Wilmington, VT

Southwestern Vermont Health Care's Deerfield Valley Campus in Wilmington. New hires will result in a net increase in town’s primary-care capacity  WILMINGTON—Southwestern Vermont Health Care’s Deerfield Valley Campus is adding two new physicians, resulting in a net increase in its primary-care capacity in a town that has seen a shortage of primary care for years.

WILMINGTON—A late addition to Wilmington’s updated town plan asserts the high value that the town places on its artistic and cultural community, and calls for policies that promote the work of creative professionals such as painters, potters, sculptors, and writers. The town’s planning commission on Monday provisionally accepted a new chapter in the proposed plan that will be discussed at a public hearing on October 13 before being submitted, with any changes, to the Wilmington Selectbo

WILMINGTON—Lisa Sullivan recalled the morning of Sunday, August 28, 2011, when raging flood waters from Tropical Storm Irene threatened to destroy the building that houses Bartleby’s Books. Water pressure on the building was so great from the “river” flowing down Route 9 that Sullivan’s husband, a builder, decided to open the front door to help the water to drain away, albeit through their bookshop.

WILMINGTON—Twin Valley School Board members on Tuesday discussed a state requirement, under Act 170 of 2026, that they will soon have to name at least one representative to a regional committee that will consider merging school districts, but the districts will not be forced to form combined districts if they conclude a merger wouldn’t make sense.

DEERFIELD VALLEY—Democrats in five Deerfield Valley towns voted decisively for Molly Gray and Becca Balint as their candidates for lieutenant governor and representative to Congress, respectively, but they were less clear on their choice for Governor and state senator, according to Tuesday’s primary results. Gray’s number of votes heavily outweighed those of her Democratic challengers among voters in Wilmington, Dover, Readsboro, Wardsboro, and Searsburg, but they prevailed less decisiv

Windham Southwest Supervisory Union reports better financial position in fiscal 2026 WILMINGTON—Windham Southwest Supervisory Union will shift its focus to improving test scores starting in the new school year, after spending the last two years getting its financial house in order, officials said said Tuesday.

Adams Farm due to reopen on Labor Day weekend after eight-year closure WILMINGTON—For generations, Adams Farm has changed with the times. It has been a dairy farm, a sleigh ride destination, a petting farm and, most recently, a collection of short-term rentals. Now, seventh-generation family member Olivia Adams Mancivalano is preparing to bring the farm back to life.