BRATTLEBORO-The only medical cannabis dispensary in the region, CeresMed South on Putney Road, closed its...
BRATTLEBORO-The Vermont Department of Labor has received notice that C&S Wholesale Grocers is planning layoffs...
BRATTLEBORO-In the hope that students will eat more nutritionally and feel more healthy, the Windham...
BRATTLEBORO-After serving two years of her three-year term on the Windham Southeast School District (WSESD)
A New York company says it might start cleaning up the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant in 2019 and could finish the job as early as 2026 - the most accelerated schedule released to date. The disclosure came in newly filed documents seeking state approval for Entergy's proposed sale of the shut-down Vernon plant to NorthStar Group Services Inc. The companies want to close the deal by the end of 2018, and they're asking the Vermont Public Service Board to rule...
An open letter to the Rockingham Free Public Library: This latest round of deconstruction by the Personnel Committee of the work done by the previous RPFL board, as orchestrated by the four “trustees you can trust” (TYCT), is just one more piece of the mission to reinstate the terminated director. Every effort is being made to dumb down the job description to fit the former director's insufficient skill set. This is a deliberate diminution of the intellectual level of education...
Legendary cartoonist Skip Williamson has a mascot named Krampus tattooed on his upper arm. A small red devil, Krampus seems smart, mischievous, and utterly seducing. In fact, he seems a lot like the internationally recognized artist, cartoonist, designer, and writer himself. Williamson's real first name is Mervyn. However, when he was a child, he was a bit of a troublemaker, so he earned the nickname Skip, after Percy Crosby's comic strip character, Skippy. Still the troublemaker, Williamson has always courted...
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