Local
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Keene Man Faces Multiple Charges Following Gun Threat and Police Chase
Further charges against him include burglary, possession of a controlled substance, disobeying an officer, conduct after an accident, and resisting arrest.
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Wendy Levy Assumes Presidency in Bellows Falls
Wendy M. Levy has been elected as the new president of the village securing 124 votes.
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Petition Stirs Controversy Over Emergency Motel Housing Expansion
The petition advocates for establishing a strict limit on the town’s participation in the program, highlighting concerns over the financial burden it places on local taxpayers.
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Identification Released for Woman Fatally Injured in Garbage Truck Incident
Authorities have named the pedestrian who lost her life in a Tuesday morning incident involving a garbage truck as 78-year-old Pamela Savard from Keene.
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Brattleboro Enhances Rail and Trail Access for Outdoor Enthusiasts
Work progresses on Vermont's inaugural level platform for Amtrak with the station is poised to welcome approximately 14,000 passengers annually.
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Hinsdale Celebrates World Fish Migration Day with Interactive River Events
This complimentary festival features activities that allow families to learn about the migration and survival of fish amid human-made obstacles.
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One dead after being struck by garbage truck in Keene parking lot
One person died Tuesday morning after being struck by a garbage truck in Keene, police said.
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Two new members join the BRAT team
The Brattleboro Police Department formally inducted Dylan Dejordy and Tim Wessel into its BRAT unit.
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Chris Lundberg Running for Windham-3 seat
Lundberg plans to pursue one of the Democratic nominations for this two-seat House district.
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Pickup truck driver dies in Marlborough school bus collision
Authorities reported that none of the children sustained severe injuries.
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Nonrenewed Hinsdale Teacher Speaks Out About Student Safety
O'Neil claimed that multiple safety concerns reported to administrators had not received warranted responses.
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Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Staff Achieve Milestone with First Union Contract
The newly ratified two-year agreement aims to provide a boost in salaries and enhanced security measures for hospital workers.
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Investigation Continues into Rodeway Inn Fire; No Suspicion of Foul Play
Despite the loss of hot water and electricity as a result of the fire, the tenants were allowed to remain in their rooms.
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Dummerston Resident Implicated in Major Firearms Trafficking Operation
Investigators have identified around 51 firearms believed to have been illegally trafficked.
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FBI Arrests Man in Connection with Drug Trafficking in Brattleboro
In April 2026 authorities documented two controlled drug transactions with an informant's assistance.
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Sprinkler Malfunction Disrupts Operations for Downtown Keene Businesses
A sprinkler head malfunctioned in an electrical room, causing water to damage electrical panels crucial to building-wide operations at 82 Main Street.
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Keene Schedules Spring Events for Household Hazardous Waste Disposal
The collection schedule extends from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on several dates in May and June.
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New Pentagon UFO Files Spotlight West Rindge Incident
A 1947 communication directed to the FBI's director, detailing findings of cast iron particles that had undergone extreme heating.
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Keene downtown infrastructure project bids $2 million over budget
The lowest bid received was $26.1 million, while another came in at almost $30 million.
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Brattleboro Requests More Motel Housing Program Capacity
Brattleboro seeks to increase the number of available emergency motel housing units by 20 to a total of 137 rooms.
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Future of Project Graduation in Keene Hangs in the Balance
Without 12 new volunteers to replace the current board, there is a possibility that Project Grad may be dissolved after 2027.
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Judge Issues Ruling on Lawsuit Involving Troy Mills
The developer has brought a lawsuit against the town of Troy claiming due process violations and negligence by the town.
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Rescuers Help Two Florida Snowmobilers Lost in New Hampshire
Emergency responders in Chesterfield, New Hampshire, actively searched for two snowmobilers from Florida who went missing in Pisgah State Park on Saturday as frigid temperatures set in.

