Barre, VT News

• Barre, VT News
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• Berlin man faces DUI charge
• Longest-serving sheriff remembered
• Police: Missing boy found after five-hour search
• Masked woman robs Champlain Farms
• Event to benefit victim’s son
• Police search for two stolen weapons
• Vermont burglary suspect shot by trooper dies
• Barre school tax hike expected to offset part of savings
• Waterbury recovery ideas go looking for dollars
• Man arrested in Wal-Mart theft
• Barre police log: Stolen mailbox, bad chickens, K-9s to the rescue
• Montpelier police log: Stolen bike, noisy neighbor, renegade sheep
• Man accused of firing shot
• Four arrested after chase
• Fire destroys Vt. building
• Price Chopper employee honored
• Storm chaser: Eye on the Sky meteorologist taking weather sabbatical
• Berlin worker wins produce honors
• Sewer project progresses
• Bridge elected senior VP
• Music Review: Shostakovich wins over VSO crowd
• Senate attempts to propel hemp legalization
• Montpelier This Week: All-you-can-eat pie and hula hoops
• Barre Town to vote on public safety study
• Police search for two who crashed stolen car
• Three men cited for underaged drinking
• Firms gets eco-friendly award
• Police seek robber in Vt.
• VSO gets grant for tour
• Vt. resolution: Thanks for M&Ms
• Stolen cars pulled from rivers
• Barre race fans revved up for Thunder Road opener : Barre race fans get early peek at Thunder Road contenders
• Granite workers ratify contrcats
• Theater Review: Lost Nation Theater brings Paterson novel to life
• Fire damages widow’s Berlin home
• Vermont man surrenders following 7-hour standoff
• Waste district to give away 100 bicycles
• Shumlin signs bill to expand anti-DUI devices
• Utility merger legislation House balks; payback hopes fade
• Three arrested after hit-and-run
• Waterbury trustees air issues with police chief
• Jacques’ history again at issue
• GMO food labeling bill considered dead
• Arrest warrants issued this week
• Vt. temps normal, but plants threatened by warmth
• Man charged with DUI-4
• Parents shut off teen’s cellphone, he reacts
• 3 arrested following hit-and-run accident
• Talk of the Town
• Parkside swindler to be sentenced next month
• Votes expected in Barre contract talks
• Woman charged with neglecting horses
• Second Republican to run for Vt governor
• Bar warned not to hold ‘teen nights’
• Police seek female robbery duo
• Waterbury thanks lawmakers for restoring jobs
• Man sentenced in area burglary, theft
• Vt. immigrant students talk about inequality
• Judge reverses consumer fraud award
• Stir It Up: You have to love recipes that work
• Want a challenge? Design an infill
• Talk of the Town: A yurt in town; a 'sweet' retreat; maintenance man honored
• Phone lines cut for copper
• Police talk to woman who used dead man’s debit card
• Old organ coming back to state
• Montpelier biomass project budget is ‘razor thin’
• Barre man arrested in theft
• Council: Leave cobblestone pile alone
• Barre budget, round two
• FEMA program welcomes Irene victims home
• Shumlin: Inmate count, crime both down
• Police: Man took heroin to jail
• First day smooth at new offices
• Office manager jailed for stealing
• Burlington swapping meters
• Proposed asphalt plant paves way to controversy
• Plainfield boards wrestle over filling open seat
• Bid to pass marijuana decriminalization fails in Vt
• Court to hear wrongful death arguments
• Police: Crack theft led to shooting death
• Song pays tribute to Irene recovery spirit
• Patricia Prue provides DNA
• Vt bill elevates education chief to secretary
• Police cite host, guest of party
• Barre police log: Brawl, traffic dodger, plant thief prompt calls
• Owners say ‘junkyard’ exempt from town action
• ‘Police probe fatal shooting
• Actors needed at Goddard College for ‘Occupy’ video
• Car fires stun shoppers
• Police search for link to Williamstown car break-ins
• Historian’s book retells classic Barre tales
• Men’s Store in Montpelier closed
• Music Review: Huling at home with Russian Romantics
• Four arraigned in Berlin home invasion
• Singer from Lynn makes appearances
• Report details a rough year for Vermont’s environment
• Man holds up Burlington shop
• Vt. ski resort gets permit
• Teenager charged with assault
• College wins library award
• Sanders discusses geothermal energy
• Outer space goes digital
• Haiku finds its place in festival — and every day
• Store schuduled to re-open in Marshfield
• Chamber gears up for events
• Music Review: Misunderstood wolf enlivens chamber music
• Night work continues
• Vermont lawmakers debate allowing parents say no to vaccines
• Vt. seeks help tracking bats
• Theater Review: Vermont Stage delivers raucous humor in Shakesepeare
• ‘It’s just in their blood’: Woodstock farm family endures through fire and flood
• Heating district gets back on track
• Roxbury house fire claims one
• Gruesome mock crash aims to keep students safe
• Williamstown ballfield gets all-clear after it’s cleaned up
• Vt. House passes corporate personhood resolution
• Unemployment checks delayed
• Chain saw sparks brush fire in Vt.
