Arlington News

The town of Arlington is backing a plan by the Green Mountain National Forest to buy 812 acres of land from a timber company.

With winter on the way, it's a good time to give and receive books - and maybe a Johnson Woolen Mills' blanket to wrap your favorite reader in.

Ten towns have partnered together in an effort to reduce the overall cost of purchasing items such as diesel fuel, heating oil, paving materials and road salt.

The Bank of Bennington has purchased land along Route 67A and plans to open a new branch by the fall of 2010, according to president and CEO James D. Brown.

Rifle season in Vermont definitely was off to a wet start Saturday, and whether that meant a good or bad first day seemed to depend on where you were - and, of course, your luck in spotting a buck.

Arlington artist Patrick Derosia is presenting his work in a solo show at the Dorset Public Library during the month of November.

Bennington County is sending 46 men and women to the war in Afghanistan, according to numbers released this week by the Vermont National Guard.

A former Arlington teacher and coach has acknowledged allowing minors to drink at her home.

The Federated Church of East Arlington's annual Eat for Heat Supper will be on Saturday, Nov.

A detail from a Rockwell painting for an advertisement, 'Merry Christmas Grandma...We Came in Our New Plymouth!' The photographic study for Norman Rockwell's Christmas advertisement About a decade ago David Hockney began developing a theory about the Old Masters.

A smaller supply of the H1N1 vaccine in the state has caused some vaccination clinics scheduled in area schools to be delayed, including one scheduled Tuesday for studentsatMount AnthonyUnion Middle School.

A Sunderland man is facing his third charge of driving under the influence of alcohol after he was cited following a one-vehicle accident on Maple Hill Road on Sept.

An Arlington man pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a felony charge of lewd-and-lascivious conduct with a 13-year-old deaf girl and faces two and a half to 15 years in prison.

It's Shakespeare like you've never seen before, as Arlington Memorial High School's Varsity Theater Players present the comedy, "The Haunting of Will Shakespeare." Performances will be held Nov.

With a combined 65 years in education, Kathleen Corey and Judy Werner both still look forward to going to work every day.

What do the kids in Bennington, Vermont, do for fun? If you guessed cow-tipping, you're most likely wrong.

Norman Rockwell had already moved to Stockbridge long before I landed as a young Bennington Banner reporter in Arlington, Vt., where he and his family had lived from 1940 to 1953.

Former State Representative Larry Molloy is recuperating from an injury after being hit by a car on Friday, Sept.

In the second year of a statewide standardized science test, schools in theBattenkill Valley Supervisory Union postedimprovements in the percentage of students who ranked proficient,while other schools took a step in the wrong direction, according to the most recent results.

The attorney representing an Arlington teacher accused of enabling alcohol consumption by minors and drug possession asserted Wednesday that his client is only guilty of poor judgment and that there is little factual evidence to support the charges.