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Bradford Police Chief will retire after more than 40 years in law enforcement
After more than 40 years in law enforcement, Bradford Police Chief Russell Robinson announced his retirement effective Oct. 31, leaving Sgt. David Shaffer to succeed him.
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3mFairlee residents will vote on shifting Town Meeting to Saturday
Fairlee residents will vote on whether to move their annual Town Meeting from Tuesdays to Saturdays during a special meeting scheduled for Oct. 17.
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7mDartmouth roundup: Women's soccer suffers Ivy League hiccup
The Dartmouth College women’s soccer team’s five-game win streak ended on Saturday when it fell to Columbia 2-0 in New York. The Big Green had 14 shots in the contest, six of which were on goal, but they couldn’t find the back of the net. Ola Goebel had one save for Dartmouth in the loss. […]
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3mDefense lawyer seeks juror questionnaires in officer death case
An attorney for Tate Rheaume proposed using initial questionnaires to screen prospective jurors for impartiality during a hearing regarding a request to move the trial out of Rutland County. Rheaume has pleaded not guilty to aggravated murder of a police trainee.
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3mMan faces charges after allegedly brandishing a gun at Canaan motocross track
A Tilton man faces multiple charges after allegedly brandishing a firearm and a knife at a Canaan motocross event on Saturday, leading to the cancellation of Sunday's race.
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8mMarginalized Vermont students fall further behind peers, state data reveals
Vermont's latest standardized test scores revealed a widening achievement gap between marginalized students and their peers, fueling calls for systemic reforms such as a new education funding model and increased teacher training.