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In Easthampton, Massachusetts, efforts are ongoing to bring a former 19th-century town hall fully into the 21st century. The work hasn't been cheap, but with regular concerts, galleries and vendors operating there, organizers remain upbeat - especially after getting over $3 million in federal support.
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The South Burlington Police Department and other law enforcement agencies were criticized by residents during a South Burlington City Council meeting Monday evening
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The University of Vermont and the University of Maine are collaborating on a new online course intended to help maple producers prepare for and adapt to climate change
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Authorities say a now-former Western New England University student was arrested this week after police found weapons, a pressure cooker, ball bearings and more in his dorm.
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The Vermont attorney general’s office has determined that an officer involved non-fatal shooting on New Year’s Day in Ludlow was justified.
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The Great Barrington, Massachusetts, Selectboard is soliciting community feedback on proposed changes to Berkshire Regional Transit Authority routes.
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After outcry from activists, Massachusetts has launched a new online portal for residents to report alleged misconduct by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
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Two years after her first attempt, Nadia Milleron of Sheffield, Massachusetts, says she’s challenging Democratic Congressman Richard Neal as an independent candidate.
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An interview with Massachusetts Democratic Senator Ed Markey.
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As the Vermont Legislature nears the midpoint of its session, the House leaders and governor held separate briefings to discuss progress on proposals so far.
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The acclaimed, globetrotting Irish band Goitse is making its Tanglewood debut this weekend to celebrate the Saint Patrick's Day holiday.
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The South Burlington, Vermont, Police department say a traffic accident Wednesday morning occurred when ICE agents tried to apprehend a person