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Woodstock police chief resigns after demotion overturned - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Sofia Langlois was first published in the Valley News on Sept. 29, 2026. WOODSTOCK — A judge ruled Tuesday in favor of the Woodstock police chief who town officials have now failed twice to demote. Judge Kerry McDonald-Cady ruled in favor of Joseph Swanson and ordered that any further demotion considerations go before an impartial board. But Swanson has instead decided to retire as chief, as confirmed by his attorney, Linda Fraas. In her decision, McDonald-Cady focused on an email
A rising cohort of vets is giving Vermonters new ways to say goodbye to beloved pets - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Laura Cadmus’ cat, Duffy, used to sit on the edge of her table and a CD rack with his front legs dangling off the side. Now, the same spots are decorated with photos of him in those odd positions, her way to hold onto his memory after he died of cancer earlier this year at age 8. “(It) was absolutely so devastating to me,” said the Barre native. “I mean, it’s probably just in the last couple months that I’ve stopped crying every day.” There’s one thing that has brought Cadmus comfort through her
Federal government rejects winning bid for Montpelier’s former post office - VTDigger (opens the original)
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The federal government has rejected the winning bid for Montpelier’s former downtown post office building, throwing the future of the building into uncertainty. The 87 State Street Local Development Corporation, a nonprofit coalition of local organizations and developers, had made the winning bid of $540,000 in the auction that ended in August. On Friday, the group announced in a press release that the sale did not go through. The treasurer of the corporation, Jon Copans, told VTDigger that he w
Vermont Almanac, an annual compendium of Vermont life, is shutting down - VTDigger (opens the original)
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For six years, Vermont Almanac has served as a “glorious mix of eclectic content” on Vermont life, from creative essays and how-tos on rural skills to history and nature write-ups. “It was like a very cozy, by-the-woodstove book to read,” said longtime reader Naomi Heindel. But the almanac said this week that six years would not become seven. Instead of opening up its website for preorders, the publication announced in a newsletter that it was shutting down. “I think the original version of Verm
A bump at the pump: Labor Day is on track to have the highest gas prices ever - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Gas prices have hit an average of $4.29 per gallon in Vermont, putting the state on track to have a record-breaking Labor Day weekend for gas prices, according to data from the American Automobile Association. “We need to lower that price as best we can and save as much as we can,” said Suzanne Grace, a spokesperson for AAA Northern New England. After a slight lull in higher gas prices in June and early July, the cost of a regular-grade gallon of gasoline in Vermont has surged back upward. At a
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