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Additional misconduct charges have been filed against a Vermont sheriff.
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An interview with filmmaker Barbara Reina.
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The Berkshire district attorney says a three-month investigation into a police killing in Hinsdale, Massachusetts, will not result in criminal charges.
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Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, says it will permanently close after the fall 2026 semester. The announcement made Tuesday comes after the college has faced years of declining enrollment.
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An interview with Berkshire Environmental Action Team Executive Director Brittany Ebeling.
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As the Springfield City Council meets again Monday night, councilors will do so on the heels of a heated back-and-forth that nearly ended with a police officer intervening.
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The Scott Administration is criticizing a Vermont House education reform bill, saying it fails to advance provisions passed during the legislature’s 2025 session.
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The University of Vermont is launching a new online master’s degree in agroecology.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott has appointed David Soucy of Barre Town to the Vermont House.
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Democratic Congressman Richard Neal was in Berkshire County today to discuss business, education, and jobs training with local leaders.
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While Governor Phil Scott hasn’t announced whether he will run for reelection, he says he’s glad to see others entering the race.
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Governor Phil Scott is criticizing the Vermont House version of an education reform bill, while House Democrats say the proposal provides a measured path forward.