth Matte shook his head Monday evening. Then he rubbed the top of his pate for emphasis. His team had just staged its second comeback victory over arch-rival Hanover in six days and the veteran bench...

HATFIELD — A long-awaited project to construct a new pavilion for Smith Academy Park is being recommended for funding through the town’s Community Preservation Act account.But while the Community Preservation Committee is supporting use of up to...

LEBANON — The Lebanon High boys basketball team trailed arch-rival Hanover by 15 points late in Wednesday’s first quarter at Lang Metcalf Gymnasium. Undeterred, the defending NHIAA Division II champions rallied for a 47-35 victory that left coach...

It’s been an up-and-down season for the Brattleboro Colonels girls’ basketball team, but they have one thing going for them as they head into the final quarter of the regular season — they have played more games than any other team in Division I. COVID-19 has made a total ...