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WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 5,300 Postal Service employees were attacked by dogs while delivering the mail last year. Aggressive dog behavior…
With the recent long spate of dry weather, I think we can say mud season is behind us and we have fully transitioned into hiking season. For m…
I was happy to read about the success of the Burr and Burton Unified Basketball team this season. The program, which is part of Special Olympi…
Bullying happens. Many of us can remember our own childhood and the hurt bullies caused to us or people we knew. As parents, we want to protec…
My patient was a trim older man who greeted me with a warm handshake when I entered the exam room. He had been referred by his internist for p…
BENNINGTON — First diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease at the age of 14, William Celley of Bennington always knew that dialysis was in hi…
BENNINGTON — Good news is hard to come by. Just look at the deluge of doom and gloom on social media on any given day. It’s no wonder that stu…
BENNINGTON — For the third time, the Renal Dialysis Unit at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC), part of Southwestern Vermont Health Ca…
The Northshire hosted our area’s first middle school track and field meet on Tuesday, May 9 at the Dana L. Thompson Memorial Park. In addition…
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MANCHESTER — Ask any teacher, and they’ll likely tell you a room full of pre-teens is not an easy audience to hold captive. For over an hour o…
MANCHESTER — Southern Vermont, like the rest of the state and much of the nation, is feeling the heat.
BERLIN — Brittany Plucas, 29, and her boyfriend will likely sleep in her car when they have to leave the Hilltop Inn on the first of June. The…
We are responding to Don Keelan’s recent commentary on the proposed affiliation and integration agreement for Southwestern Vermont Health Care…
DANBY — The tantalizing aroma recently carried Currier Memorial School (CMS) librarian Christine Edwins away from her books and into the gymnasium.
ARLINGTON — Arlington Village Farmers Market will have a new manager this year, and it will be a familiar face for those who have been patrons…
BURLINGTON — In honor of National Police Week, U.S. Attorney Nikolas P. Kerest spoke out in support of the service and sacrifice of federal, s…
MANCHESTER — The residents of an apartment unit at The Meadows are being evicted, according to a letter delivered to tenants last month and mu…
BENNINGTON — Jared Bianchi, deputy state’s attorney in Bennington, has wrestled with the challenge of protecting the community against violent…
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BENNINGTON — No community is safe from the poison of fentanyl. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, fentanyl is the single deadli…
Recently, on a rainy run in the Rec Park, I passed by the Manchester Community Garden. It was a gray day, but I could see the early spring gre…
WATERBURY — A Vermonter’s quality of life is significantly enhanced by their ability to receive in-home care versus residential care in a faci…
May. It’s the month of flowers, spring showers and the maypole. May is also Mental Health Awareness Month. This month spotlights the importanc…
MANCHESTER — Roughly 28 percent of seniors in the U.S. live alone, according to the Pew Research Center. And while many seek that independence…
A teacher of mine once said, "All psychotherapy is about loss." If this is an exaggeration, it may be a useful one, as it highlights the impor…
LONDONDERRY — Today’s teenagers live in anxiety provoking times. Climate change, school safety, mental health, gender identity, and the consta…
BENNINGTON — The Bennington community came together to look out for one of its own Thursday evening. VFW Post 1332 in Bennington hosted a spag…
BURLINGTON — As more people start raising their own backyard chickens — whether to enjoy local eggs or just for fun — it’s important to know t…
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MANCHESTER — Girls on the Run Vermont has received a $5,000 grant from Rite Aid Healthy Futures designed to combat health disparities and adva…
BENNINGTON — May is considered Mental Health Awareness Month by the National Alliance on Mental Health. In Southern Vermont, as well as across…
ARLINGTON — This summer, yogis and wanna-be-yogis will be stretching and breathing and releasing a collective “Om” that will reverberate throu…
MANCHESTER — The Manchester Selectboard and Planning Commission heard ample criticism to a communications tower proposed for Depot Street on T…
Area residents take advance of Gentle Yoga at the Yoga Place at 532 Main St. in Bennington. Class is held every Tuesday morning at 10 a.m., an…
BENNINGTON — Opioid deaths in Vermont jumped for the third straight year, according to state Department of Health officials, with 239 Vermonte…
Walk around town or the rec park in Manchester, or on any of the numerous trails and paths in the Northshire, and you will run into a wide var…
MANCHESTER — A 2021 survey conducted by the National Garden Association found millennials were getting down and dirty — in the garden, that is…
BURLINGTON — If you are outdoors foraging for wild leeks, also known as ramps (Allium tricoccum), health officials want you to be sure you don…
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MANCHESTER — Roughly 28 percent of seniors in the U.S. live alone, according to the Pew Research Center. And while many seek that independence, it can also lead to isolation, loneliness and increased health issues like heart disease.
A teacher of mine once said, "All psychotherapy is about loss." If this is an exaggeration, it may be a useful one, as it highlights the importance of what psychotherapists call our attachments.
BENNINGTON — Opioid deaths in Vermont jumped for the third straight year, according to state Department of Health officials, with 239 Vermonters dying of an accidental opioid-related overdose in 2022. That represents a 10 percent increase from 2021 (217), and a 51 percent increase over 2020 (158).
Walk around town or the rec park in Manchester, or on any of the numerous trails and paths in the Northshire, and you will run into a wide variety of dogs and their owners. We live in a dog-loving community — a good thing because dog ownership is beneficial for your health.
MANCHESTER — A 2021 survey conducted by the National Garden Association found millennials were getting down and dirty — in the garden, that is. In fact, millennial gardeners rose 65 percent that year.
LONDONDERRY — Today’s teenagers live in anxiety provoking times. Climate change, school safety, mental health, gender identity, and the constant presence of social media. The award-winning Vermont documentary filmmaker and theater producer Bess O’Brien wanted to explore these issues and what…
BENNINGTON — The Bennington community came together to look out for one of its own Thursday evening. VFW Post 1332 in Bennington hosted a spaghetti dinner and silent auction fundraiser that raised over $3,000 for Sharyn Jones, who needs a double lung transplant.
BURLINGTON — If you are outdoors foraging for wild leeks, also known as ramps (Allium tricoccum), health officials want you to be sure you don’t mistake the ramps for a poisonous lookalike plant called false hellebore.
BENNINGTON — Lundgren Subaru shared the love this week — to the tune of $23,000 — with BROC Community Action, making an investment in a charitable organization that helps Bennington County residents who need help finding and affording food, heat, housing and much more.
MANCHESTER — The Community Food Cupboard, which is planning to build an addition at Town Hall to accommodate its growing operations, has agreed to a 10-year lease with the town.
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