• Pre-Irene river rules reinstated
• Sex offender gets 27 months for not registering
• Stir it Up: Tart, freshrhubarbtasteslikespring
• Man guilty of lewd conduct
• Elderly woman robbed in home
• Barre schedules work at city playgrounds
• Talk of the Town
• Waterbury seeks to expand Fourth celebration
• Montpelier hopes park plan proves more fruitful
• For the record: Barre councilors make correction
• Vt. wins federal change on Guard disaster aid: Vermont wins change on Guard disaster aid
• Brookfield man faces marijuana charges
• Barre man faces drug charges
• Man arrested after chase
• Senate to debate child care union
• Some Vt. cell customers to be able to text 911
• More arrested in Kingdom meth ring
• Postal unions, Sanders send messages
• Williamstown board told money isn’t there for parade
• Air Force eyes F-35s for Guard base
• Woman injured in Bradford crash
• Waterbury: Study offers nine options for municipal building
• Northfield merger petition submitted to clerk
• East Montpelier: $10.3M school bond headed to voters
• Green Mountain Club launches new website
• 7 immigrant workers on UVM project arrested
• Legislation could cost those who don’t join union
• Police investigate rash of burglaries
• Norwich to the NHL, with thanks
• Two more chains seek space in Berlin plaza
• Dartmouth president next World Bank chief
• Welch trying to stop student loan interest hike
• Body found in Vt. pool
• Parks commission to discuss Hubbard Park tree planting
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• Northfield man jailed after party
• Mud bog accident injures woman
• U-32 Project Graduation may not happen
• Berlin state hospital hearings postponed
• Barre police log: Playing with fire; falling boat
• Vt.’s Smuggler’s Notch reopens
• Warren man charged with false complaints
• 2 arrested in stabbing
• PoemCity 2012: Finding your inner poet
• Careers
• Vt. town wary of washed-up remains as spring dawns
• Big Dig update: Night work resumes
• Montpelier This Week:
• Agency offers self-defense course
• Cowbell cacophony heard in Vt.
• Police mum on results of search
• Towns launch solar initiative
• Experts examine Jenkins killing
• Waterbury Local Energy Action Partnership hosts sixth annual energy fair.
• Vt. court agrees with dismissal of police lawsuit
• Ex-manager seeks return to job
• Court affirms dismissal of lawsuit
• Crash sends 2 children to hospital
• Crash sends 2 children to hospital
• Foes of Cabot Creamery’s wastewater spraying hint at boycott
• College chancellor’s staff to consolidate in Montpelier
• Police won’t talk about search for missing couple
• Barre pupils are charged with new school threats
• Phish, Ben & Jerry’s call for “more cowbell”
• Late-season surge in flu cases
• Bug farmers
• Trash bill loaded with bottle law, bag ban
• Alleged threats prompt federal charges
• Barre council will offer voters budget of $9.98 million-plus
• Music Review: Passion dominates Takács performance
• A tragic voyage: Barre granite carver died aboard Titanic
• Central Vermont business returns after Irene
• Charlie’s indelible mark being left
• No bail review in Jenkins case
• Police seeking missing couple in dig in Essex
• LEAP fair set for April 14
• Beloved Berlin farmer Burke dies, 87
• Man facing charges of assault with ashtray
• Local turbine maker wins national recognition
• Stir it Up: Make time to cook; your family is worth it
• Vt. town gets full-time manager
• Addison filmmaker pleads guilty to fraud
• Several reports of drug sales taking place around city
• Talk of the town
• Budget decision time for council
• Twinfield tables Cabot class-sharing talks
• Woman pleads guilty to officer assault
• Man pleads guilty to lewd behavior
• Fire damages Marshfield home
• Group to appeal wind project
• CVMC wins OK for records
• Green Up takes long-term approach
• School briefly evacuated
• Sanders gets a tour of tech school
• Entergy delays energy fund payment
• Norwich alumni upset by pride events
• School board OKs roof scanning
• Merger debate reframed in House
• Pasteurizers open new doors for many Vt. farms
• Death with Dignity bill revived
• ‘Simpsons’ creator reveals town’s true identity
• East Montpelier kid tagged for DUI
• Randolph woman sentenced for embezzlement
• Berlin man faces lewd and lascivious charge
• Williamstown woman caught driving without a license
• Breer charged with three more crimes
• Winter’s over: Local wins 25th Ice-Out
• Hard-hit farmers hopeful this spring
• Budget brouhaha brewing
• Family of farmers ‘kickstart’ new butcher shop
• Farm to plate? How about farm to vase?
• NECI biz brief
• Vt. farmers grappling with silt, sand from Irene
• Rep. Stevens has another eye for details
• Montpelier this week Quiet week for capital
• Depot Square to be closed
• Renaissance woman: Singer is a poet, mother, blogger ...
