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Valley News - Sheriff reflects on career - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Sheriff reflects on career

When Michael Chamberlain, Windsor County’s sheriff, first took on the job in 1976, deputies had to buy their own uniforms and handguns.“I actually created the first payroll system,” Chamberlain, 74, recalled. “Back in those days, deputies would work...

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'This one attacked us': Upper Valley residents dig out from weekend storm - Vimarsana News

'This one attacked us': Upper Valley residents dig out from weekend storm

In Woodstock, where many residents were still without power Monday, business had mostly resumed. But everyone had stories of the weekend’s snow.

Staffing agency gives vulnerable people a second chance - Vimarsana News

Staffing agency gives vulnerable people a second chance

In 2021, Working Fields placed 265 people in jobs, according to marketing director Daryn Forgeron. The company has assembled roughly 70 employer partners across the state, including American Flatbread, Casella, Darn Tough, Killington Resort and the University of Vermont Health Network.

Windsor County sheriff reflects on career that spanned 6 decades - Vimarsana News

Windsor County sheriff reflects on career that spanned 6 decades

Michael Chamberlain, 74, started working in law enforcement in Windsor County in 1971. He lost his reelection bid last month.

Lawmakers plan to resurrect the clean heat standard as the 'Affordable Heating Act' - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers plan to resurrect the clean heat standard as the 'Affordable Heating Act'

The bill’s failure was due, in part, to disagreement within the environmental community about what should be included. Some environmental groups are prepared to support the bill this time around — but only if it includes key points on affordability and biofuels.