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Attorneys seek spring trial for man facing murder charge in Rutland deadly police chase
Tate Rheaume, who is charged with aggravated murder following a 2023 pursuit that killed a police trainee, is scheduled to stand trial in Rutland County in late April or early May of 2027.
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3mVT Senate Orange District: Priestley on the economy, housing
Republican Sen. John Benson and Democratic/Progressive state Rep. Monique Priestley will compete for Vermont's Orange District state Senate seat on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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4mVT Senate Windsor District: Major, White on healthcare costs
Seven candidates are running for three state Senate seats in Windsor County on November 3, with Democratic incumbents Joe Major and Becca White focusing on lowering healthcare costs and addressing the cost of living.
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4mWest Lebanon woman gets suspended sentence for unemployment fraud
A West Lebanon woman was sentenced to a suspended 12-month jail term and ordered to pay restitution for helping her boyfriend fraudulently collect thousands in unemployment benefits while he was incarcerated.
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2mFairlee voters move annual Town Meeting to Saturdays
Fairlee voters approved moving the town's annual meeting from Tuesday to the Saturday before the first Tuesday in March during a special meeting held on Oct. 17, 2026.
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11mNew Hampshire’s SCOTUS appeal puts student voter ID law in flux
The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in a legal dispute over whether high school and college students may use their identification cards to vote in the upcoming November 3 election.