Marlboro News

Two additional suspects in the investigation of a tri-state burglary ring were each charged with three counts of burglary and one count of unlawful mischief and pleaded not guilty Monday in Windham District Court.

HOUSE THE HOMELESS: A Variety Show Fundraiser will be held tonight from 7 to 9 at the First Baptist Church, 190 Main St.

A Brattleboro man, who has already spent six of his 23 years in prison, now could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted on more than 25 charges related to about a dozen burglaries in southern Windham County.

On my desk at St. John's United Church of Christ is a handmade placard with a bright red maple leaf.

Marlboro College was recently recognized for a new program that helps undergraduates to address important issues relating to health and wellness.

State and local child care officials will be in town tonight to talk about changes in Vermont's financial assistance program.

With a lot of help from the staff at Brattleboro Community Television, Theresa Maggio created an award-winning documentary for senior citizens and their families about the transition from living in the country to living in the city.

One recommendation being considered by a commission created by the Legislature to review the state's judicial system is to reduce the number of probate judges in southern Vermont from five to one.

The Music for Sunday Afternoon fall concert series at Marlboro College presents a free, open to the public, performance by pianist Renana Gutman, Nov.

Crews across Windham County were busy Monday filling in holes, emptying out catch basins and scraping mud from the roads after torrential rain Saturday caused washouts in many towns.

A Central Vermont Public Service petition to the Marlboro Selectboard is raising issues about what defines progress in the small rural town.

The new pastor of the Pownal Community Church brings a background in town government, law enforcement and faith-based counseling to the small congregation.

The 26th Annual Weston Craft Show will take place Columbus Day Weekend, October 9, 10, and 11 with crafts from 11 local artisans and 35 other Vermont craftspeople.

If you're an apple pie fancier, this Columbus Day weekend could push you over the edge into ecstasy.

If these names don't ring a bell, prior to your next hiking or boating trip in Windham County, you might want to pick up "The Vermont Monster Guide" and try to be prepared for the unexpected.

CONNECTICUT RIVER PADDLE BATTLE: The Bellows Falls Rotary Club is organizing the first annual Connecticut River Paddle Battle, an end of the season canoe and kayak race and family fun day.

21 on multiple charges when they responded to a residence on South Main Street, where the residents said the man was yelling at them to let him inside and threatening to smash the windows.

When Blanche Moyse co-founded the Brattleboro Music Center nearly 60 years ago, she did so "to promote the love and understanding of good music and to make it part of the community." And that's just what she did.

The Deerfield Valley Community Cares Fund will hold its first annual "Best Dam Walk in Vermont" on a scenic trail in Whitingham, Sept.

Steven John, former Leland & Gray Middle School principal of 10 years, knew he was taking on a challenge when he stepped into the position of Windham Central Supervisory Union superintendent.