• Shiloh, Bloody Shiloh
• Renewables, energy efficiency to be summit focus
• Vt. farmers grappling with silt, sand from Irene
• Rep. Stevens has another eye for details
• Finding a CURE: Program makes prisoner re-entry easier
• Northfield residents calling for merger
• Homes broken into in 3 towns
• Hazmat team disposes of chemicals found in home
• Ignat Solzhenitsyn to perform benefit concert
• Woman robbed outside grocery store
• Prosecutors reviewing pedestrian death
• Bud season
• Springfield man matches all but the big one in Mega Millions
• Rail line gets boost
• Man charged with growing marijuana
• Calais fight leads to abuse charge
• Barre City facing some deep cuts
• Union Elementary School’s power of three
• Jay Peak submits expansion plans
• Social Security snafu causes problems
• Warrant: Slain Vt. teacher beaten
• Barre Big Dig’s pace on different tracks
• Merger opponents getting louder
• Official: Transports will improve
• Commission works on lake cleanup
• Former Worcester man faces sex charge
• Montpelier’s first cash mob Saturday
• Murder suspect to undergo evaluation
• More time in contempt case
• Streets, culverts, walls due for repair in Montpelier
• Stir it up: Take five for dinner
• ‘Community-supported’ chef whips up vegetarian delights to take home
• Immigration center adding jobs
• Guard to host skill competition
• Burlington warn of phone scam
• 4 teens arrested following vandalism spree
• Owner selling historic Vt. building after fire
• Investigation finds violations at auto dealer
• Blaze destroys historic East Montpelier barn
• Tour through history looks at I-89
• Proposals being accepted again for Semprebon Fund
• Police: SHS catches student making bomb threats
• Northfield Falls store burglary brings sentence
• Brush fire in Waterbury slows I-89 traffic
• ‘Smoke-free’ zone in downtown Barre?
• Lawmakers revisit Act 250 reform
• Cost of bomb threats can be high for community, culprits
• Judge: Police failed to read rights to teen
• Pete’s Tire Barns comes to Montpelier
• Man charged with DUI
• Granite industry labor talks begin amid uncertainty
• No-bid contract raises questions in Williamstown
• Music Review: Chamber music can waltz
• Police seek syrup vandals
• Police probe St. Albans robbery
• Rankings note healthiest areas
• Vt. village wants old covered bridge back
• Man accused of driving 100 mph
• Vt. man accused of 100 mph on Burlington Beltline
• Barre Police Log: Victims report ID theft, problems with transactions
• Montpelier Police Log: Man, woman report threats in separate incidents
• Two Barre Town Select Board seats being contested
• State applies for new Berlin hospital — twice
• Vt. routinely violates law on moving mentally ill
• 4 Vt. police depts. find race disparity in stops
• Music Review: Kids prove insightful songwriters
• Death case defense may change
• Making math and science count
• Man convicted in abduction case
• Man faces attempted murder charge
• Guard to train at firing range
• Lawmaker draws laughs with request
• Robbery leads to prison sentence
• PSB to Entergy: Start over
• Obama crams a lot into four hours
• Mourners bid farewell to Melissa
• Supreme Court denies record request
• Zetterstrom nominees deserving of recognition
• Chiefs to be honored at the 19th Annual MHS Celebration of Excellence
• Snelling’s brother in murder-suicide
• Full throttle
• District heating still has interest
• GMO labeling bill faces new challenge
• Barre diner to be open 24/7
• Cat visitor; chainsaw disturbance
• State prepares for Obama visit
• Leahy recognized for working on bill with local ties
• Suspects not well-known
• Memorial planned for Friday; community copes
• Lawmakers protest plan for utility refunds
• Town loses bookmobile
• Police: Man points gun at clerk
• Vt. joins opposition to Ariz. law
• Environmentalists condemn fracking
• STIR IT UP: Easter inspirations
• Town has new flag for 250th
• House gives OK to $12M for State Office Complex renovations
• Jenkins’ death ruled a homicide
• Senators get City Place briefing
• Plea deal reached in murder-for-hire plot case
• Barre man gets furlough for assault
• Man pleads to driving charge
• State science fair at Norwich
• Man faces charges after stop
• Family fight ends in charges
• Off-duty firefighter saves Morse Farm
• Three Penny Taproom to add full kitchen and dining
• Conservation order may be lifted
• Hundreds hold vigil for Jenkins
• Green Mountain National Forest adds 680 acres from Readsboro
• Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation
• Neisner sends email of potential lawsuit
• Second round of proposal sought
• Barre residents urged to conserve water
• Capital residents urged to speak up
• Vermont History Day in Barre
• Montpelier Police Log: Diaper bag theft; car keyed
• Union negotiation report to be released
• Breath-test machine survive challenge
• Man denies assault with deadly weapon
• Welch discusses priorities
• Vt. military college holding first gay pride week
• PoemCity 2012: Getting the word out all month
• The Big Dig is under way
• Man wanted for theft from farm
• Students compete in math, science
• District energy and fracking Vermont
• Construction resumes in Barre
• Barre Town Castle says he will run for Select Board
• A downtown spending spree erupts in Barre
• Tensions high at Barre budget meeting
• Move will affect courts, services
• Burlington police probing gunshots
• Antiques thief targets the dead
• Rutland art theft follows incident in Waitsfield
• River Run’s Kennedy to cook
• Man arraigned in robbery string
• Occupy organizers expecting better attendance
• House OKs budget ending courthouse shutdowns
• Blaze levels Williamstown home
• Barre boards, teachers unions reach a deal
• Montreal Sumphony enjoys fantastic acoustics
• Debate over utility refunds reaches Vt. lawmakers
• Dozens arrested, 1,000 march in protest of Yankee’s continued operation
• Barre area school boards, unions talk into night
• School board wants more information from superintendent
• Semprebon Fund committee debating the right path forward
• Burning bans in place
• Teen cited after accident
• Worker killed in power line accident named
• Farmers getting early start
• Cabot man cited in burglary
• Johnson faces additional charges
• Breer accuses guard of mistreatment
• Miller Sports making way for Three Penny Taproom
• Barre budget feedback focuses on overtime
• Generic drugs proving resistant to damage suits
• Weather Service warns of cold water boating
• Berlin holds controlled burn
• Montpelier deli worker faces embezzlement charge
• Woman to face shoplifting charge
• Talk of the town
• Bill gives governor more power over Ed Board
• New election ordered in race
• House set to consider budget
• Bomb threat clears Spaulding High School : 3:40 p.m.
