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First responders face a busy Easter weekend in Manchester - Vimarsana News

First responders face a busy Easter weekend in Manchester

Local first responders faced a busy Easter weekend following multiple incidents including a non-suspicious fatality on Main Street, a propane leak on Toll Gate Road, and a car accident on Depot Street.

The Manchester Fire Department is throwing a breakfast ... and you are invited! - Vimarsana News

The Manchester Fire Department is throwing a breakfast ... and you are invited!

MANCHESTER — The Manchester Fire Department has an invitation too good to pass up.

Manchester Fire Department holds biennial elections | Local-news - Vimarsana News

Manchester Fire Department holds biennial elections | Local-news

The Manchester Fire Department elected their leadership for the next two years on Monday, February 5 with a number of officers returning to their post. Most seasoned among them is Fire Chief Chris Towslee, who has been with the MFD since 1978 and previously served as chief between 1999 and 2003. Longtime MFD volunteer Mike Bushee is the department’s newest officer, having been elected to the role of hose captain on Monday night.

Flood damage in Northshire, but not as widespread as feared - Vimarsana News

Flood damage in Northshire, but not as widespread as feared

MANCHESTER — The rainstorm that caused so much devastation throughout Vermont on Sunday and Monday apparently caused a good deal less damage in the Northshire than was experienced in the

Flood damage in Bennington County, but not as widespread as feared - Vimarsana News

Flood damage in Bennington County, but not as widespread as feared

MANCHESTER — The rainstorm that caused so much devastation throughout Vermont on Sunday and Monday apparently caused a good deal less damage in the Northshire than was experienced in the