Brattleboro

Three Afghan refugees opened a restaurant in Brattleboro, but it had to close after the landlord failed to pay his utility bills. Now, with support from the community, they are reopening in a new location.

A Seven Days cover story digs into a period of upheaval for the Greensboro youth circus troupe.

Seven Days music editor Chris Farnsworth discusses new releases from some of Vermont's most famous musicians.

The Vermont state treasurer's 10% in VT program will provide $4 million in low-interest loans for a 28-unit housing development at the former Austine School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Brattleboro.

At the end of the month, Brattleboro Police Chief Norma Hardy plans to retire.

Hank Poitras’ ascendancy in conservative politics is raising questions about who gains power in a Vermont Republican Party that says it is trying to distance itself from the extremists within its ranks.

Brattleboro voters have three options on Town Meeting Day, and because of the way the ballot is worded, each option could potentially win.

Storefronts along the town's Main Street are brimming with miniature scenes this month.

The Winston Prouty Center for Child and Family Development recently received a $1 million donation to reopen a family shelter that closed after the state ended its emergency housing program in June.

School bus drivers and monitors who work for the Windham Southeast Supervisory Union have unanimously ratified a new union contract