· Selectboard Meeting Minutes – 9/14/17 (Sep 22) · Zoning Board Meeting Minutes – 9/20/17 (Sep 22) · Grange Harvest Dinner – 10/7/17 (Sep 22) · Apple Pie Competition – 9/24/17 (Sep 22) · Tag Sale – 10/21/17 (Sep 21)

· Psychoanalysts studying effect of adverse childhood experiences (Sep 22) · VTrans uses new tech to create 3D model of Vilas Bridge (Sep 22) · Town approves water, sewer rate increase, quarterly billing (Sep 22)

· COVER and Tuck School of Business build a ramp and roof in Perkinsville (Sep 24) · Wildlands exhibition opens at the Great Hall (Sep 24) · Jenny Brook Bluegrass presents Tunbridge Fair Bridge repair fundraiser (Sep 23) · “The Impressionists – and the Man Who Made Them” feature at the Opera House (Sep 23) · The 34th annual Weston Craft Show (Sep 23) · The 59th annual antiques show is coming to Weston (Sep 23) · Stone Village Art Guild holds art show and sale (Sep 23) · Light up the Night pumpkin carving to benefit cancer and stroke awareness (Sep 23) · “Being Mortal” free screening and discussion explores end-of-life-care (Sep 23) · Falling In Love with Fall and Little Gems II come to Gallery at the VAULT (Sep 23)

· Vt. Policing Issues Topic Of Hearing (Sep 24) · Ex-Claremont Ford Dealer’s Etna Home Is Slated for Foreclosure Auction Again (Sep 24) · A Creative Approach to Tight Market (Sep 24) · Tire Changes in West Lebanon (Sep 24) · DHMC Shooting Victim Remembered at Service (Sep 24) · Local & Regional Briefs: White River Junction Rotary Donates School Supplies (Sep 24) · Wings, Wheels and a Creemee (Sep 24) · People in Business: Sept. 24, 2017 (Sep 24) · Vt.’s Top Court  To Hear Cases at Woodstock High (Sep 24) · Big Gaps in Dental Health With ‘Patchwork Efforts’ to Address Access, Affordability (Sep 24)

· How city councilors voted on the pumpkin festival (Sep 22) · Precious cargo: A final journey on the Appalachian Trail, by Ray Dunn (Sep 22) · Two charged with sale of heroin after police investigations (Sep 22) · Several roads to be closed in Keene for marathon Sunday (Sep 22) · Keene resident announces bid for checklist supervisor (Sep 22) · Keene mayor breaks tie, gives pumpkin festival the go-ahead (Sep 22) · Not fickle about the pickle: Winchester tradition caps off second decade (Sep 22) · Bill Romito ramps up for 32nd consecutive DeMar Marathon (Sep 22) · Fire Mutual Aid log, Sept. 22, 2017 (Sep 22) · 1.2 miles to go: Area children, seniors stare down DeMar marathon's home stretch (Sep 22)

· Passersby pull two men from fiery crash in Vernon (Sep 24) · Roll on, Ukulele Revolution: Fall ukulele classes, festivals begin in Windham County (Sep 22) · Experts: Dairy's future in Vermont sweeter than maple's (Sep 22) · Windham County Sheriff's Office: Teaching teens driver safety (Sep 22) · Bennington group loses bid for marijuana license (Sep 22) · Ban gets more definition (Sep 22) · Police Log (Sep 22) · Governor visits former school in Wilmington (Sep 22) · First 'Ordinary Hero' dies (Sep 22) · Real estate agent settles case over falsified water test (Sep 22)

· North School September tag sale (Sep 24) · Falling In Love with Fall comes to Gallery at the VAULT (Sep 23) · BRAT's 18th Annual RiverSweep (Sep 23) · Third annual Springfield VT Steampunk Festival promises ‘Vintage Circus Spectacular’ (Sep 23) · Video: Brief highlights from last year's festival (Sep 23) · Springfield Area Obituaries (Sep 22) · Rasputina headlines Springfield Steampunk Festival (Sep 21) · Boy Scouts break ground for North School sign (Sep 21) · Sky watcher Rick Hunter to talk on recent eclipse (Sep 21) · Flags on Main Street fundraiser (Sep 20)

