An unidentified man was evacuated by helicopter in the early morning hours of July 25 after getting into a fight during a party behind Harlow's Farmstand in Westminster.

Downtown Brattleboro is a mix of small shops, galleries, and restaurants. An attractive menu for those who live in the area, like Matt Schibley who moved here three years ago.

I first met Mara Williams 20 years ago, when she came from New York City to be the director of the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center.

Susan Bartlett met with a small audience today at Halvorson's Upstreet Cafe in Burlington, and the message was she A "gets it." She gets the fiscal challenges.

New England Youth Theatre is at it again -- Murder, Mayhem, and Malevolence! The Junior Melodrama Program actors grace the stage July 30 to Aug.1, presenting two separate and equally melodramatic plays: "Murder at the Ballet" and "The Picture that was Turned to the Wall." In "Murder at the Ballet," directed by Jane Baker and Sean Fitzharris, Babe ...

Gov. Jim Douglas talks with a guest while ZooHoo's co-owner Adam Grinold, right, looks on.

The Brattleboro Recreation and Parks Department announces the fourth T.G.I.F. Morning Matinee at the Living Memorial Park Rotary Theater, on July 30 at 10:30 a.m. Henry Lapen will perform a comic juggling and audience participation show.

Stanley R. Wisell, 56, of Brattleboro, pleaded not guilty to drunken driving Tuesday in the Windham Criminal Division of the Vermont Superior Court.

I have little doubt that Mo Ambesa's new CD, "Metaphor," will get your head bobbing, your feet moving and your booty shaking.

DUMMERSTON, Vt. -- Every February, one of the last South Pacific islands to host a cargo cult puts on a major festival.