Chris Mays is a local journalist based in Brattleboro, Vermont. He writes for the Brattleboro Reformer and the Bennington Banner, covering a wide range of topics including local news, community events, education, and outdoor activities. His work has also been featured in the Manchester Journal and The Berkshire Eagle.
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Chris Mays focuses on local news in Vermont, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. He frequently covers crime, entertainment news, and business & industry topics related to the region.
To effectively reach out to Chris, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local events, developments in Vermont or Brattleboro communities, as well as any significant changes in the business landscape within these areas. Furthermore, pitches addressing government announcements or evolving stories such as new initiatives or community development projects are likely to resonate with him.
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After snow covered the local ski hills, rain brought flood alerts around the state and temporarily changed up operation plans at resorts.
BRATTLEBORO — An upcoming recital will showcase student musicians who have been building their chops and hope to hit bigger stages.
By: Chris Mays
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By: Chris Mays
By Chris Mays, Brattleboro Reformer BRATTLEBORO — Tough conversations are underway this budget season.
By: Chris Mays
WILMINGTON — The Matterhorn Doghouse makes no bones about wanting to provide a little slice of hot dog heaven.
By: Ryan Smith, Chris Mays, Ava Shelby
On December 15, 2024, a Wilson Sonsini patent litigation team secured a summary judgment victory for client Thermal Shipping Solutions based on recent Federal Circuit case law interpreting patent invalidity under the America Invents Act (AIA). This decision is one of the first in the nation to address the “public disclosure” and “derivation” exceptions under 35 U.S.C. § 102.
PUTNEY — Keith Marks is leaving Next Stage Arts for the next phase of his professional journey but he's staying in town and plans to remain involved with the organization.
BRATTLEBORO — A finance committee is urging the Select Board to ask town staff for a list of potential staff cuts to consider as the proposed municipal budget could rise by more than 20 percent.
BRATTLEBORO — An elevator that had been down since June is back up and running at the five-story Snow Block Apartments on Flat Street.
By: Chris Mays
WHITINGHAM — In the second year of a corrective action plan with the U.S. Department of Justice, Twin Valley Middle High School reportedly is making progress and being alerted to its shortcomings.
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