Brattleboro Reformer

The Brattleboro Reformer holds the title of the third-largest daily newspaper in Vermont. It boasts a weekday circulation of slightly more than 10,000 copies, ranking behind the Burlington Free Press and the Rutland Herald. This newspaper is published six days a week from Monday to Saturday, with its Weekend Reformer edition attracting the highest number of readers. The paper's headquarters are located in Brattleboro, Vermont, and it enjoys a market penetration of 62.8, indicating its weekday sales per 100 households in its local zip code.

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Bigger, louder crowd in BF says 'Hands Off'

5 days ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

BELLOWS FALLS — No shots were fired like in Lexington and Concord 250 years ago, but more than 400 people took peacefully to the streets of Bellows Falls Saturday at noon to protest the Trump administration's attacks on democracy. A light rain fell, as it had two weeks ago when a smaller crowd turned out in protest.
Sacred Heart Church and rectory in Bellows Falls is for sale

6 days ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

BELLOWS FALLS — The Sacred Heart Church and its rectory, the longtime spiritual home for the area's Polish Catholics who had built their own house of worship more than 100 years ago, is for sale. The 1910 church closed a number of years ago, and parishioners joined the nearby St. Charles Catholic Church, which is located a short distance away, also on Green Street. Since losing its elderly priest to retirement, the church at 37 and 39 Green Street has been largely unused.
Rockingham fire department opts out of joint training

6 days ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

BELLOWS FALLS — The chief and most members of the Rockingham Volunteer Fire Department opted not to participate in this week's first equipment training session, which is part of the consolidation of the town's three departments into one unit.
Rockingham makes progress on flag policy

1 week ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

BELLOWS FALLS — Only members of the Rockingham Select Board or their designees will be allowed to suggest what commemorative flags the town would fly, according to a draft policy the board is considering. The Select Board took a look at the proposed flag policy Tuesday night, and sent it back to the town attorney for more adjustments. The board will vote to either adopt or reject it in two weeks, according to Town Manager Scott Pickup.
Potential deficits eyed in Brattleboro finances

1 week ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

BRATTLEBORO — Potential deficits are a concern following a quarterly financial report for the town. Brattleboro is 75 percent of the way through the fiscal year and expenditures currently stand at 83.7 percent of the annual budget in the general fund, Town Manager John Potter said at the Select Board meeting Tuesday.
Avoid muddy trails, groups ask

1 week ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

Mud season brings trail closures, which are intended for their protection and future enjoyment. The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation (FPR) said mud season can run until Memorial Day in upper elevations.
Brooks House block up for sale

1 week ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

BRATTLEBORO — Brooks House is on the market. Cushman & Wakefield’s New England Multifamily Advisory Group and VT Commercial posted the listing, which describes it as "a mixed-use historic building located in downtown Brattleboro." "The property originally operated as one of the premier hotels in New England and after a fire in 2011 was gut renovated starting in 2013 and completed in August 2014," states the listing at multifamily.cushwake.com/Listings/31420.
Bellows Falls teen rescued after 30 foot fall on Fall Mountain

1 week ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

NORTH WALPOLE, N.H. — An 18-year-old from Bellows Falls, Vt., was rescued by helicopter Tuesday night after he fell 30 feet near the Table Rock overlook on Fall Mountain, seriously injuring his leg. The rescue of the hiker from the popular hiking area, which is also known as Mount Kilburn, took a large four-hour response from area emergency responders, and ended with him being hoisted off the mountain by a New Hampshire Army National Guard helicopter.
Vermont education secretary defends DEI in fed certification

1 week ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

MONTPELIER — Vermont is following the law and and proud of its efforts to be welcoming to all students, Education Secretary Zoie Saunders told the U.S. Department of Education. "And because of — not despite —those efforts, Vermont can confidently certify — as it has in the past — that it complies with current Title 6 statutory, regulatory, and decisional law," she wrote Monday in response to a request for certification from the federal government.
Grafton Village Cheese sold to South Woodstock cheese company

1 week ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

GRAFTON — The Windham Foundation has sold its award-winning Grafton Village Cheese Company to the South Woodstock-based Vermont Farmstead Cheese Co.The sale was completed on Monday, according to Kent Underwood, the president and chief executive officer of Vermont Farmstead, and now Grafton Village Cheese as well. Financial terms of the sale were not disclosed.