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August 24, 2023

Vermont flood shortens season for prominent theater, actors must now figure out how to rebuild the playhouse

The July flooding in Vermont destroyed a playhouse in Weston along the West River. The theater company shortened the season and is now looking to rebuild.

August 16, 2023

Vermont's lieutenant governor holds book tour highlighting books that are banned, restricted in other states

Vermont LT. Gov. David Zuckerman is hosting a book tour to highlight books that are banned or restricted in other states. One of the books he's reading is "And Tango Make Three."

August 14, 2023

Bernie Sanders pushing campaign cash to wife and stepson's nonprofit raises 'legitimate concern': watchdog

Sen. Bernie Sanders sent six figures worth of campaign cash to his wife and stepson's nonprofit this year, which a watchdog says raises "legitimate concern."

August 12, 2023

Vermont dog relocated, up for adoption in New Jersey after flooding threatens shelter

A two-year-old hound mix, originally from Vermont, is looking for his forever home after he was relocated to New Jersey due to major community flooding.

August 11, 2023

Visiting gymnastics coach in Vermont pleads not guilty to voyeurism charge

Jonathan Girard, a visiting gymnastics coach, has pleaded not guilty to a voyeurism charge. He was accused of recording people using the bathroom.

August 10, 2023

Water, sewage treatment plants across the US at risk as flooding becomes more unpredictable, destructive

As flooding becomes more destructive and less predictable in the United States, water and sewage treatment facilities are at a higher risk of being damaged.

August 9, 2023

Bernie Sanders funneled $200K in campaign cash to wife and stepson's nonprofit institute, records reveal

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., pushed $200,000 to the Sanders Institute, a nonprofit founded by his wife and stepson that appears to do minimal work.

August 1, 2023

Small Vermont college giving upperclassmen $10K to skip semester amid enrollment boom

Middlebury College, a small liberal arts school in Middlebury, Vermont, is offering upperclassmen $10,000 to skip a semester in hopes of stemming likely overcrowding this fall.

August 1, 2023

Death of NBC Connecticut anchor's mother being investigated as homicide

The February death of NBC Connecticut anchor Heidi Voight's mother, Claudia, is being investigated as a homicide after initially being labelled the result of a medical episode.

July 29, 2023

Vermont hiker found dead after going missing amid historic flooding: Police

Vermont police say that a hiker who went missing in early July was found dead on Friday, and say that the state's historic flooding likely played a role.