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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Antisemitism condemned in Brattleboro

3 days ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

BRATTLEBORO — With more graffiti tied to antisemitism reported to local police and violent incidents happening through the U.S., members of the Jewish community are feeling rattled. "Yesterday afternoon, I reported more Aryan Brotherhood (a known neo-Nazi/white supremacist gang) graffiti spray painted on a fence in downtown to the Brattleboro Police Department," a concerned citizen, who asked not to be identified out of fear of retaliation, said Monday.
Trailhead Thursdays brings midweek energy to Bromley

3 days ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

PERU — Bromley Mountain Resort is introducing Trailhead Thursdays as a way to get the community together on a weekly basis. The event starts June 5 and will run through Aug. 21., with the climb from the base to the summit to begin at 6 p.m. "It's a weekly group trail run or hike," said Steve Gabriel, marketing coordinator at Bromley. "Any pace is welcome." Gabriel said the vertical distance is about 1,283 feet or 3.39 miles. The Trailhead in the Sun Lodge will be open for food.
Emergency resiliency eyed for Vermont community radio stations

4 days ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

MONTPELIER — Community radio stations will be getting a boost to "remain resilient and prepared to serve as lifelines during emergencies while fostering local engagement and preserving Vermont’s unique community fabric," according to a bill passed by the Legislature.
NewBrook's Farm and Field Day celebrates community connections

4 days ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

NEWFANE — Outside NewBrook Elementary School on a warm and sunny day, students ran from one station to the next, engaged in the many Farm and Field Day activities being offered. "We try to bring community members in and show everybody a good time," said Amy Duffy, garden coordinator at NewBrook Elementary.
Vermont education reform talks to continue

4 days ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

MONTPELIER — Reaching agreement on plans for education reform remains an elusive goal for lawmakers and the governor. Gov.
Angling and Donuts events bring community to floodplain projects

5 days ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

BRATTLEBORO — Sunday mornings can be perfect for learning fishing skills and about floodplains, eating donuts and making new friends. River steward Kathy Urffer of the Connecticut River Conservancy said this marks the fourth year of hosting the Angling and Donuts events. On Sunday, the first one was held at the Birge Street location, where a floodplain project has been finalized and planted. Previously, the other events were held on Melrose Street.
New trees in Townshend, thanks to Vermont Community Tree Fund

5 days ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

TOWNSHEND — New trees were added to the town common. Townshend is the first ever recipient of the Vermont Community Tree Fund grant, said Katie Marrow, vice chairwoman of the Select Board and grants coordinator for the town.
A showcase of science at NewBrook

1 week ago | reformer.com | Kristopher Radder

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. NEWFANE — Students at NewBrook Elementary School show off their science projects during the school's annual Science Fair on May 20.
Charter Commission seeks clarity before finalizing annual town meeting recommendation

1 week ago | reformer.com | Chris Mays

BRATTLEBORO — A vote by the Charter Review Commission on which form of annual town meeting to recommend was put off until the next meeting. On Thursday, the commission held off on the decision after members learned that a vote of the community would need to dissolve Representative Town Meeting before a charter update goes back to voters then the Legislature and governor.
VIDEO: Solar Sprint Competition

1 week ago | reformer.com | Kristopher Radder

The Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center hosted its annual solar sprint competition at Living Memorial Park in Brattleboro on Thursday, May 29, 2025. Student teams from Windham County and Cheshire County, N.H., used rechargeable batteries to power their vehicles because of the weather.