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The Israel Congregation of Manchester held its annual Hanukkah gathering with music, Latkes, smiles, and jelly donuts, a...
12/18/2025

The Israel Congregation of Manchester held its annual Hanukkah gathering with music, Latkes, smiles, and jelly donuts, all under the watchful eye of a Manchester Police Officer stationed outside.

POWNAL – A committee has been formed to research options for the now-vacant Old Town Hall building on Center Street.
12/18/2025

POWNAL – A committee has been formed to research options for the now-vacant Old Town Hall building on Center Street.

BENNINGTON — Recently, multiple members of Bennington's Civil Air Patrol received promotions within the squadron.
12/18/2025

BENNINGTON — Recently, multiple members of Bennington's Civil Air Patrol received promotions within the squadron.

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“This means a whole heck-of-a-lot, especially this year," said Lisa Carpenter, of Bennington. "It’s making a huge differ...
12/17/2025

“This means a whole heck-of-a-lot, especially this year," said Lisa Carpenter, of Bennington. "It’s making a huge difference with everything that’s happening with the economy and tariffs and all that. Everything is astronomical. This allows so many …

“This means a whole heck-of-a-lot, especially this year," said Lisa Carpenter, of Bennington. "It’s making a huge difference with everything that’s happening with the economy and tariffs and all that.

BENNINGTON — Those seeking to revise a Southwest Vermont Union Elementary School District directive on recitation of the...
12/17/2025

BENNINGTON — Those seeking to revise a Southwest Vermont Union Elementary School District directive on recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance, as well as defenders of the board’s December 2024 decision, have both been gathering signatures within the…

BENNINGTON — Those seeking to revise a Southwest Vermont Union Elementary School District directive on recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance, as well as defenders of the board’s December 2024

DORSET — The Long Trail School Varsity Boys Basketball team opened their season on Friday, Dec. 12 with a home-court vic...
12/17/2025

DORSET — The Long Trail School Varsity Boys Basketball team opened their season on Friday, Dec. 12 with a home-court victory against Sharon Academy. The Mountain Lions secured a 37 to 19 win.

DORSET — The Long Trail School Varsity Boys Basketball team opened their season on Friday, Dec. 12 with a home-court victory against Sharon Academy. The Mountain Lions secured a 37

BENNINGTON — The Southwest Vermont Union Elementary School District (SVUESD) Board has approved the acceptance of a dona...
12/17/2025

BENNINGTON — The Southwest Vermont Union Elementary School District (SVUESD) Board has approved the acceptance of a donation of 240 tubs of hospital-grade disinfecting wipes from Bennington ACES, supporting efforts to reduce the spread of preventabl…

BENNINGTON — The Southwest Vermont Union Elementary School District (SVUESD) Board has approved the acceptance of a donation of 240 tubs of hospital-grade disinfecting wipes from Bennington ACES, supporting efforts

The Christmas Market event provides a low-cost platform for over twenty local small businesses and artisans to sell thei...
12/17/2025

The Christmas Market event provides a low-cost platform for over twenty local small businesses and artisans to sell their goods this holiday season.

Southern Vermont Last Minute Gift Guide 2025 is officially out!It’s landing in subscribers’ mailboxes—both in print and ...
12/16/2025

Southern Vermont Last Minute Gift Guide 2025 is officially out!

It’s landing in subscribers’ mailboxes—both in print and via email—and now it’s live for everyone to explore. Flip through the pages to discover standout gift ideas and must-visit destinations across Southern Vermont.

Have a favorite? Share it in the comments and get inspired for your last-minute holiday shopping.

https://issuu.com/newenglandnewspapers/docs/southern_vermont_last_minute_gift_guide_2025

Holiday gift ideas for everyone on your list.

The idea of a Ferris wheel to attract more visitors and area residents to downtown Bennington would be a difficult under...
12/16/2025

The idea of a Ferris wheel to attract more visitors and area residents to downtown Bennington would be a difficult undertaking – especially when it comes to funding – but it’s apparently not impossible.

The idea of a Ferris wheel to attract more visitors and area residents to downtown Bennington would be a difficult undertaking – especially when it comes to funding – but

BENNINGTON — United Counseling Service (UCS) collected nonperishable food items and hygiene products at four of its offi...
12/16/2025

BENNINGTON — United Counseling Service (UCS) collected nonperishable food items and hygiene products at four of its office locations throughout the month of November to donate to local pantries in Bennington and Arlington, in an effort to address th…

BENNINGTON — United Counseling Service (UCS) collected nonperishable food items and hygiene products at four of its office locations throughout the month of November to donate to local pantries in

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