• Barre man faces US drug charges
• Airport to raze or sell vacant homes
• Lyndonville fire ruled not arson
• House backs ban on youth tanning
• Cold snap could put a Joe’s Pond record on ice
• Berlin fire chiefs look for new revenue sources
• New Waterbury Select Board leadership picks up recovery efforts
• Montpelier school board to look at how district governs itself
• Vermont House votes for renewable energy goals
• Court asked to dismiss abuse suit against Vt.
• Washington County Sheriff Deputies busy with arrests
• Montpelier police log: Woman is jailed, released, charged again
• Would-be author believes these roads were made for walking
• Music Review: It was good indoors too
• Lauzon: City Place pitch is off to good start
• Police probe copper theft
• Artist hopes to beautify Barre storefronts
• Central Vermont Solid Waste hires new program manager
• Clearwater promotion
• Senate committee approves search-and-rescue study
• District energy back on agenda
• Bethel garners VCIL Award
• Gallery
• Dorn for (choose)!
• Chamber readies programs
• Middlebury student wins Vt. spelling bee
• Sanders rallies child care workers
• Flood of 1992: Lessons learned over 20 years
• Federal kidnap charges filed
• Police actions at issue in case
• Elderly inmate accused of assault
• Fire chief: Luck helps save burning Barre Town house
• Ben & Jerry’s flavor pro-gay marriage
• Breast-feeding passenger settles airline lawsuit: Breast-feeding passenger settles lawsuit with airlines
• Raising the bar
• Waterbury businesses grateful for commitment
• Teen’s lawyer challenges police questioning in texting case
• Theater Review: ‘Red’ enjoys the torment of art
• Getting around: Big Dig changes traffic flow through city
• Police probing Orleans thefts
• Suspect asks to represent self
• Woman admits stealing $315,000
• MHS student wins poster contest
• Two recipes for St. Paddy’s Day
• Montpelier’s last-minute plea
• E. Montpelier school board touts plan that’s ‘not the Taj Mahal’
• PETA claims cows abused in NY: PETA claims cows abused on NY farm
• Man arraigned for bank robbery
• Teen in court on new charges
• Lauzon wants to hear residents’ budget criticisms
• Heating district deadline heats up
• Sorrell: Tools needed to fight child porn
• Eat in and Save: Pimento cheese: It’s a Southern thing
• Woman sentenced on string of charges
• Women’s rights panel March 21
• Voters reject town report, seek better financial presentation
• Man injured in crash with moose
• Readsboro landlord accused of killing tenant’s cat
• Talk of the Town
• City told it missed the boat on bank permit
• Conti keeping salary despite losing one job
• Williston firm gets the nod on City Place
• Men arrested for underage partying
• Woman arrested on retail theft
• Father accused of hitting son
• UVM student found dead
• Mediator’s report due today in Barre teacher talks
• Welch looks to take Vermont vets program national
• Foundation supports local groups
• Judge again denies bail for Stolte
• Right-to-die legislation Vt. Medical Society opposes bill
• Official primary results released
• Conservative group: Voter fraud easy in Vermont
• Barre man jailed for burglary, stolen property
• Obama warns China against ‘skirting rules’
• E. Montpelier school forum set
• Barre police log: Cats untended, raccoon trapped and kids play ‘chicken’
• VLS names new president and dean
• 2 hikers rescued off Vt cliff
• Teen accused of parental assault
• Norwich names Quantock commissioning speaker
• Rebuild Waterbury pushes to keep homecomings happening
• ‘City Place’ vote expected today
• Barre buckles in for Big Dig
• Local pharmacist charged
• Students at Vt. college learn computer protection
• 2 killed in Vermont crash
• Plane hits power lines in Vt.
• Local pharmacist charged
• Car burgled in Newbury
• Can district energy survive a new mayor, city council and cost overages?
