Tory Rich is a local journalist based in Bennington, Vermont. She writes for the Bennington Banner and Manchester Journal, and her work has also been featured in the Brattleboro Reformer and The Berkshire Eagle. Tory covers a range of topics including local events, sports, community news, and human interest stories.
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Bennington, Vermont, United States (Local)
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By: Tory Rich
For those who haven’t been able to learn the military story of their family members or other loved ones who served, Robert Tegart and the Bennington Historical Society are looking to offer their help, offering a free Veterans Day workshop at Bennington Museum.
The Burr and Burton Academy Bulldogs are Division I Football Vermont State Champions. The Bulldogs held on for another hard-fought victory, this time over the previously-undefeated Hartford Hurricanes, 35-28, Saturday night at Alumni Field in Rutland.
By: Tory Rich
The BBA Bulldogs celebrate their state championship victory over the Hartford Hurricanes in front of the scoreboard at Rutland's Alumni Field.
The BBA Bulldogs celebrate their state championship victory.
By: Tory Rich
The atmosphere during the warm up prior to the GOTR Vermont 5K at Manchester's Thompson Memorial Park in June of 2022 was more like a concert than a fun run. Vermont News & Media file photo
The teardown of the building that once housed Bennington Lanes has begun, and all that remains standing from what was once Billy T's Northside Dairy Bar is some brick and concrete foundation, and a bit of drywall.
By: Chris Mays, Tory Rich, Newell Said, Crosscountry Skiing
Prospect Mountain Nordic Center general manager Steve Whitham, left, and volunteer Scott McEnaney celebrate initial testing of snowmaking equipment at the Woodford resort. Photo provided by Prospect Mountain
By: Michael Mawson, Bennington Banner, Tory Rich
BENNINGTON — In March, Mount Anthony brought students together with its newest varsity team.
BENNINGTON — It took almost three days for the first baby of 2023 to arrive at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center. This year, however, Baby New Year only took several hours.
POWNAL — "Snowflakes are one of nature's most fragile things, but just look what they can do when they stick together." ― Vesta M. Kelly
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