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• Jeffrey Mullins sentenced for role in fatal Hartford shooting

  03-10-2026 13:11 via vtdigger.org
  
  Jessica Lemay (left on Webex screen) gives her victim impact statement during the sentencing of Jeffrey Mullins (center) for his involvement in a fatal shooting last August. Photo by Alex Ebrahimi/Valley NewsThis story by Alex Ebrahimi was first published in the Valley News on Oct. 1, 2026. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — One of three individuals involved in a botched robbery turned fatal shooting in Hartford has been sentenced to six to 10 years, suspended to six months in prison with 10 yea
  
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• Stepping inside Vermont’s creative spaces during Open Studio Weekend

  03-10-2026 00:32 via vtdigger.org
  
  Frank Saliani handles freshly thrown plates in his Montpelier studio, Green House Pottery. Photo by Emma RosenthalThis story by Emma Rosenthal was first published Oct. 1, 2026.Via Community News Service, a University of Vermont journalism internship, for the Bridge. Twice a year, the doors to Vermont’s creative spaces swing open, giving visitors a peek into pottery studios, galleries and artists’ workspaces across the state. Organized by the Vermont Crafts Council, Vermont
  
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• Amanda Janoo bests Phil Scott in September campaign fundraising blitz

  03-10-2026 00:23 via vtdigger.org
  
  Democratic nominee for governor Amanda Janoo, left, and Republican Gov. Phil Scott. Photos by Glenn Russell/VTDiggerVermont’s Democratic candidate for governor, Amanda Janoo, raised more money than Republican Gov. Phil Scott in September, according to newly filed campaign finance reports, putting her nearly level with the governor in cash on hand heading into the final month of the campaign.The fundraising numbers are another data point indicating this year’s race for governor is th
  
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• Hackers demand ransom from Slate Valley school district after compromising teachers’ personal data

  03-10-2026 00:04 via vtdigger.org
  
  Fair Haven Grade School. Photo Courtesy of Slate Valley Unified Union School District Communications Coordinator Lisa CacciatoreHackers are demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars in ransom from the Slate Valley Unified School District after hacking a district server last month and compromising teachers’ personal information, according to Superintendent Brooke Olsen-Farrell. The incident continues to wreak havoc on the district after hackers breached the district’s internet
  
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