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.
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By: Chris Mays
TOWNSHEND — Grace Cottage Hospital was put under lockdown after a nurse was assaulted and property was damaged by a patient Wednesday morning.
MONTPELIER — A Vermont working group studying the use of psychedelics to improve mental health is not ready to endorse a state program at the moment but has its sights set on the future.
TOWNSHEND — A patient who fled from Grace Cottage Hospital after allegedly assaulting a nurse and damaging property was located by police.
BRATTLEBORO — After months of private negotiations and public discussions on the future of solid waste services, the town manager will be finalizing a contract.
By: Chris Mays
DUMMERSTON — A wide variety of genres and themes will be explored as Vermont Theatre Company takes the stage for "An Evening of One Act Plays."
By: Chris Mays
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Vermont activists pushed for resolutions to block illegal sales of weapons to the Israeli government, introduced by U.S. Sen.
By: Chris Mays
BRATTLEBORO — Town staff are being asked to present paths for cutting 5 or 10 percent of expenditures from the proposed budget.
White, fluffy stuff is starting to show up at local ski resorts.
By: Chris Mays
BRATTLEBORO — Attorneys for a local family, whose son received a COVID-19 vaccination at a clinic at Academy School against their wishes, is filing suit in the U.S. Supreme Court.
BRATTLEBORO — As Representative Town Meeting members prepare to debate if the new Acceptable Community Conduct Ordinance should be tossed out, there's hope among some for a different approach to issues in town.
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