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ARLINGTON — Second Chance Animal Center will receive donated royalties from the sale of a new children’s book by author Dianne Sunda called “Puppy Quincy Loves Hats.”
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ARLINGTON — Twenty-six graduates crossed the stage and accepted their diplomas at Arlington …
MANCHESTER — Burr and Burton Academy’s commencement ceremony was more than just a celebratio…
DORSET — As a steady drizzle fell under gray skies there was no way the weather could dampen…
DORSET — The popular Dorset Quarry swimming hole on Route 30 will open Memorial Day weekend …
PAWLET — Daniel Banyai has secured legal counsel and is appealing the Environmental Court ru…
MANCHESTER -- The Garden Club of Manchester will present an Small-Standard Flower Show from …
BENNINGTON — United Counseling Service has partnered with Kanthaka of North Bennington to pr…
Soon after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced updated guidelines on ma…
MANCHESTER — The First Baptist Church will join others worldwide to raise money for water pr…
ARLINGTON — The Arlington Garden Club will hold its spring plant and bake sale Saturday, May…
BRATTLEBORO — The Brattleboro Reformer, Bennington Banner and Manchester Journal are being s…
SOUTH BURLINGTON — No. 9 Burr and Burton baseball’s season came to an end on Tuesday, dropping its Division I playdown game against No. 8 Sout…
Saturday’s Division I boys lacrosse final was the last high school sporting event of the year for the Banner sports staff and it capped off a …
BURLINGTON — A couple of minutes into the second half of the Division I boys lacrosse championship on Saturday, Nicky Miceli gave Burr and Bur…
MANCHESTER — The quest to return to the Division I championship came to an end on Thursday for the Burr and Burton girls lacrosse team.
WOODSTOCK — Peyton Gray only scored one goal on Tuesday, but it may end up being the biggest one of his entire career.
Periodically, it seems, concerned citizens of Vermont gather to revive the idea of creating an inspiring Vision for the state’s future. Last m…
What an extraordinary legislative session 2021 has been. It was historic — the first Vermont legislative session to be conducted completely re…
The good news is that H.157 did not make it over the finish line last month before the Vermont General Assembly had adjourned. The bill, which…
The political reality of our times is that the Republican Party has gone rogue. It is no longer an honorable opponent of the Democratic Party,…
Correcting record about enforcement at eco-resort
To the Editor: In Don Keelans’ commentary ("Except for a few, we are all flatlanders," April…
Food project thanks community for support
To the Editor: Do we still have the virus in Vermont?
Public passage on ‘Forest Road 383’ trail should be allowed
April 22 was Earth Day, but if you ask many advocates for the environment and climate action…
On April 19, Vermont hit a new gear in the race against the coronavirus. Months after the st…
Quickly mass-producing and widely distributing a vaccine that’s effective against a novel vi…
In a winter when most Americans could use a good news story to lift their patriotic spirits, we find one unfolding.
When he takes the oath of office today, Joseph R. Biden will become the 46th president of the United States of America. President Biden entered the race for the White House endeavoring to restore the “soul” of America, and he now has his work cut out for him.
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A companion guide to the Bennington Banner and Manchester Journal's annual county-wide talent competition
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