• Hit and run totals parked car
• Police break up underage party
• Students at Vt. college learn computer protection
• Vt. community radio station rushing to get on air
• Yankee demonstrators mark Fukushima disaster
• Montpelier Police Log: Fluffy dog on the loose; punchings
• War brings change to navies
• Vermont man announces run for US Senate
• Vt. community radio station rushing to get on air
• St. J woman sentenced for bank robbery
• State police cruiser hits tree in Vermont
• Northfield firefighter saves dog
• Occupy movement looks for what’s next
• Questions lead to questions at Yankee hearing
• Getting real with ‘The Logger’
• Election complaint filed over fliers in East Montpelier
• Sanders sees solutions to ‘dental crisis’
• Bucket brigade
• FBI tells schools about packages
• Man cited for stealing from employer
• $74,000 withdrawal request leads to arrest
• Couple cited in retail thefts
• Theater Review: ‘Shirley Valentine' touching and terribly funny
• Waitsfield bank robbed
• Driver jailed for drunken tour of Barre
• Waterbury village residents call for investigation of police
• Students get hands-on lesson in chocolate
• Dog killed in River Street apartment fire
• Big turnout mulls big dollars in Barre voting
• Clean Slate opens in Montpelier
• Dempsey to address Norwich grads
• Druggist charged for unlawful delivery
• Protesters hoping for attention
• Red Cross response rate up in Vt
• Winooski man faces coke charge
• Vt officials propose mandatory algebra, geometry
• Welch takes on campaign spending
• Town Meeting Day nearly stretches into two in Orange
• Boutin re-elected to Barre council
• Occupy’s future to be debated at Goddard
• Capital Sounds: Folk, funk, gypsy swing, country, bluegrass and rock 'n' roll
• New mayor, revised council in Montpelier: Now what?
• Fire breaks out at Montpelier apartment house
• Budgets set in Cabot
• Worcester approves school, town budgets
• Vt. gains personnel, loses full-time Air Guardsmen
• U-32 budget approved
• Waterbury village voters allow borrowing for Irene
• Vt communities pouring out stories of Irene
• Talk of the town
• Man arrested in shooting
• Vt police investigate untimely death of teen
• Worcester re-elects officers
• Waitsfield approves all articles
• Warren approves school budgets
• Write-ins win school board seats in Cabot
• Future of Plainfield Town Hall dominates debate
• Funding requests pass in Moretown
• Duxbury town clerk’s proposed raise roundly rejected
• Marshfield honors firefighters
• Calais budgets pass; brush clipper rejected
• Conti loses treasurer post to Welch
• Middlesex sails through meeting
• Roxbury Town Meeting report
• Northfield highway budget paves way to spat
• Romney wins Vermont GOP primary
• Montpelier rejects local option taxes
• Berlin voters reject Fire Department increase
• Highway salaries boosted in Fayston
• Washington votes to raze former town clerk’s office
• Woodbury passes all articles
• Floods, tragedy shake up Duxbury Select Board
• Irene’s influence felt at Bethel town meeting
• Middlesex holds true to spirit of Town Meeting Day: updated 6:17 p.m.
• Choice of treasurer no longer up to Berlin voters
• Primary voters swell early turnout in Barre
• 14 GOP delegates at stake in Vermont primary
• Music Review: Fanning brings insight to Barber
• Soprano delights in Spanish, French
• Montpelier police log: Victims report troubling emails, texts and calls
• Brookfield crash injures woman
• Cash stolen from visitors to Vt hockey rink
• Montpelier man charged in child sex abuse
• Sanders: End oil speculation
• Police probe fatal crash in Marshfield
• High-speed chase ends in charges
• Colchester fixing police station
• Man dies in car crash
• Some see cross-party mischief possible in Vt. vote
• Cash stolen from visitors to rink
• Vt. Head Start programs get boost
• Sanders: End oil speculation
• Soprano delights in Spanish, French
• Granite Column: Hard lessons in the quarries
• Montpelier This Week: It’s time to vote
• Vintage rides
• Barre firm attends key conference
• Smith named to national board
• Chamber Notes: And the winner is ...
