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A significant shift in communication union districts may be underway that could help with the long-sought roll-out of high-speed internet

 More than 500 people graduated from the Community College of Vermont Saturday at Norwich University’s field house.  Students representing all

Longtime Vermont Sen. Dick Sears died over the weekend. He was 81. Sears became a resident of Bennington in 1971. 

After being indicted by two Grafton Superior Court grand juries on felony counts that charged him with shaking an infant

A Maine man whose body was found after a months long search had been killed, placed into a barrel and

Brothers from Concord are accused of trying to obstruct justice by reportedly threatening witnesses of an assault offense allegedly committed

A Boston man accused of firing a handgun at a man in the parking lot of the Derby Walmart Supercenter

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott, has allowed a bill to become law that requires serial numbers on firearms that are privately

The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation (FPR) purchased a 15-acre island in Island Pond and a three-acre lakeshore

A trailer burned to the ground on Old Duck Pond Road on Monday morning. Firefighters learned of the fire emergency