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- Sep 30, 2026
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Vintage Halloween costume exhibition and talk brings history to Mill Store 1865 (opens the original)
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BENNINGTON â A free exhibition that will feature approximately 50 vintage Halloween costumes from antiquarian Gary Yuschalkâs extensive collection will open with a talk on Friday, October 2 at Bennington's Mill Store 1865. The talk will begin with a discussion of the origins of Halloween, tracing the history of Halloween back to its Celtic roots over 2,000 years ago, its evolution as it traversed the Atlantic to the New World, its role in the parlor parties and fortune telling of adults duri
(+) Senate candidates clash and converge at Manchester Community Library forum (opens the original)
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MANCHESTER — A number of community members gathered at the Manchester Community Library to hear from four candidates for Bennington County’s two Vermont Senate seats. The conversation laid out sharply contrasting approaches to the issues of affordability, housing, healthcare, and education, while still agreeing on one central point – many Vermonters no longer feel that they can afford to stay. Incumbent senators Rob Plunkett and Seth Bongartz shared the stage with Republican challengers Josh Wil
Senate candidates clash and converge at Manchester Community Library forum (opens the original)
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MANCHESTER â A number of community members gathered at the Manchester Community Library to hear from four candidates for Bennington Countyâs two Vermont Senate seats. The conversation laid out sharply contrasting approaches to the issues of affordability, housing, healthcare, and education, while still agreeing on one central point â many Vermonters no longer feel that they can afford to stay. Incumbent senators Rob Plunkett and Seth Bongartz shared the stage with Republican challengers Jo
'Not guilty': Racial bias data takes center stage in Bennington assault trial (opens the original)
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BENNINGTON â A Bennington County jury has found Takira Long not guilty of three felony counts of aggravated assault. The three aggravated assault charges stem from a 2023 street altercation that left both Long, who is a Black woman, and Jory Lapierre, her white male neighbor, injured. In the process, the charges brought statewide data on racial bias into a local courtroom. After roughly 2.5 hours of deliberation, the jury returned a notâguilty verdict on all three counts, according to Public
Nathan Gray sentenced to up to nine years in multi-docket drug and probation case (opens the original)
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BENNINGTON â Bennington County defendant Nathan A. Gray, 36, has been sentenced to one day to nine years to serve in state prison after entering a complicated multi-case plea agreement that consolidates DUI, drug, and probation violation charges spanning several years and dockets in the Bennington County Superior criminal court. The agreement, approved on Sept. 17 2026, also results in an âunsatisfactory dischargeâ from multiple probation cases â a designation that will follow Gray into
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