Friday, September 21, 2018
A steel wheel roller waits for paving to begin along Route 100.
Three different sewer zones are being reviewed for upgrades by the Wilmington Wastewater District. The town will be looking to fund the projects with grants and property-owner contributions during the next few years.
16 hours 56 min ago
DOVER - Tara Oliveri died from a gunshot wound on Friday. According to state police, her death is not being considered suspicious, and charges are unlikely to be filed.
Oliveri lived at the Snow Creek Inn, which is where she was Friday around 2 am when the Dover Police Department received a 911...
A steel wheel roller waits for paving to begin along Route 100.
Paving, rebuild projects getting underway
WLMINGTON- While businesses across Deerfield Valley are gearing up for foliage season, the Vermont...
September 13, 2018, 3:23 PM
Three different sewer zones are being reviewed for upgrades by the Wilmington Wastewater District. The town will be looking to fund the projects with grants and property-owner contributions during the next few years.
WILMINGTON- On Tuesday, September 4, the Wilmington Selectboard meeting drew a group of residents to hear updates on the sewer assessment that is...
September 13, 2018, 2:06 PM
DOVER - At the Dover Selectboard meeting on Tuesday, September 4, the board told police chief Randy Johnson to hold off on a shed he requested. New...
September 13, 2018, 1:36 PM
DOVER - Tara Oliveri died from a gunshot wound on Friday. According to state police, her death is not being considered suspicious, and charges are unlikely to be filed.
Oliveri lived at the Snow Creek Inn, which is where she was Friday around 2 am when the Dover Police Department received a 911...
September 20, 2018
News
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September 20, 2018DOVER - Tara Oliveri died from a gunshot wound on Friday. According to state police, her death is not being considered suspicious, and charges are unlikely to be filed. Oliveri lived at the Snow... -
A steel wheel roller waits for paving to begin along Route 100.September 13, 2018Paving, rebuild projects getting underway WLMINGTON- While businesses across Deerfield Valley are gearing up for foliage season, the Vermont Agency of Transportation is getting ready for a... -
Three different sewer zones are being reviewed for upgrades by the Wilmington Wastewater District. The town will be looking to fund the projects with grants and property-owner contributions during the next few years.September 13, 2018WILMINGTON- On Tuesday, September 4, the Wilmington Selectboard meeting drew a group of residents to hear updates on the sewer assessment that is focused on three sections of downtown. Gretchen...
Sports
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September 20, 2018WILMINGTON- Twin Valley and Leland & Gray met for the first time this season in girls’ varsity soccer action Wednesday evening. The Rebels used a strong second half to pull away from what was a... -
September 20, 2018WILMINGTON- When the schedule for the Twin Valley varsity boys’ soccer team came out this summer, fans probably circled one match as a “must see” game. That would have been Thursday’s meeting... -
September 14, 2018BELLOWS FALLS- The Twin Valley Middle High School girls’ varsity soccer team has kicked the season off with a great start, winning their opening match at Bellows Falls 2-1 on Thursday, September 6...
Features
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September 17, 2018It is a pitiful shame and a real embarrassment that so few people show up every Thursday afternoon at 3 pm to benefit from the free lecture series organized by Wilmington's Town Nurse, Jennifer...
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September 13, 201810 years ago: Gov. Jim Douglas was facing several opponents in his bid for reelection, including an independent candidate from Readsboro. Justin Gamache was running as an independent write-in...
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September 13, 2018WHITINGHAM- The Hungry Lion Bike Tour was almost finished before it ever started. That’s because the initial tour was planned for the last Saturday in September 2011. Unfortunately, four weeks...
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