Swastika found on Hartford veterans monument on Veterans Day

Why do only 2 health insurers sell plans on Vermont’s exchange?

Over the weekend, Andrew Garland, an executive at BlueCross and BlueShield of Vermont, found himself at Home Depot staring down the array of tools that “all seemed to do the same thing,” he said. DeWalt? Milwaukee? It’s a version of the choice the more than 60,000 Vermonters who buy their insurance on the state’s Affordable […]

Police identify 2 deceased, 1 injured in Hartford crash

HARTFORD — Police have identified those involved in a Route 4 car crash that killed two people, a 21-year-old Windsor resident and a 63-year-old Georgia resident who was visiting Vermont. On Nov. 2, Hartford Police and Fire were dispatched to Woodstock Road, Route 4, following a two-car collision between a Ford Mustang with one occupant […]

Military veterans connect through stories at Dartmouth veterans town hall

Veterans from various generations and branches gathered at a Dartmouth College town hall to share personal stories and connect over their common experiences of service.

Drug courts will maintain funding, Ayotte and Judicial Branch say

New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte announced plans to work with the Judicial Branch to secure continued funding for a $4.7 million drug court program after it was omitted from a recent draft budget.

New England Footprints: A Viking Funeral

A writer reflects on the passing of two significant figures from his childhood — his best friend and a former bully — to encourage readers to reconnect with people from their past using technology.