Payment diversion scams remain among the most common cyber threats facing organizations.

During the struggle, Gardner suffered a minor graze wound to his leg from a small-caliber firearm that police said was used in self-defense by the occupants.

Another drowning in Northwestern Vermont.

He reportedly was found unresponsive at his Thetford home by a family member Thursday morning and taken to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.

This morning, 51-year-old Tamara Stone of Brandon returned to the home on Triangle Court where the incident occurred.

Pierro had been walking west on Main Street when he was struck by a passing vehicle.

The underlying incident involved an attack on two of Stone’s adult relatives.

Raised in a family of dairy farmers, Bartley graduated feom CVU and UVM.

The bill is currently in House Judiciary. It is also being reviewed by House Human Services, House Corrections and Institutions, and House Health Care. None of the four committees has voted.

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“We can’t have a repeat of what happened in Minneapolis, where ICE terrorized a city and killed two people,” Welch said, referring to the incidents. He added that he could not support a nominee who would “continue to carry out this brutal agenda.”

House Majority says no to tax credit, yes to Wealth Tax vote, and takes $1.7 million in local revenue for property tax reappraisal.

The U.S. has spent $8 trillion on post-9/11 wars, including at least $2.2 trillion in obligations to care for veterans over the coming decades.

Belmore threw a liquefied petroleum gas cylinder at police then advanced on them with a blunt metal object.

The Champlain Valley School District, which operates a fleet of about 60 buses including eight leased electric models (valued at roughly $400,000 each through a partnership with Highland Electric Fleets and EPA grant funding), has grounded its remaining electric buses as a precaution.

Rutland mayor race widens, as new candidates announce write-in campaigns; Vermont school budgets appear to be totaling lower than predicted; Vermont House advances data protections for people who use genetic testing sites; Addison County BIPOC+ will celebrate a ‘Golden’ Lunar New Year

H.777 would gut Vermont’s ski schools — and highlights the hypocrisy of the Left.

Will they face criminal proceedings?

For years, the City of Burlington has pursued its ‘salesman’s foot in the door’ strategy to begin broader gun bans in the city. Gun-banning Bolsheviks will try anything to get that ball rolling. Get one local, isolated ban, and then work on it until you have made it almost impossible to exercise your right to self-defense.

Barre Vigil Honors Minneapolis Woman Killed by Federal Agent Jan. 6; Rep. Casey Toof to resign from Vermont House of Representatives; Montpelier mayor not running for re-election, Marc Gwinn running for seat

It’s not all good news. Depression is up and excessive drinking remains prevalent.

While fewer Vermonters are dying from overdoses, supply of illicit drugs remains robust, high prices incentivize trafficking, and the infrastructure supplying Vermont’s drug market has hardened.

Dairy in decline. Legislature reconvenes next week. Drug crime: who benefits? Cell tower radiation. VT ramifications of MN childcare fraud….& whatever you want to discuss! Call 802-244-1777 at 11:05 AM today.

A former maintenance supervisor at North Country Hospital allegedly embezzled more than $163,000 through fraudulent expense claims, inflated on-call pay requests, and reimbursements for cancelled or returned purchases, according to police.

What is the legal standing of Puerto Rico?

Thirteen community and infrastructure projects across Vermont will receive a combined $8.9 million in federal funding through the Northern Border Regional Commission’s Fall 2025 Catalyst Program, state and federal officials announced Tuesday.

Those who come to this country with ill-will toward America pose real threats to public safety, as we have seen in the attack on two young National Guard members in Washington DC on Thanksgiving eve. 

How an $80 million nonprofit cut 15 jobs while many executives kept six-figure salaries

More than you think by Art Woolf, on Davis Dewey is Rich Ben Kinsley at Campaign for Vermont responded to my post about the benefits of economic progress with a “yes, but…” […]

Vermont company Concept2 gains national spotlight with Oprah’s Favorite Things list; Vermont-based business part of tariff lawsuit heard before Supreme Court; Veterans’ Place: Supporting Unhoused Veterans in Northfield; School board votes to close Sunderland and Danby schools; No one hurt in hours-long Charlotte barn fire

UVM Children’s Hospital receives record-breaking $25 million gift; Vermont school redistricting task force discusses draft maps as deadline approaches; Kosher food truck opens outside Burlington Chabad

The Barry T. Chouinard Memorial Northfield Labor Day Motor Show is set to take place on Friday, August 29, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM at 470 North Main St., Northfield, VT 05663 at Bean’s Creemees and Snack Shack!

Suggested (but not required) donation of $15 per car to be donated to the Veteran’s Place in Northfield!

Trump considers taking DC law enforcement into Fed hands/ Zelensky trashes Trump’s peace terms/ Five troops injured after soldier opens fire at Georgia military base

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Sanders’ video not only focuses on the Epstein files but also focuses on his critique on what he says are President Trump’s broader policy failures. 

115 MPH in Berlin leads to driving, drug charges; Armed confrontation and assault in Lowell; Cocaine arrests in Rutland; Prohibited firearm possession in Richford; Retail theft in Rutland

Vermont Attorney General settles with private parking company after they ‘trick consumers’ into paying fines; Today’s severe threat features heavy rain, flood risk; Arlington graduate to speak at CCV graduation

U.S. launches doomsday Minuteman III nuclear-capable missile in dramatic show of force; Senate votes unanimously to eliminate federal taxes on tips

Poverty increased 57% from 6.1% to 9.6% of adults age 65 and older between 2019 and 2023.

Changes to House bill praised by NEK school leader

Vermont grocery spending ranked; Olympic surgeon named UVM Commencement speaker; Rutland downtown project gets thumbs-up