The Commons, a Brattleboro-based newspaper has
been looking into a low-income housing complex in West Brattleboro that may not be able to reopen, leaving 26 residents
displaced.
Teachers have been picketing with signs and pleading their case to the public, as their local union clashes with the
school board over stalemated contract negotiations.
Tropical Storm Irene inflicted heavy damage in the White River Valley. VPR’s Morning Edition speaks with the editor of the Herald of Randolph, one of the many Vermont news outlets following Irene’s aftermath.
The
case of a missing teenager in Brattleboro is weighing heavily on the hearts and minds of
Vermonters already struggling to recover from Tropical Storm Irene.
On
Fridays at this time, we turn to our Regional Report, speaking with local
editors and reporters about what’s making news in their part of the state. This
week, with the tenth anniversary of 9/11 in the news, we’re looking back at how
journalists covered that story in Vermont.
While
there are many miles of rail in Vermont, passenger service is extremely limited. But that
wasn’t always the case, once there were many passenger routes in Vermont, and some would like to see them return, including
Governor Peter Shumlin who has made the return of rail service between Burlington and Montreal a priority.
Vermont’s Supreme Court has cleared the way for construction
of a Wal-Mart store in St.
Albans, in a decision that
puts an end to a contentious legal battle.