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By: Michael Albans, Bennington Banner, Chad Coon
BENNINGTON — A Bennington man who passed a box truck at a high rate of speed along Route 7 in Pownal last summer — seriously injuring himself and two others — was arraigned Monday in Bennington on a felony gross negligence of a vehicle with serious injury charge and is facing a possible 15-years behind bars if found guilty.
A plan for improvements to the village center proposes steps to make it a more safe, attractive and unifying community area.
By: Tim Wassberg, Bennington Banner
Emma Arian, Executive Director of the Vermont Brewers Association at the 2024 Vermont Craft Brewers Conference in Burlington.
William Cottrell, left, participates in a candidate forum in Pownal prior to the March 2024 election. Cottrell, who was elected the Select Board, has resigned citing additional work and other commitments. The Select Board will discuss filling the vacancy on Tuesday.
By: Mark Rondeau, Bennington Banner
Monument Elementary School Principal Donna Cauley. Snip from school video
By: Jim Therrien, Bennington Banner
Richard Spiese, left, Jason Dolemech of MSK Engineering and Town Manager Stuart Hurd, are shown during a meeting in 2023 to inform residents of newly discovered PFAS contamination in some local water wells. The state and town will update residents on the investigations in a meeting set for December 5. FILE
By: Michael Albans, Bennington Banner
Devin Hanson departs his hospitalization hearing in Bennington after an outburst of threats and cursing. Michael Albans — Bennington Banner
By: Mark Rondeau, Bennington Banner
Bennington Charter Review Committee Chair Jackie Matts and member Michael Muscato at Monday's Select Board meeting. Snip from CAT-TV video
By: Tim Wassberg, Bennington Banner
James Andrew Walsh will be taking on the role of Daddy Warbucks at the MAC in Bennington in December. Provided Photo
After Superior Court Judge David Barra confirmed the results of the Bennington-1 House race Monday following a recount, losing candidate Republican Bruce Busa is asking the Vermont House to decide his race against Democrat Jonathan Cooper. By Jim Therrien, Bennington Banner correspondent
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