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By CHRISTINA DOLAN

HARTLAND — In a last-minute change of course, the Hartland Planning Commission is continuing to press its appeal of an Act 250 permit for a farm store on Route 5, just outside the village center.In September 2023, Sunnymede Farms, a 600-acre cattle...

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Martha Dupuis stepped up to home plate at Maxfield Sports Complex with swagger and some directions for Alec Struver.“I don’t want the ball next to my stomach,” Dupuis, of Wilder, told Struver, the administrator of the Bugbee...

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

SOUTH ROYALTON — Bethel and Royalton residents could vote this fall on a multi-million dollar bond for renovations to White River Valley High School, including a performing arts center and expanded workshop classroom space.While White River Unified...

By CHRISTINA DOLAN

HARTFORD — Some student programs at the Hartford Area Career and Technical Center will have new locations this fall as efforts to remediate contamination of so-called forever chemicals are expected to continue throughout the school year.Testing in...

Cindy Frazee, of Fairlee, picks corn at her family farm in Fairlee on Thursday. Farmer Hodge’s Roadside Stand has been selling sweet corn for over 70 years. Frazee is the fourth generation to work the dairy and produce farm. It has been a good year...

By LIZ SAUCHELLI

BRADFORD, Vt. — Oxbow High School’s fall sports season will tentatively go on as planned now that athletic fields that were damaged in an act of vandalism last month are on their way to being repaired.The high school teams resumed practicing on the...

By JOHN LIPPMAN

BRADFORD, Vt. — A 29-year-old woman living in a Bradford hotel faces child abuse charges after her 11-month-old infant was admitted to the hospital in critical condition as a result of what doctors determined to be a “serious physical injury” not...

By PATRICK O’GRADY

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Theater camp may seem an unlikely choice for people who have never envisioned themselves being on stage.But those who have done it have said that the experience is rewarding for everyone.“Theater is one of the most welcoming and...

By PATRICK O’GRADY

BROWNSVILLE — The recipe for guaranteed summer fun is simple: Start with a hot, sunny day. Mix in large amounts of cool water at a swimming hole. Then simply toss in some excited youngsters and results come out perfectly every time.At the Brownsville...

CORINTH — A morning fire destroyed a single-family home on Camp Munn Road, displacing one resident, according to the Corinth Fire Department. Firefighters responded to a house fire at 440 Camp Munn Road at 7 a.m. on Wednesday. The single-story house,...

By ALAN J. KEAYS

The Vermont Supreme Court has doubled the penalty for a Woodstock lawyer — suspending his law license for two years — ruling that his lack of remorse and failure to cooperate with an investigation into his misconduct had warranted the tougher...

ROYALTON — Voters on Tuesday approved a $1.5 million bond for repaving and culvert replacement on North Road. The bond article passed 225-53, according to results provided by Town Clerk Karmen Bascom. There are 2,084 voters on the town’s checklist.The...

By PATRICK ADRIAN

FAIRLEE — Camp Billings, a sleepaway summer camp on Lake Fairlee, is ending its season early due to a rapidly spreading gastrointestinal virus, camp administrators announced this week.The camp, which serves children ages 8 to 15, informed families on...

WINDSOR — Traffic on the Route 5 bridge that carries traffic over Mill Brook will be reduced to one lane this week between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., to allow for bridge inspections, according to a VTrans traffic advisory.Southbound vehicles will be...

By CHRISTINA DOLAN

TUNBRIDGE — The Vermont Supreme Court is leaving it up to a lower court judge to decide whether the town of Tunbridge has the “right to maintain and repair legal trails within its borders.” The 5-0 decision released Aug. 2 paves the way for a...