The Brattleboro Reformer is a local newspaper based in Brattleboro, Vermont. They cover a wide range of topics, including local news, sports, events, and community happenings. Their articles provide a comprehensive view of the happenings in Brattleboro and the surrounding areas, keeping residents informed and engaged.
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The Brattleboro Reformer covers a wide range of local events, with a strong focus on crime and sports. Given this emphasis, reaching out to the publication with stories related to local crime incidents or sporting events is likely to garner attention.
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Judges look at several Lego projects that were turned in as they try to pick their favorites in various categories during the 17th annual Lego Contest & Exhibit at the
Performers from the New England Center for Circus Arts dazzle the students at Brattleboro Area Middle School during one of two acrobatic circus shows on Friday, Nov. 8, 2024.
Canal Street remained closed as crews from Hubbard Brothers Inc., demolished the remains of Sportsmen's Lounge at 45 Canal Street in Brattleboro on Friday, Nov. 8, 2024. A large fire destroyed the structure of the building early Thursday morning.
By: Chris Mays, Brattleboro Reformer
STRATTON — A Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament aims to raise thousands of dollars for the Level Field Fund, a nonprofit which helps "athletes with financial need."
BRATTLEBORO — Leo Kottke is a legendary acoustic guitar virtuoso who has developed a cult following of fellow guitarists and fans over the span of a more than 50-year career of recording and performing.
By: Chris Mays
STRATTON — A Pennsylvania man raised money for research into childhood cancer by hiking up Stratton Mountain Resort multiple times.
BRATTLEBORO — A bald eagle sighting tends to offer a majestic view, watching it soar through the sky.
Eighth-graders from St. Michael Catholic School in Brattleboro help pick up American flags on veteran tombstones at local cemeteries in preparation for winter on Friday, Nov. 15, 2024.
DUMMERSTON — Elizabeth Wood, a farmer at New Leaf CSA, transitions her farm for the upcoming winter season.
TOWNSHEND — A patient who fled from Grace Cottage Hospital after allegedly assaulting a nurse and damaging property was located by police.
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