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TUNBRIDGE — Vermont authorities are investigating the shooting of an 11-year-old German shepherd whose owner found her dead a few hundred yards from his home in Tunbridge.The Vermont Warden Service said it has opened an investigation after the owner...

Many who need help with housing in Vermont do find it, though it can be hard to discern which agency or government department provides a...

VERSHIRE — Vermont Fish and Wildlife warns that several cliffs and overlooks are closed so that peregrine falcons can nest undisturbed by humans. In the Upper Valley, Eagle Ledge in Vershire and the cliff top at Fairlee Palisades in Fairlee are both...

WEST LEBANON — Jean Perron drives far for a West Lebanon salary.She used to live in Goffstown, N.H., and worked 30 minutes away at a Supercuts hair salon in Merrimack. But when she was up for a promotion, she made sure to put her name in for any...

Voters in Royalton, Vermont will be considering at the town meeting next week whether to allow all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) on parts of some town roads.

Almost three-quarters of Vermont’s 246 municipalities will replace March town meeting rituals with Covid-19-safe elections, while about 40 are resuming in-person gatherings and 30 are rescheduling local debate and decisions until spring. “We are...

A winter storm blanketed Vermont and northern New York with fresh snow Friday morning, leaving more than a foot of accumulation for many.

It’s easy to forget that Vermont, and probably New Hampshire too, once moved at a much slower pace. For some residents, not much moved at all other than time and the seasons.Even in the 1970s and ’80s, people who grew up in the hills on subsistence...

VERSHIRE — Once Ethel Pike became your friend, she stayed your friend. Norwich resident Linda Mulley, a friend from high school in Peabody, Ma., had no idea that Pike had moved to the Upper Valley until she reconnected with her when they both found...

“Waste not, want not” is an adage Vermont Fish & Wildlife game wardens Abigail Serra and Jeffrey Whipple live by, even when it comes to roadkill.“I don’t like to see anything go to waste,” Serra, who’s been a game warden since 2017, told VTDigger....