In addition to tax payment plans for properties in Wilmington, the real estate and resort company has been working to pay back vendors.
Hermitage Club says it’s getting debt, equity in line
Author: Brattleboro Reformer
Scott’s recreation initiative looks to link work and play
The governor talked about the economic potential of the outdoor industry as he and other government officials met with industry stakeholders in Grafton.
Garza pleads guilty to wire fraud
According to court documents filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, violations committed by Garza “relate to his sale of investment contracts to more than 10,000 investors.”
NECCA has new board, founders rehired
The New England Center for Circus Arts is hoping to wipe the slate clean with an entirely new board of directors, a new interim executive director and the return of the founding sisters as artistic directors.
Entire circus center board resigns
Executive director Michael Helmstadter responds to claims he had a “vendetta” against New England Center for Circus Arts founders Elsie Smith and Serenity Smith Forchion.
Brattleboro circus school’s future balances on high wire
“Due to the impact of the sudden withdrawal of students and demands for refunds … NECCA is on the verge of closing its doors within a week,” the board wrote to coaches and the fired co-founders.
Executive director of New England Center for Circus Arts steps down
An offer was extended to return founders Elsie Smith and Serenity Smith Forchion to the non-profit organization. Smith and Forchion were fired by the board last Monday.
Police investigating two deaths in Londonderry
(This story was first published July 12, 2017, in the Brattleboro Reformer) LONDONDERRY — Vermont State Police are investigating a pair of unattended deaths, both discovered Wednesday in Londonderry. At 9:50 a.m., state police and Londonderry Rescue responded to a report of a non-responsive male in an apartment on North Main Street, state police said […]
Resignations, cancellations follow in the wake of circus founders’ dismissal
Students and parents are contacting the organization requesting refunds from camps, classes and fall programs because of staff departures and the dismissal of the founders.
New England Center for the Circus Arts: Founding sisters terminated from positions
Board members and coaches have tendered resignations over the ouster of the sisters who ran the nonprofit circus in Brattleboro.
First responders rescue eight people who overdosed on heroin Fourth of July weekend
All nine victims survived, though some were flown to hospitals and are in critical condition. Seven of the overdoses were confirmed to be from heroin, apparently from the same batch.
Woman guilty of aggravated murder in double slaying
Robin O’Neill was found guilty of shooting Steven Lott after he broke off their engagement. Lott’s son, Jamis, was at the home in Townshend doing laundry when he was also shot and killed.
Hermitage construction commences at Grenoble
Construction is to begin in August on the first eight units at Grenoble Way, which is located just below the Hermitage Club Clubhouse and base lodge at Haystack. The “ski-in ski-out” condos are expected to be ready by the coming ski season.
Hermitage Club makes first payment in tax agreement
(This story by Chris Mays was first published in the Brattleboro Reformer on June 13, 2017.) WILMINGTON — The Hermitage Club is avoiding a tax sale that would have seen some of its properties sold during a public auction. “The Hermitage Club paid its Wilmington tax payment per the agreement at end of business today,” […]