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Brattleboro fire chief deploys for 13 months
Chief Jay Symonds serves with the New York Army National Guard. The planning for a handoff to an interim chief began several months ago.
Attorney for man charged in a deadly police chase seeks to quiz potential jurors before seeking change of venue
The lawyer called it an “efficient way to address the enormous amount of publicity this case has generated, and the strong feelings that appear to exist in a large number of people in Rutland County.”
New report finds low reconviction rates for teens in first years of Vermont’s ‘Raise the Age’ law
“My hope is that this will encourage our lawmakers and policymakers and the administration to hold the course with ‘Raise the Age,’” said the chair of Vermont’s Council for Equitable Youth Justice.
Despite some overall progress, Vermont test scores show a widening achievement gap
The state’s initial evaluation of its annual standardized test scores shows a widening gap between marginalized students and others. The Vermont Agency of Education says the state’s school funding model is to blame.
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Wood banks prep for long winter months
The United Way of Lamoille County is among the organizations helping Vermonters gear up for winter and heating their homes with wood.
After a costly dry spell, a wetter outlook
Dartmouth research found that drought has become less frequent and less intense across the Northeast, which could help inform Vermont’s future disaster preparation.
Vermont officials and advocates tackle voting accessibility concerns ahead of November election
Data shows low voter turnout for disabled in Vermont; efforts afoot to change that.
An Essex County officials’ parking fight puts taxpayers in a tight spot
Essex County’s sheriff and assistant judges are negotiating over justice center construction that could cost taxpayers more — whether work stops or continues.
Jeffrey Mullins sentenced for role in fatal Hartford shooting
Mullins is one of three people involved in the botched robbery that turned fatal in August 2025.
Stepping inside Vermont’s creative spaces during Open Studio Weekend
The twice-yearly event allows visitors to learn about the art process at the source.
Amanda Janoo bests Phil Scott in September campaign fundraising blitz
The fundraising numbers are another indicator that this year’s governor’s race could be the closest in a decade.
Hackers demand ransom from Slate Valley school district after compromising teachers’ personal data
Teachers’ personal information was compromised after hackers infiltrated the district’s online systems last month. Hackers are demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars from the district, which has sought help from the FBI.
Anti-ICE activists plan week of community engagement, learning and protest
The events aim to focus attention on the role that facilities in Vermont play in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations nationwide.
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