Wednesday, February 1, 2023
Merrill
The Vermont Department of Taxes, which ordered the closure of the Hermitage Club several times in 2016 and 2017 for nonpayment of taxes, will receive $250,000 from the Hermitage bankruptcy estate.
Eliza and Emma Doucet
The Twin Valley boys’ varsity basketball team. Back row, from left: Chris Eckert, Liam Wendel, Cody Magnant, Steven Oyer, Noah Dornburgh, Caleb Dupuis, Brian Sullivan, and coach Chris Brown. Front row: Luke Wrathall, Cooper Adams, Joey Crafts, Matt Hammond, and Carson McHale. Photo by Randy Capitani
Not a lucky day: A tow truck pulls a town of Dover plow truck out of the ditch on Friday, January 13. Ice caused it to slide off the road. Mark Sprague
6 days 5 hours ago
BRATTLEBORO - On Thursday, January 19, a jury found Kevin Parker, formerly of Wardsboro, not guilty of second degree murder. Parker had been charged with the 2016 shooting death of Kirby Staib.
The trial lasted a week. In opening statements on Wednesday, January 11, the state said it would make...
READSBORO - DVFiber, the communications union district that aims to provide high-speed fiberoptic internet to the entirety of the valley and the...
January 26, 2023, 3:00 PM
The Vermont Department of Taxes, which ordered the closure of the Hermitage Club several times in 2016 and 2017 for nonpayment of taxes, will receive $250,000 from the Hermitage bankruptcy estate.
BURLINGTON- A bankruptcy court judge approved the final report and distribution of remaining funds in the Hermitage Inn Real Estate Holding...
January 26, 2023, 3:00 PM
Merrill
Note: This is the second in a 2023 series on the war in Ukraine. In this installment we talk to Ann Merrill, an American who has lived and worked...
January 26, 2023, 3:00 PM
BRATTLEBORO - On Thursday, January 19, a jury found Kevin Parker, formerly of Wardsboro, not guilty of second degree murder. Parker had been charged with the 2016 shooting death of Kirby Staib.
The trial lasted a week. In opening statements on Wednesday, January 11, the state said it would make...
January 26, 2023
News
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January 26, 2023WILMINGTON- For several months, a committee has been working to draft a potential nuisance ordinance for the town. They presented their draft ordinance at the Tuesday, January 17, selectboard meeting... -
January 26, 2023HALIFAX - The Halifax Selectboard updated their highway budget during a special meeting on Tuesday evening. They raised highway wages and their sand budget, and discussed the correct process for... -
January 26, 2023BRATTLEBORO - On Thursday, January 19, a jury found Kevin Parker, formerly of Wardsboro, not guilty of second degree murder. Parker had been charged with the 2016 shooting death of Kirby Staib....
Sports
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January 26, 2023WHITINGHAM- Wins are proving to be elusive for the young Twin Valley girls’ varsity basketball team. The squad rolls with one junior, three sophomores, and five eighth grade players. But... -
The Twin Valley boys' varsity teamJanuary 26, 2023WHITINGHAM- The Twin Valley boys’ varsity team hasn’t played a game in almost two weeks, due to bad weather and a variety of other factors. Because of those postponed games, the Wildcats... -
Mount SnowJanuary 26, 2023VERMONT– This month ski areas across the state are participating in National Safety Awareness Month, sponsored by the National Ski Areas Association. While Vermont’s ski areas remain focused on...
Features
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January 26, 2023Lucas McClanahan was sworn in as a new member of the Colchester Police Department on January 17. Pictured with him are his mother Kelly Nido and Deputy Chief Jeff Barton and Chief Doug... -
January 26, 2023WILMINGTON- Voices of Hope invites all to a Mental Health Advocacy Day watch party on Monday, January 30, from 10 am to 2 pm. Every year, advocates join together to raise their voice in support of... -
January 26, 2023WILMINGTON- The Vault, the teen room at the Old School Community Center, will be open to all high school students on Monday, January 30, from 3 to 5 pm and to seventh and eighth graders on Wednesday...
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