• GMP opens EV charging station
• IRS: Unclaimed refunds waiting
• Man sentenced in assault, theft
• Police charge Barre man with child porn
• GMP opens EV charging station
• Letter to the editor sets the stage for Barre budget vote
• Frozen fun for a good cause
• Child porn crackdown nets 9 arrests
• Clerk overpays daughter $17,000
• Breeding ground
• Lake cleanup gets $3 million boost
• Vt. Supreme Court says dispatch logs not exempt
• Bowl-a-thon, Family Fun Day are coming up
• Odum says he can save Montpelier money as clerk: Odum says he can save Montpelier money as city clerk
• Bank, restaurant plans approved in Barre
• Gun incident leads to charge
• Vt. embezzler in Minn. prison
• 70-year-old skier dies after hitting tree
• $870,000 bond goes before Montpelier voters
• Shepeluk: One sexual allegation in lawsuit true
• Northfield man denies child porn charge
• Snowmobile group has new chief
• Fire displaces Berlin family
• Meetings about deer scheduled
• Barre rockers’ first album debuts
• Marinelli says he has ingredients to be clerk
• Vt Attorney General rejects Dem. ad complaint
• District energy project holds up repaving State Street
• Public safety answers may vary
• Engineers set to roll on Barre area bike path
• Vt on the lookout for lynx
• PSB rejects Entergy’s request for delay
• SVSU gets stay from state in wage dispute
• Weather enthusiasts to converge in Rutland
• Sununu joins Vt Republicans supporting Romney
• Talk of the town
• Farmers’ tax-abatement contracts called into question
• Hollar: City has money enough
• Waterbury eyes new sites for offices, police
• Former village leaders concerned over lawsuit
• City pitches new ‘place’ to lawmakers
• Wal-Mart expansion meets no opposition
• Preparing for the worst
• Fired Waterbury officer sues for job back
• Act 250: SP Land files Killington ski village
• Jail for farm confrontation
• Teen to serve time, but sentence deferred on sex charge
• Barre man admits gun violation
• Calais man faces DUI charge
• Governor pushes for mental health bill
• Hollar holding Q&A today
• Local firetruck maker feeling snubbed
• Voters to decide future of tiny school
• Support groups tackle Irene trauma
• Montpelier police log: Catalytic converters stolen from cars in commuter lot
• Former fugitive sentence for sexual assault of girl
• Republican delegates at stake in Vt primary
• Vt woman asking judge to ban town meeting prayer
• Use of iPad in Statehouse debate at issue
• Lake hosts ice boat race
• Skiers to raise money for research
• Federal charge in shooting case
• Barre man goes off road in Orleans
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• Police cruiser damaged in crash
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• Interstate crash involves horses
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• Leahy, Welch travel to Haiti, Cuba, Colombia
• Arts groups hit up legislators
• Vermont Country Store sues to protect its unique catalog
• Better citizens: Return House gives young cons a second chance: Better citizens Return House gives young cons a second chance
• Postal facility closure stamped with concern
• Shumlin’s agenda packed in DC
• Vermont students among top in U.S. on AP exams
• Analysis: Local option taxes are about who pays
• Vt House scraps sex line link
• Pair accused of robbery try
• Waterbury residents split on police merger
• Vt. won’t make renewable energy goals
• Obama moves Vt. visit site
• Investigators probe fire suspicious
• Group to get $35 million in tax credits for jobs
• Bookkeeper charged with embezzling $151k
• Town Meeting 2012
• Studio Place Arts News - Two New Exhibits
• A hardworking act to follow
• Unbelievable! Buzzer-beaters were shots for the ages
• Loan guarenteed for cheesemaker
• Truck off road results in DUI
• Morse Farm ski race canceled
• Leahy’s Vt. office receives suspicious package
• Mild winter concerns some maple syrup producers
• East Montpelier landowners fail to reverse ‘junkyard’ ruling
• Where there’s no smoking, there’s ire in Williamstown
• Barre council sticks with bid process
• Tax increment what? Lauzon aims to explain
• Shumlin defends health ‘exchange’
• Talk of the Town
• Waterbury ranks recovery projects
• Opposition to police plan spills over in Waterbury
• Towns tangled up in family feud
• Minn. lawyer and academic new UVM president : Minn. lawyer and academic new UVM president
• Vermont Emu has a twitter account
• 30 Boston college students busted at Vt border
• Crack in pants brings charges
• Waterbury lobbies for its future
• Barre Tech Center’s building trades program facing loss of home
• The ultimate assist: Danville teammates fight to save home of one of their own
• Report: $415,000 taken from Vt schools
• Worcester store broken into
• Local option tax: Proponents look for fairness
• Mediator could report on Barre teacher talks by March 8
• Waterbury probe: Chief did nothing wrong
• Music review: Mozart proves sublime in excellent performances
• Free ski days for military
• Hardwick man rolls car, faces charges
• Conn. man arrested after fight
• Berlin woman busted for drugs
• Montpelier Police Log: Man headbutts another man
• Barre Police Log: Thefts reported across city
• Group opposes biomass plant in Springfield
• High school sophomore chasing stapling record
• Local Option Tax: Businesses line up against ballot items
• Students lend hand, give out footwear
• Charter change has Vermont towns wary
• Vt. pushes to get more students to college
• Union Success in Tennessee
• New computer business in Barre
• Vt. pushes to get more students to college
• Woman charged in stream crash
• BCA embraces reapportionment plan
• Bradford man uninjured in crash
• NSB recognizes service
• Wilaiwan’s Kitchen, a permanent home for the Thai cart
• Capitol Grounds is part of the Montpelier experience
• Montpelier This Week
• Groton woman arrested on warrant
• Violations trip up driver
• Waterbury man cited for pot
• Hennessy named to Goddard Board of Trustees
• Corinth man charged with robbery
• Martha’s Vineyard students come to Vermont
• Waterbury voting on future
• Vt Senate panel considers anti-gang tools
• Marijuana decriminalization bill stalled in House
• Cat collar made in Vt to get an Oscars promo
• $5,000 reward offered in gas station armed robbery
• NH man charged with burning Vt hiking shelter
• ‘...an amazing, beautiful and graceful skier’ Mad River mourns instructor’s death
• Books are back
• Montpelier school board votes to keep Recreation Department
• Alleged Craigslist fraud, peeping Tom, loud music bring complaints
• Barre woman pleads to charges of escape and more
• Pedestrian hit while crossing street dies
• No injuries in Danville crash
• MHS tops state in math scores
• Man found dead at Mad River Glen
• Four plead guity in Barre drug bust
• Semprebon fund committee divided on new requests
• Flooded twice, Kismet is still here
• UVM picks new president
• Principal resigns from magnet school
• No charges in robbery death
• Talk of the Town
• Police study: Nonwhites get more tickets, but bias not widespread
• Lauzon defends $10.2M budget
• City goes ahead with Tahoe buy
• Improved test results priority at Twinfield
• School board submits $11M budget
• Washington woman unhurt in crash
• Car charging is free in Montpelier
• Gold buyer, vehicle on the loose
• Vt. officials will choose among 3 health packages
• Vt. agency says Irene had lessons for new climate
• Felon’s gun seized
• Sanders, Leahy push for changes to postal reform bill
• Rec Department on board agenda
• Valentine Phantom strikes again
• Co-op releases 10-year plan
• Waterbury wants to keep town together in House district
• Vt. man denies stealing Robert Frost letters
• Court: Later evidence counts in bail decision
• Vt. agency says Irene had lessons for new climate
• Sanders: Transportation aid bill would help Vt.
