USDA drops 1.1 million rabies baits over Vermont, New Hampshire and New York

Opinion: Doctor, do you deprescribe?

“Doctor, do you deprescribe?” As a psychiatrist, I rarely hear this request. People come to me not because I deprescribe, but because I prescribe. However, there is a movement in the United States and worldwide to deprescribe both mental health and physical health medications. “Is your medicine working for you?” I ask my patients. “How […]

A Life: Pauline Bickford Laughlin: ‘She would just fly by the seat of her pants sometimes’

Pauline Laughlin, a long-time Enfield fourth-grade teacher and founding member of the Enfield Fast Squad, passed away at age 90 in Sunapee.

Claremont DPW wins national award for custom tool that improves worker safety

The Claremont Department of Public Works won a national award for inventing a Custom Culvert Steamer Hook-Lift Body designed to increase worker safety and efficiency.

Pro-Phil Scott super PAC launches ad buy, another signal Vermont governor’s race could be close

While incumbent Governor Phil Scott benefited from nearly $463,000 in super PAC spending during the first half of October, his challenger Amanda Janoo maintained a fundraising lead and higher cash on hand heading into the November 3 election.

Expenses for EB-5 mop-up total $14 million as judge OKs $1 million more in fees

Court-appointed receiver Michael Goldberg seeks over $1 million in additional expenses as he works toward winding down the decade-long receivership stemming from Vermont's largest investor fraud scandal.