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The victim had scrapes on his left hand, and police said his back was also being checked for additional injuries.

Her office is advising voters to return completed ballots to town clerks by Oct. 20.

The injuries were not considered life-threatening, and the person’s age was not released.

The scene drew a large law enforcement response, with investigators seen carrying pet crates in and out of the residence.

Khanna’s support adds to the growing attention around Janoo’s campaign, which already received backing from Sen. Bernie Sanders.

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

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.

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.

The dismissal was entered with prejudice, meaning the case cannot be brought again.

At Tuesday’s meeting, board members and staff reviewed enforcement questions, customer confusion and the financial health of the parking operation.

Anyone who has not received a ballot by mid-October is being told to contact their town clerk for help.

Brattleboro Housing Partnerships marked the funding announcement Tuesday as another major step in a project that has been years in the making.

The case centers on sex offenses tied to conduct in 2023 and a separate probation violation.

From 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Brattleboro Recreation & Parks Department will shut the road above the entrance to the Upper Softball Field.

The maintenance will be carried out in different parts of the system over the coming weeks as weather, operations, and scheduling allow.

BMH Board Chairwoman Chloe Learey said Sanville’s background in hospital finance and operations makes him well suited to guide the organization.

The chamber plans to remain open to the public in its next office.

O’Brien said he is leaving to pursue other professional opportunities.

Police said the guardrail remained undamaged, and conditions at the time were clear with a dry roadway.

The project’s total price rose from $10.3 million to $15.3 million, an increase of nearly 50%, as construction and borrowing costs climbed during the appeals process.

The upcoming adjustments stem from the federal budget bill passed in July 2025.

Authorities had not released the extent of the injuries as of Wednesday.

Thirteen of the 18 homes scheduled for delivery to Tri-Park have already arrived, and residents are expected to move in by August.

The project is being backed by $3.6 million in grant funding from the Vermont Department of Mental Health.

The Vermont Agency of Transportation is leading the effort, which would rebuild about 1.25 miles of roadway from the north side of Veterans Bridge to the roundabout at Exit 3.

Carrie Cullen Hitt, a PowerTransitions spokeswoman, said the company had already shelved earlier ideas for a data center and a solar installation.

At this point, the department says the death does not appear to involve suspicious circumstances.

The plan emphasizes community-based solutions, including better transportation options, access to mental health support, and incentives for after-school participation.

NDCAP is supposed to meet three times a year, but only one meeting has been held so far, and no future sessions have been set.

43 year old Timothy D. Forrett was arraigned earlier this month and is now waiting for a weight of the evidence hearing set for Tuesday.

HCRS is preparing to open a new mental health urgent care center in town, with 24/7 walk-in service expected to begin in January.

In multiple incidents, police told demonstrators to leave and then removed those who stayed, issuing trespassing citations in the process.

The revaluation effort will cover all parcel types, including vacant, exempt, agricultural, residential, commercial and industrial property, for the 2027 grand list.

The renovation was led by Ronan Foley, a senior at Leland & Gray High School in Townshend, as his final project toward earning the Eagle Scout rank in Scouting America.

BMH said the initiative will be an important step toward a regional care system that can support families now and into the future.

At Wednesday’s opening event, leaders emphasized that the shelter was created with safety and dignity in mind while also reflecting lessons learned from the organization’s previous site.

The three victims were college students visiting Burlington for the Thanksgiving holiday and staying with family connected to one of them.

In 2025, veterans accounted for 3% of the state’s unhoused population, or 111 people, according to the 2025 State of Homelessness in Vermont report.

After the demolition work is done, NorthStar must still satisfy NRC requirements before any partial site release can happen.