• Vt. state workers’ union ratifies new contract
• Underage party leads to arrests
• Fletcher Allen makes interim chief new CEO
• Berlin police, town agree to 3 percent raises
• Hearing scheduled on Walmart expansion
• Chamber Notes: From the Central Vermont Chamber of Commerce
• Health chief says eager to work with Vt. firm
• Investigation sought in wake of union tactics
• Barre's long reach
• Advocates work to protect rattlesnakes in Vt.
• Monday calendar
• Music Review: Young string quartet impresses
• Montpelier This Week: Movies, music, politics and birding
• After NECAP: State and schools looking into math course patterns
• Lack of snow a boon for road budgets
• Music Review: Music and poetry, complementing but not married
• Vt plans 5 opiate treatment centers
• NY man dies after fall at Vt ski area
• Vt. high court orders bail hearing in murder case
• State plans $25 million ‘citizen bond’ sale
• Man accused of driving over car in Vt
• Health chief says eager to work with Vt. firm
• Cupid calling
• ‘Cold Home Day’ today in Plainfield
• Montpelier Police Log: Loose mules, biting dog reported
• Supporters mobilize behind Barre area teachers
• After delay, Mad Taco to open today
• Two years later, still waiting on bail hearing
• Woman faces prescription charge
• Judge orders inn to turn over records in suit
• Clarification
• Montpelier Police Log: Loose mules, biting dog reported
• Man asleep in car faces drug charges
• Escaped inmates are recaptured
• Bill would make education chief governor appointee
• Volunteers caring for rare horses
• A life's works: Goddard opens gallery to honor unique artist
• Effort under way to save decal
• Krowinski named to House seat
• Fundraisers set for Obama’s visit
• Judge orders Vt. inn to turn over records in suit
• Man accused of copper theft
• UVM commits $13M to green projects
• Skier who died identified
• Williamstown Moose Lodge burglarized
• Berlin man convicted in chase
• Washington man faces DUI charge
• Plainfield Town Hall survey results coming
• Kellogg-Hubbard library directors step down
• Police: Man admits stealing from storm victims
• Talk of the Town
• Vt child care workers seek union
• Barre Police Log: Burning pants; gas thief in Jeep prompt calls
• House arrest for man in bus crash
• Police seek prints in Currier case
• Vandals with BB guns target county
• UVM, Burlington, add more police
• Principal faces DUI charge
• Man robs store at gunpoint
• Math and science scores drop in Vt high schools
• Vt firms land $34M contract
• Workplace thefts bring jail time
• Waterbury proposes site for municipal complex
• Williamstown board makes its case for appointing treasurer
• Reapportionment plan has Barre as one district
• McKibben: Vt needs to lead on climate change
• Goddard adds board member
• Northfield woman cited on DUI
• Vt. would allow ‘bronze plan' to encourage health
• Vt DMV wants to recoup computer system losses
• Music Review: Philharmonic succeeds with Mahler
• Barre tax rate increase settles at 10 cents
• Vt family income posts first real gain since recession
• Obama coming to Vermont
• Youth Suicide Prevent Platform launched
• Man charged in sex assaults on minors
• Incognito Salon relocates to State Street
• Chamber notes
• Safety and the granite industry
• Theater review: ‘In Absentia’ flawed by powerful
• Gallery: Ticked off
• Montpelier This Week
• Gun enthusiasts set sights on show
• Vt. businesses find policies taxing
• Vermonters gear up for regional rivalry: Vermonters gearing up for today’s regional rivalry
• Doyle Poll welcomed back to Barre
• Historic steeple gets Vt. repair
• Man pleads guilty to drug possession
• Students urged to write Feb. 7
• Panel hears debate on shots for kids
• Weight-loss program wins nod
• Student accused of trying to assault staffer
• Activists in Vermont ask Sotheby’s to end lockout
• Vt. Tech to begin aviation BS degree
• Vt. Senate panel urged to expand school choice
• Group effort to aid Waterbury
• Mass. pair face heroin charges
• Plainfield seeks money to repair Town Hall
• Television thief going to jail
• Former U-32 employee charged with embezzlement
• Theater Review: Champlain Theatre outdoes its script
• Teen accused of drunken hit-and-run
• Berlin school budget up but tax rate down
• State Police recall tampered decals
• Legislature considers IDs for farm workers
• Air Guard to serve in Hawaii
• Police look for would-be robber
• Woman hit by car in Burlington
• Media descendant jailed without bail
• Vt. employers offer views on health care
• Erratic driving brings charges
• Northfield school budget set for vote
• UVM to ban bottled water
• Barre Police Log: Owner says family cat tormented
• Website, town target E. Montpelier site for cleanup
• This winter may be state’s mildest
• Talk of the Town
• Montpelier police log: Driver said to threaten walker; runner reports dog bite
• Barre firefighters will help keep landlords, tenants in line
• Barre budget: One more try seeks further savings
• Waterbury tax rate level unless town voters shift police
• Vt. Yankee nuke plant seeks OK to operate longer
• Spaulding High School audit shows chronic underbudgeting
• Business input sought on care
• Farmers can ask for more relief funds
• Bakery is back with a new look
• Burst pipes mean Salaam makeover
• Who is running in local elections?
