Brattleboro News

Customers order lunch on Thursday from Vintage Victuals Snack Bar, a new feature at KOA Campground on Route 5 in Dummerston.

The Driftwood Outdoor Cafe and Gallery is the new place to relax by one of Brattleboro's most beautiful watersides, the Whetstone Brook at 28 Williams St. West side of the Whetstone Studio for the Arts.

Windham & Windsor Housing Trust is offering an interesting and informative 8 hour workshop for first time homebuyers at their office located at 68 Birge Street in Brattleboro.

Let me guess how you feel about your urine: Get that smelly stuff away from me as fast as possible? A small group of environmentalists in Vermont aren't as squeamish.

To help bring attention to the critical need in the country and New England for specialized mental health care services for the LGBT community, the Brattleboro Retreat is presenting the Boston Gay Men's Chorus Live at the Latchis on Saturday, November 1 at 7:30 pm.

Brattleboro elementary schools are closer to buying electricity at a reduced rate after the Vermont Public Service Board rendered a decision Tuesday to authorize the installation of a 500-kilowatt solar net-metered electric generation facility on Solar Park Road in Westminster.

On Aug. 14, at the Robert H. Gibson River Garden, the Southeastern Vermont Economic Development Strategies is hosting a regional public discussion and question and answer session regarding the process of implementing a regional Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy.

During Friday evening's Gallery Walk, the Celebration Brass Band will be on hand to entertain at the Robert H. River Garden, home of Strolling of the Heifers on Main Street in Brattleboro.

The Weston Playhouse Theatre Company continues its summer of quality theatre with the eagerly anticipated production of the legendary Broadway show A Chorus Line.

A Houston company that already sends human remains out of this world will offer the same memorial space flights for four-legged loved ones.

Officials in Guilford, Vermont, are dealing with fallout from a repair project to a covered bridge that's closed the structure for about six weeks.

A New York man who stole millions of dollars from clients by falsely promising to book performances by world-famous recording artists like Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber has been sentenced to five to 10 years in prison.

Three Brattleboro men are accused of stealing money from a Ledgewood Heights apartment at gunpoint Monday night, with one of the victims later telling police that she feared for her life.

Trespassing at the Transfer Station has become such a concern that the town will now be looking into installing lights there and surveillance cameras may come next if more security is deemed necessary.

Police in Brattleboro, Vermont, say three men have been taken into custody following a reported assault and robbery involving a firearm.

Crews in the Chester area are working hard today to recover from last night's severe summer storms.

Police have cited two Rutland parents for cruelty to a child. Rutland Police tell us the father of a toddler found wandering the streets Sunday admitted to drinking alcohol and losing track of his son.

On June 28, 10 local students traveled to Cadiz, Spain for a 15-day Study abroad program.

Amy Wilson used to visit the house at what is now 53 Harris Avenue when she was a little girl.

A panel of state Supreme Court justices has upheld the sex-crime convictions of two local men who were sentenced last year to maximum terms of life in prison.