Chris Mays is a General Assignment Reporter at the Brattleboro Reformer and Vermont News & Media. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, cannabis, construction, real estate, and the arts, with a particular focus on educational policy and governance. Chris's work has been featured in several publications, including The Berkshire Eagle, BLOX Digital, and the Manchester Journal.
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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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BRATTLEBORO — Hiring processes are underway for the finance and library director positions in town.
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In a third attempt, the West River Education District budget passed in a 362-286 vote on Wednesday.
MONTPELIER — A new state law is billed by advocates as "a historic step forward in disability rights for Vermonters experiencing homelessness," although a reduction in the motel voucher program is worrisome to them.
BRATTLEBORO — Municipal funding for human services is now finalized. At a meeting last week, the Select Board approved a plan to take new recommendations from the Town Human Services Committee.
BRATTLEBORO — New police and fire union contracts will begin July 1. Current agreements were set to expire at the end of the month.
BRATTLEBORO — On screen in a documentary about her history creating the show "Democracy Now!" then onstage in a question-and-answer session, journalist Amy Goodman received loud cheers at Latchis Theater.
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BRATTLEBORO — A former Townshend resident was fined for disrupting a School Board meeting, and eluding and resisting arrest.
By: Chris Mays
BRATTLEBORO — A Putney man alleged to have started up a chainsaw to keep police from taking him into custody was deemed not competent to stand trial.
