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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A tri-state cycling journey

3 days ago | reformer.com | Kristopher Radder

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. Cyclists navigate through Route 63 in Hinsdale, Chesterfield and Westmoreland, N.H., as part of the 25th annual B2VT Bike Ride on Saturday, June 14. There are three different levels that cyclists can choose. The shortest level starts in Chesterfield, N.H., and the longest starts in Bradford, Mass.
VIDEO: Search for Robert Clay

4 days ago | reformer.com | Kristopher Radder

A 78-year-old man diagnosed with dementia has been missing from his home on Glebe Road since 8 p.m. on Monday and the New Hampshire State Police has activated the Missing Vulnerable Adult/Silver Alert System.
PHOTOS: Honoring Sam Mercurio

4 days ago | reformer.com | Kristopher Radder

Sam Mercurio, a Brattleboro resident and Army veteran, was honored on Tuesday, June 24, 2025, with the Quilt of Valor.
Trial begins in attempted murder of brother-in-law

4 days ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

BRATTLEBORO — Burton Clark Jr. shot his brother-in-law in self defense, his attorney said Monday as Clark's trial for the attempted murder began in Windham Superior Court. The trial of the Rockingham man began with three Vermont State Police troopers taking the stand, identifying bloody photographs taken that night from the troopers' body cameras and identifying two handguns found at the scene.
Aimee Parnell excited to lead Greater Falls Regional Chamber

4 days ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

BELLOWS FALLS — Aimee Parnell has been on the job at the Waypoint Center for about a month, and her enthusiasm is palpable. Parnell, 49, a Springfield resident, sees the Bellows Falls region with fresh eyes and she likes what she sees as the new executive director of the Great Falls Regional Chamber of Commerce.
No injuries after aircraft crashes at Dillant-Hopkins Airport

4 days ago | reformer.com | Kristopher Radder

SWANZEY, N.H. — A gyrocopter losing power crash-landed just short of the crosswind runway at the Keene Dillant-Hopkins Airport in New Hampshire on Monday morning.
One person flown to hospital after crash on Route 9

4 days ago | reformer.com | Kristopher Radder

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. CHESTERFIELD N.H. — Several emergency personnel responded to a single-vehicle crash on Route 9 on Sunday, June 22, 2025. One person was life-flighted to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Hospital in Lebanon for trauma injuries. The cause of the crash was being investigated.
VIDEO: Brattleboro's Class of 2025

1 week ago | reformer.com | Kristopher Radder

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Rockingham reappraisal sees 70 percent jump in residential properties

1 week ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

BELLOWS FALLS — Just because the value of your house has jumped 70 percent, doesn't mean your taxes will also jump 70 percent, Rockingham Chief Lister Paul Noble said Thursday. The Rockingham 2025 reappraisal, which was released earlier this month, reflects what the three Rockingham listers say was an extraordinary increase in the value of single-family homes in Rockingham since 2016.
Man on 'side by side' caught on camera trespassing at Vermont Yankee

1 week ago | reformer.com | Susan Smallheer

VERNON — A heavy-set, bearded man on a 'side by side' ATV is wanted for questioning by Vermont State Police for a nighttime trespassing incident at the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power plant site. The trespassing did not reach the secured area immediately surrounding the plant, which is undergoing a $600 million demolition and cleanup. The only large building remaining at the site is the reactor building, which has been cleaned of most radioactivity.