Wardsboro News

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The villages of Wardsboro will celebrate the 60th anniversary of their 4th of July Street Fair and Parade on Saturday, July 4. It is the longest continuously-run 4th of July celebration in the state.

An extensive five-year grant will significantly enhance Arlington's after-school and summer programming, the district's superintendent said this week.

Broad Brook Grange will present its 13th annual Mother's Day Brunch on Sunday, May 10, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Grange hall in Guilford Center.

Tuesday: Brattleboro Union High School Finance Committee, 7:30 a.m., in the Windham Southeast Supervisory Union Central Office Conference Room, 53 Green St.

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Two local supervisory unions recently received sizable grants, which will help fund their after-school and summer programs over the next five years.

Easter 2009 Mass and Services schedule for the Roman Catholic churches listed below in the area served by Edmundite Father Fred McLachlan, SSE.

A warm weekend followed by a freeze and a snow storm has amounted to a muddy mess on Windham county's back roads.

The Betty Boop Bus, a service that provides transportation for twice-monthly shopping trips to Brattleboro for residents from the West River Valley, recently received a $1,500 grant from the Stratton ...

The father-son team of John and Dylan Allen will be handling constable duties in town for the next 12 months, after Dylan won the only contested race, besting incumbant Jerry Rathburn, during Tuesday's Town ...

Worship services for the Wardsboro Yoked Parish will be held at the Baptist Church in West Wardsboro, beginning March 1 through the last Sunday in May.

A second-alarm chimney fire ravaged a Townshend home Saturday morning, leaving nothing but demolished remains.

17. According to Brattleboro Police, McLaughlin was found to be intoxicated following a vehicle stop on Route 30.

A fire stemming from the malfunction of a propane heater fully engulfed a Brookline home within minutes, according to the family that owned it, burning it to the ground late Friday afternoon.

A motor vehicle violation stop on Putney Road in Brattleboro at 1:12 a.m. on Jan.

A Wardsboro man destroyed his truck in an alleged drunken driving crash Sunday morning.

The Vermont Agency of Transportation has a budget deficit this year that seems to grow larger every time there is an updated revenue projection.

A woman from Chester is dead and the South Londonderry man who was driving her faces charges as the result of a car accident in South Londonderry just before 10 p.m. on Jan.

A few years ago, Eric Allen called the school looking for a clown and acrobatic coach.