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Gov. Phil Scott says he’s apologized to a Hartford family “on behalf of the state of Vermont� after they were accosted while driving a car with New York�

Most weeks, VPR checks in with community newspapers to ask about top stories. This week, we speak with Valley News reporter Tim Camerato, who filed a�

Each week, VPR reaches out to local newspaper reporters to get more details on a big story in their community. This week, John Gregg from the Valley News�

Five years ago, accompanied by her Cherokee father, DeLanna Studi retraced the northern route of The Trail of Tears � or as many of its 990 miles as are�

Each week, VPR touches base with a local newspaper reporter about a top story from their community. This time, we hear from John Gregg, news editor from�

An Upper Valley man has created what is perhaps the longest home model train display in New England.Over the holidays, Bob Kivela opens up his home to�

Each week, we check in with local newspapers across the region. News editor John Gregg of The Valley News talks about how two New Hampshire communities�

Each week, VPR touches base with a local newspaper reporter about a top story from their community. This time, we hear from John Gregg, news editor with�

Esai’s Table is a new play about the lives of three young, black men that’s just had its world premiere in Vermont. JAG Productions of White River�

The White River Valley has lost one of its most popular roadside attractions.Eaton's Sugar House in Royalton was destroyed by fire Thursday night. No