· UPDATE: I-91 Rockingham Bridge construction schedule (Sep 22) · Andover Select Board agenda for Sept. 25, 2017 (Sep 22) · Weston man held on $50,000 bail after traffic stop, skirmish with troopers (Sep 22) · As bond vote looms, Cavendish board takes 2nd look at Rt. 131 site for garage (Sep 20) · Mural incident spills over as resident asks Mora to resign Derry board (Sep 20)

· New City Councilor (Sep 22) · Help for Hurricane Victims (Sep 14) · Confronting Racism (Sep 13) · Main St. Accident (Sep 13) · St. Mary’s Parish Gears Up for Some Gigantic Fun with its Annual Yard Sale (Sep 7)

· Forum on student safety to be held (Sep 24) · Henniker superintendent and board chair serve pizza (Sep 24) · After Maria, crisis grows in U.S. territory (Sep 24) · Lessons of a life: Parents of suicide victim want others to learn from teen’s death (Sep 24) · Vermont woman arrested after head-on crash kills 2 (Sep 24) · Concord Town Crier for Sept. 24, 2017 (Sep 24) · Town Crier for Sept. 24, 2017 (Sep 24) · St. Paul’s, Concord police taking note of new campus crime deal (Sep 24) · Duck hunting open to New Hampshire children for weekend (Sep 24) · Trump’s comments about anthem, Curry inflame sports stars (Sep 24)

· Fatal crash in New Hampshire kills two () · Refugee resettlement debate reignited in Rutland () · Playground honors resident dedicated to helping his community () · Smart phone app for sexual assault victims goes national () · Fatal ATV accident in southern Vermont () · Kids launch their ideas in Shelburne () · Diving dogs compete in Colchester () · Duck hunting open to New Hampshire children for weekend () · Teacher fired after alleged 'Heil Hitler' incident () · Thousands help cleanup of Connecticut River watershed ()

· Federal Decision Could Hurt Vermont's Solar Industry And Threaten Jobs (Sep 22) · How Rival State Colleges Are Merging To Become Northern Vermont University (Sep 22) · Weston To Open State-Of-The-Art Playhouse At Walker Farm (Sep 22) · Last-Minute Concerns Fail to Stop Pumpkin Festival's Return to Keene (Sep 22) · N.H. School District to Require Diversity Training After Racist Bullying Incident (Sep 22) · Albright: Defining Dreamer (Sep 22) · 'Sorry,' But Study Finds Apologizing Doesn't Help With Rejection (Sep 22) · Sanders: U.S. Foreign Policy Should 'Seek Partnerships' Instead Of Put 'America First' (Sep 21) · After Teachers Walk Out In Burlington, Lawmakers Push For Ban On Teacher Strikes (Sep 21) · Moats: Vietnam Remembered (Sep 21)

· At N.H. Statehouse, New Citizens Welcomed to the 'Great Melting Pot of America' (Sep 22) · You Asked, We Answered: Does N.H. Have a Signature Food? (Sep 22) · Politicians, Law Enforcement Say Early Childhood Intervention is Key in N.H.'s Opioid Fight (Sep 22) · N.H. Organization Offers Some Dos And Don'ts For Running A Needle Exchange Program (Sep 22) · Heavy Traffic Expected Before And After Sunday's NASCAR Race (Sep 22) · Last-Minute Concerns Fail to Stop Pumpkin Festival's Return to Keene (Sep 22) · DCYF Leader: More Workers Needed to Keep up with Caseload (Sep 22) · Lacking A Voice in the Legislature, N.H. Millennials Get An Official 'Advisory Council' (Sep 22) · Leaders Highlight Early Education for Drug Misuse Prevention (Sep 22) · Foodstuffs: Community Supported Fishery Lands Membership Haul (Sep 21)

