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NH Hospital shooting update – NECN - Vimarsana News

NH Hospital shooting update – NECN

The hospital is taking patients again although there is still police tape around the building as it remains closed to visitors.

Source: necn.com
Walk-In Watertown June hiring event scheduled - Vimarsana News

Walk-In Watertown June hiring event scheduled

The Department of Labor and Regulation’s Watertown Job Service will host its seventh “Walk-in Watertown” recruiting and hiring event on Wednesday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Source: mykxlg.com
Investigators examine items found in Messier disappearance case - Vimarsana News

Investigators examine items found in Messier disappearance case

Pickup truck belonging to Donald Messier was pulled from the Winooski River in Duxbury

The Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, December 1 to 7 - Vimarsana News

The Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, December 1 to 7

The days are getting shorter, but there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven of this week's must-do events, including A River of Light, an annual parade featuring homemade lanterns in Waterbury.

Artist Sues Vermont Law School Over Planned Removal of His Slavery-Themed Mural - Vimarsana News

Artist Sues Vermont Law School Over Planned Removal of His Slavery-Themed Mural

Section of the mural at Vermont Law School In July 2020, Vermont Law School announced that it would remove from its campus a large mural that had incited controversy among students and faculty for its portrayal of slavery, African Americans and the Underground Railroad. Eight months later, the mural remains. Its removal has proved complicated — and could be a test case for an obscure federal statute regarding visual artwork. Thomas McHenry, then-president and dean of the South Royalton law school, initially announced that the mural would be p...