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A memo was presented outlining a possible one-time municipal contribution somewhere between $100,000 and $1 million.

The new charges will affect items including motor vehicles, dairy and alcohol.

The lawsuit says the substances at issue are among the fastest-rising sources of greenhouse gas emissions and can trap heat at levels far greater than carbon dioxide.

Vermont is adding $25 million in new low-interest financing for housing and economic development projects.

Loan’s background in the Northeast Kingdom gives him firsthand understanding of the problems facing rural communities in Vermont.

Officials say the Rapid Accountability Docket will speed up case resolution while connecting defendants to services sooner.

The chapter 11 filing, made in the fall of 2024, came after decades of settlements and claims tied to priest misconduct.

The same report suggests the strain is shaping long-term decisions for many residents.

Vermont State Police are asking for the public’s help after a female chocolate Labrador retriever was found along Route 7A in Arlington.

The Atlanta Braves used the 48th pick in the second round of the 2026 Major League Baseball draft on Saturday, July 11, to choose Kaiden McCarthy, a move that puts the Chester, Vermont, pitcher into the record book.

The resort is making upgrades and replacing 15 diesel fuel compressors with electric models.

The Select Board says that M&S Development of Brattleboro still has an interest in the parking lot behind the Gibson-Aiken Center on Main Street.

Vermont housing planners are asking residents to weigh in on a new set of home designs that could guide future development across the state.

Public feedback was communication remains a weak spot, especially because board meetings are not always the easiest setting for questions about the EMS program.

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The order comes after Scott rejected S.190, the Legislature’s most ambitious health care cost proposal this year.

The settlement follows an investigation that Charity Clark's office worked on alongside attorneys general from other states.

The planned closure stems from financial pressure, including rising operating costs, declining birth numbers and ongoing trouble hiring obstetric providers.

Rescue officials said the hike took a turn when the father became unable to keep going.

Efforts to revive him were made at the scene but were unsuccessful, and he was later pronounced dead.

The campus shut down in 2020 and was purchased that same year by Raj Bhakta, the founder of WhistlePig.

The effort is being called the Birthing Center Response Team and was announced Friday.

The Brattleboro Department of Public Works has added a new truck for the effort and brought on two workers.

Police said the homeowner or residents used a firearm in self-defense during the confrontation.

Corrections officials say the department has a heat response plan that includes cold drinks, fans, ice buckets and portable air conditioners.

The hospital system said the decision followed a lengthy review of medical and financial information and input from a panel of experts.