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Former Townshend resident fined for School Board disruption

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By Chris Mays Verified
| Brattleboro Reformer Verified
BRATTLEBORO — A former Townshend resident was fined for disrupting a School Board meeting, and eluding and resisting arrest. Elizabeth Dery, 69, who now lives on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, was sentenced Monday in Windham Superior Court, Criminal Division. She was fined $200 for the offenses. Dery was convicted of disorderly conduct for an incident at the West River Education District Board meeting in April 2022 in Townshend then eluding and resisting arrest.
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Suspect who started chainsaw resisting arrest deemed not competent

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By Chris Mays Verified
| Brattleboro Reformer Verified
BRATTLEBORO — A Putney man alleged to have started up a chainsaw to keep police from taking him into custody was deemed not competent to stand trial. James R. Rowe, 54, was charged with aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer for threatening police with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest and violation of conditions of release for the April incident. He was ordered held without bail following an arraignment hearing in Windham Superior Court, Criminal Division.
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New Amtrak station lauded for accessibility, welcoming vibe

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By Chris Mays Verified
| Brattleboro Reformer Verified
Several hundred people turned out to watch the ribbon-cutting ceremony and see the first train pull into Brattleboro as they celebrate the completion of the new $10 million Amtrak train station, the first level-platform station in the state of Vermont, on Wednesday, June 24, 2026. BRATTLEBORO — Community members cheered the new Amtrak station as officials listed its achievements.
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