Vermont
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Milton traffic devices misidentified as Flock cameras, state officials say
The devices are sensors that detect when vehicles are waiting at the stop sign and then activate warning signs.
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Vernon presses for clarity on Vermont Yankee redevelopment
Some residents said the company should not act without Vernon’s support and approval.
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VA expands outpatient care with two new clinics planned in Vermont and New Hampshire
Both locations are expected to begin serving patients in the spring of 2029.
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Vermont man gets prison term after high-speed police chase through Keene
The sentence calls for 2½ to six years in State Prison, along with a 12-month jail term to be served at the same time.
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Town prepares to solicit bids for trash and recycling service
The Select Board is scheduled to review draft language on Tuesday for a municipal solid waste collection and disposal services.
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ACLU seeks federal damages over March 11 South Burlington ICE raid
The claims say ICE agents entered a shared home while looking for another man and then falsely imprisoned the occupants.
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Respite Care Added as SYNC Expands Support for Neurodiverse Families
Services include parent advocacy, a play group and a monthly meetup for parents and caregivers.
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Brattleboro Weighs Hospital and Birthing Center Future as Tax Idea Stalls
Hospital leaders said they are looking for money through other avenues, including applications for Rural Health Transformation grants.
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Vermont rider Stephanie Hayes earns alternate spot on first U.S. working equitation world team
The relatively new sport in the United States grew out of southern Europe and blends riding precision with ranch-style tasks.
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Scott broadens reelection push as November campaign nears
Scott said Tuesday that the only survey he plans to focus on is the one voters deliver in November.
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Vermont Economy Shows Steady Results as AI Spending Lifts National Growth, Officials Warn of Risks
Analysts emphasized that AI is carrying the economy with considerable danger attached.
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Two detained after downtown Burlington assault leaves man cut
Police said the victim and Sears got into a physical struggle, during which Sears used a knife and sliced the man’s face.
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ReNew Salvage returns to Brattleboro with reclaimed building materials
A fixed location now gives the company regular public hours and a more consistent place for people interested in reuse to gather.
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Self-service car wash proposed for 117 West Main St. in Wilmington
The idea was presented to the Review Board on Monday and hopes to move ahead soon.
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Demolition of Canal Street landmarks closes a long chapter in Brattleboro
The changes are taking place at the 201 and 209 Canal St. locations have long stirred up memories for residents.
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New pump track draws riders to Living Memorial Park in Brattleboro
The compact course sits behind the playground area and covers about 2,000 square feet.
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Gov. Scott voices concern over Vermont Air National Guard’s extended Middle East deployment
About 1,000 Vermonters are currently serving in the Middle East, including about 200 members of the Air National Guard.
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Brattleboro hires finance director
SerahRose Bissell is expected to begin later this month and will step into a budget year that started July 1.
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Brattleboro considers tax-funded help for hospital birthing center as state urged to act
A memo was presented outlining a possible one-time municipal contribution somewhere between $100,000 and $1 million.
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Vermont Braces for Fallout After White House Sets 50% Tariffs on Select Canadian Goods
The new charges will affect items including motor vehicles, dairy and alcohol.
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Vermont, New York back multistate challenge to EPA refrigerant rule
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.
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Vermont expands housing investment program
Vermont is adding $25 million in new low-interest financing for housing and economic development projects.