· Medical marijuana license awarded for Bennington, St. Albans (Sep 23) · Bob Stannard: Progress report (Sep 23) · Brad Ferland: NorthStar process — due diligence with a hopeful outcome (Sep 22) · Bernie Sanders: Join me for a Vermont college fair (Sep 22) · Trump taps Nolan as top federal prosecutor (Sep 22) · Porter Medical Center nurses finalize new contract (Sep 22) · Court rebuffs Hinesburg residents on gas pipeline (Sep 22) · WDEV sold to ‘Corm’ (Sep 22) · VOSHA: Hospital must investigate complaints into worker injuries (Sep 22) · First West Nile virus case confirmed (Sep 22) · Experts: Dairy’s future in Vermont sweeter than maple’s (Sep 22) · Woman’s fatal overdose leads to drug bust in Burlington (Sep 22) · YWP: ‘Queen of Denial’ (Sep 22) · SCOV Law Blog: Vermont’s felony-murder rule (Sep 22)

· Jensen Beach Receives Vermont Book Award (Sep 24) · Walters: Radio Vet Steve Cormier Buys WDEV (Sep 23) · Trump Nominates Prosecutor Nolan for Vermont U.S. Attorney (Sep 22) · Playtime: Freakshow Industries Makes 'Audio Effects for the End Times' (Sep 22) · Changes at the Athenaeum (Sep 22) · School: Vermont Teacher Fired for Demonstrating Nazi Salute to Third Graders (Sep 22) · Walters: Another Hat for Don Turner (Sep 21) · The Parmelee Post: Shrinedom Makeup Concert to Feature Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon, David Bowie and More (Sep 21) · On a Big Stage, Sanders Counters Trump on Foreign Policy (Sep 21) · City Reveals Burlington Telecom Bids, But Questions Remain (Sep 20) · Album Review: Subversive Intentions, 'The Ambiguous Notion of Responsibility' (Sep 20) · Conquering Climate Change One Business at a Time (Sep 20) · Northern Stage Artistic Director Receives $250K Grant (Sep 20) · Four New Albums From Formerly Local Musicians (Sep 20)

· Shumlin reflects on single payer failure (Sep 19) · Welch makes DACA case to Trump (Sep 14) · Sanders releases Medicare-for-all bill, passes on cost and funding (Sep 13) · Governor is among 20,000 Vermonters to receive use tax letter (Sep 7) · Scott’s pot commission seeks recommended legislation for 2019 (Sep 7) · Vermont joins multi-state suit to preserve DACA (Sep 6) · Scott announces downtown tax credit recipients (Sep 6)

· Halted at US border, Haitians find ‘Mexican dream’ (Sep 22) · Bennington ExpressCare practice hires physician assistant Racela (Sep 22) · STORY AND VIDEO: Mad River Distillers finds freedom in ‘craft’ scale (Sep 22) · Book review: Learn the art of the pitch (Sep 22) · Invention to put aquarists’ minds at ease (Sep 22) · Brown joins community relations team at Vt. Electric Cooperative (Sep 22) · College of St. Joseph hires alumna Kimberley Rupe (Sep 22)

· Governor Phil Scott to Attend Vermont Day at The Big E, As the State Promotes More Than Just Its Products (Sep 22) · Muzzleloader Antlerless Deer Permit Winners Announced (Sep 22) · Health Department Confirms Year's First Human Case of West Nile Virus (Sep 22) · Cyanobacteria Blooms Continuing into the Fall (Sep 22) · State Announces Continued Commitment and Resources for Clean Water in Carmi Watershed (Sep 21) · Vermont Department of Taxes Follows IRS for Tax Relief to Disaster Areas (Sep 21) · Biologists Seek Input on Snake Sightings (Sep 21)