News
Vermont
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Ryan Hanafin taken into custody in Vermont after mother’s death in Reading, police say
The scene drew a large law enforcement response, with investigators seen carrying pet crates in and out of the residence.
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Ro Khanna backs Amanda Janoo as Vermont governor’s race intensifies
Khanna’s support adds to the growing attention around Janoo’s campaign, which already received backing from Sen. Bernie Sanders.
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Vermont high court backs school board in Perrin dismissal
Court records say the board’s decision was based on findings that Perrin engaged in a long-running pattern of harassment, abuse and improper behavior toward the student
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Federal appeals court clears warrantless phone checks at Vermont border
The decision reaches ports of entry in Vermont’s border region with Canada and could influence how often Customs and Border Protection officers examine electronic devices.
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Wardsboro standoff on Route 100 ends with arrest after overnight closure
By about 7:30 a.m. Thursday, a trooper at the scene said the case involved a search warrant and that there had been a threat of violence.
New Hampshire
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'Armed and dangerous': Gilmanton police find guns in search for suspect
Authorities have been searching for Hathaway for weeks after he previously fled from police in Epsom last month
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Market Basket registers briefly go offline at several stores
Market Basket has not said what led to the outage.
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Revised Work Plan Aims to Keep Keene Downtown Project Moving
Under the proposal, crews would start underground utility work between Water Street and Emerald Street before remaining work in Central Square is finished.
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Construction Timeline Shifts Downtown Work Toward Main Street This Fall
The change follows delays that pushed the start of construction later than planned this season.
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Rindge woman airlifted after horse injury on West Main Street
One of the animals knocked her down and trampled her, leading to what officers described at the scene as suspected serious injuries.
National
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Appeal set in student ID voter-ID dispute as election nears
The dispute has created uncertainty for town and city election staff with the Nov. 3 general election less than a month away.
Local
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Vermont high court backs school board in Perrin dismissal
Court records say the board’s decision was based on findings that Perrin engaged in a long-running pattern of harassment, abuse and improper behavior toward the student
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Child sex assault case against former Bellows Falls resident ends in dismissal
The dismissal was entered with prejudice, meaning the case cannot be brought again.
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Revised Work Plan Aims to Keep Keene Downtown Project Moving
Under the proposal, crews would start underground utility work between Water Street and Emerald Street before remaining work in Central Square is finished.
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Brattleboro weighs parking overhaul as complaints continue
At Tuesday’s meeting, board members and staff reviewed enforcement questions, customer confusion and the financial health of the parking operation.
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Construction Timeline Shifts Downtown Work Toward Main Street This Fall
The change follows delays that pushed the start of construction later than planned this season.
