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Nearly 130 people lost their jobs when the Putney Paper Mill closed last week.
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That's after Brattleboro residents voted to change their charter. The change became official last year after the state Legislature overrode Gov. Phil Scott's veto.
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The Windham County creamery won two Super Gold awards at this year's World Cheese Awards.
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Carlos the Ox was often the first animal folks would see when visiting Retreat Farm.
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Spiese, who works as a hazard waste site manager for the Department of Environmental Conservation, is once again traveling around Bennington in response to further PFAS contamination in residents' water.
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The Fletcher Farm School for the Arts and Crafts will shut down as it tries to raise money and regroup for a possible opening in 2025. This comes after Ludlow residents faced summer flooding, among other impacts.
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In Weston, the select board is being asked to support a FEMA buyout of a commercial property. The board has to weigh losing the village store with accepting the effects of climate change on the downtown.
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The state now says it wants to test up to 90 wells across southern Bennington for toxic PFAS chemicals, and residents within the testing area are anxiously awaiting more information.
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Towns across the state are still cleaning up rivers and streams after this summer's floods, and they're trying to get the waterways ready for the next flood event.
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After July's flooding wrecked the water system in Woodstock, the owners of the privately run company say they can't afford to continue investing in system.