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The Brattleboro-based Rescue Inc. will assume emergency medical services for the R.J. DiLuzio Ambulance Service of Keene, New Hampshire, which serves a number of towns and has been wrestling with a $648,965 federal tax bill.

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“When everything else is falling apart, sewing is how I put it back together,” Vermonter Jen Ellis writes in a new book about healing after childhood abuse, homophobia, infertility and the fray of internet fame.

BENNINGTON — Opioid deaths in Vermont jumped for the third straight year, according to state Department of Health officials, with 239 Vermonters dying of an accidental opioid-related overdose in 2022.

Betti Kuszaj, executive director of the Northeastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, to retire after 41 years at the post.

Two bunnies named Oompa and Loompa are looking for homes this week, as well as adorable dogs in New York and Windham County!

Art matters. And in Windham County, where many artists live and work, it is also a serious economic driver.

Resolution in weapons charge case against H.H. Ellis Tech assistant principal Rolando Navarro expected soon. What we know

The right to vote while in prison isn’t some radical idea; in fact, it is recognized as an essential right both inside and outside of the United States. People who are incarcerated in Vermont, Maine, Puerto Rico, and even our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., never lose their right to vote.

The American Lung Association’s annual State of the Air Report has been released and it shows multiple counties in Connecticut got worse this year. The...