Wayne Miller, a former resident of Hartland, is being held without bail while awaiting trial in state court on 13 felony counts.
Youth organization founder facing new child sexual abuse charges
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4 Upper Valley towns team up to promote solar power initiatives
The Solarize 2022 campaign started as an idea at the Cornish Energy Committee in New Hampshire. The town committed to a 100% renewable energy goal by 2050. Soon, Windsor, Hartland and Plainfield, New Hampshire, joined in.
An Afghan refugee’s long journey from U.S. interpreter to a life in Vermont
When the Taliban gained control of Afghanistan in August, an Afghan citizen who had aided U.S. forces was able to escape with the help of a loose network of military members and veterans. Now he is headed to Vermont.
Some see opportunity in Wilder Dam relicensing
Great River Hydro, a Massachusetts-based company, is proposing to reduce the frequency, duration and magnitude of the discharges it makes to generate electricity at the Wilder, Bellows Falls and Vernon dams.
CSAs and direct farm sales have soared during the pandemic
As farmers worked to meet increased demand for local food, “we heard from farm stands that it was like Thanksgiving every day for months.”
Board terminates Windsor High School principal over Facebook post
“It is unacceptable conduct for a principal to promote equality by day and then, on her own time, make a social media post on Facebook which undermines that work in a way that adversely affects the district, and that is exactly what happened here,” the board said in the decision.
Rare Orchids Expected to Bloom June 18-25 in Hartland
News Release -- The Nature Conservancy in Vermont June 6, 2017 Contact: Eve Frankel 802 229.4425 x101 Hundreds of Rare Orchids Expected to be in Peak Bloom June 18-25 in Hartland, VT Showy Lady’s Slipper Orchids on Full Display at Eshqua Bog Natural Area Hartland, VT, June 12th – Eshqua Bog, a small 40.8 acre […]
Windsor Southeast looks at forming new union high school
The school, initially dubbed The Mountain Academy, would unify four towns.
Crunch time for Windsor Southeast’s Act 46 Study Committee
School districts across Vermont are studying whether to merge with neighbors as part of a state education law. The process can be a huge challenge.
Act 46: Poverty drives rift between Upper Valley school districts
A plan to create a regional high school in Windsor has failed to gain traction because parents in wealthier towns don't want to give up school choice and send their students to what is perceived to be a poor town.
State board's Act 46 ruling 'tearing apart' Windsor Southeast, superintendent says
The board rejected the proposed merger of three choice districts and the lone school district in the area that operates its own school.
Windsor Southeast merger talks stall as Weathersfield digs in over school choice
Because every option that would meet state approval has been considered and rejected at the local level, it’s not clear where the discussion might turn next.
