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February 3, 2023
As a daylong deep freeze settled onto New England Friday morning, several thousand power customers were in the dark across the region, though the worst of the...
February 2, 2023
BRATTLEBORO — A Dummerston man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges that he violated the states fornication statute when he had sex with his 18-year-old biological daughter the day he
February 2, 2023
BENNINGTON — Eight of Vermont’s 14 counties are poised to swear in new sheriffs on Wednesday, including Franklin County’s John Grismore, a former deputy who has been charged with assaulting a man under his department’s custody last August.The outgoing...
February 2, 2023
PUTNEY—As Michael “Mike” Mrowicki, D-Putney, begins his ninth term as a state legislator, he suddenly finds himself flying solo. Last year’s redistricting separated Westminster from Putney and Dummerston in the Windham-4 district. His last term co-representative, Michele Bos-Lun, now finds herself representing turf that’s farther north — Westminster and ...
February 2, 2023
Get ready for cold weather this weekend
February 1, 2023
Key state senators are proposing a constitutional amendment that would establish qualifications for sheriffs, on top of a bill that could get rid of sheriffs’ administrative fee for contract work their departments undertake.
February 1, 2023
PUTNEY—As Michael “Mike” Mrowicki, D-Putney, begins his ninth term as a state legislator, he suddenly finds himself flying solo. Last year’s redistricting separated Westminster from Putney and Dummerston in the Windham-4 district. His last term co-representative, Michele Bos-Lun, now finds herself representing turf that’s farther north — Westminster and ...
January 28, 2023
At a soiree at Caledonia Spirits, guests were offered “a great opportunity to casually connect” with Vermont state senators, for the modest price of $50 to $1,000.
January 27, 2023
Patricia Duff, 60, was cited Thursday evening following an investigation by Vermont State Police. She will be arraigned next month on charges of false pretense and grand larceny.
January 27, 2023
Officials said Duff falsely claimed she worked 352 hours between January and June of 2022 and was paid $8,518.40 for the time she claimed to have worked during that period.