• East Montpelier voters will be asked to end farm tax breaks
• Northfield: Town to push village on project
• Man admits to burglary that ‘trashed’ stained-glass business
• Vt House advances gas drilling moratorium
• Vt. gets 20-bed portable hospital
• Music Review: De Cormier, Mozart and Fauré pack the Paramount
• Barre schools: Impasse expected to continue
• Valentine’s Day shop to pop up
• Dartmouth College starting piano ‘street project’
• Vt. man gets 77 months in meth fire case in Barre
• Autopsy: Homeless Vt. man died of alcohol-drug mix
• One race for Barre council this year
• A rough cut: Vermont loggers have had a hard year
• Barre tax forecast settles on more than 13-cent increase
• Trash hauler donates to Waterbury rebuilding effort
• Capital City takes up heating district business plan
• Union mutual names new VP
• Union Mutual names new VP
• Two local builders honored
• New lens technique available
• VTC appoints new dean
• Mad River Sled goes global
• Pearce says snowboarding not too dangerous: Pearce: Snowboarding not too dangerous
• Chamber meets lamakers
• Business Profile: Three Penny Taproom
• Irene movie debuts in Barre
• Capitol City Kia expanding and Frank Z is out: Capitol City Kia expanding and Frank Z is out
• Semprebon Fund request: regional bike path
• Finding warmth in winter
• Firm to report on state office complex by March 2
• Bird count turns into friendly competition
• 2 Vt. towns to decide on abandoned asbestos mine
• Vermont education official gets interim job
• Police looking into Moretown fence crash
• Vermont man dies in apartment fire
• Nickelodeon president to speak at UVM commencement
• Waitsfield woman jailed for disturbance
• Vermont birding contest yields many surprises
• Haystack reopens as private club
• State officials debate whether or not to debate education spending
• Former Vermonter works on Sundance film
• SBE wins major capacitor contract
• Capital’s council gives nod to budget
• Teen arrested after school incident
• Vt woman charged with cane attack over medication
• Barre woman hurt in crash
• Man charged in burglaries
• Soup’s on
• Fired Waterbury officer responds with challenge to chief
• Harwood budget would mean 2 cent increase
• Vt juror’s use of Internet prompts new trial
• Vt. lawmakers call for 25-bed psych hospital
• Entergy again refuses to test bedrock well for tritium
• Plainfield fund’s audit not done, but its treasurer is
• Local option taxes will be on Montpelier ballot
• States open snowmobile trails
• Man avoids jail time in shooting
• Vt Law School fundraising exceeds $15 million goal
• Email threat sent to lawmakers
• Tangletown Farm buys mobile poultry processing unit
• Barre’s ‘Big Dig’ may resume sooner than expected
• Theater Review: ‘The Clean House’ is quirky and delicious
• Community hears options for future of East Montpelier school
• Twinfield school board proposes higher budget
• Vt. man changes plea in fatal Burlington crash
• Vt. health chief says smart meters look OK
• 2 Vt. school districts to share $3.5M grant
• Eat in and Save: Asian fare counteracts the winter blahs
• Missing Plainfield man located: Updated
• Firm to report on state office complex options by March 2
• Waterbury police officer’s job hinges on report of confession
• Allard cleared of any wrongdoing
• Talk of the Town
• Funds requested for volunteer fire department
• Barre taxes Rate hike forecast now 12 cents
• In Vermont, an attorney general’s losses raise doubts
• Wind firm says Sheffield exceeding expectations
• Judge: Man should be resentenced in arson
• UVM fifth in producing Peace Corps volunteers
• Vt. lawmakers weigh fracking moratorium
• Vt. man accused of beating mother with cane
• Williston chief resigns over illness
• Vt. lawmakers hear from public on mental health
• Driver with suspended license charged
• Man charged with DUI
• Fewer flying from Burlington
• Whooping cough cases on rise
• VEDA approves $13.4M for projects
• Woman sentenced for sex assaults
• Convict wants sentence cut
• Car crashes after avoiding moose
• Gershwin’s music highlighted
• Police: Driving too fast causes crash
• Crash into exit sign leads to DUI charge
• Blogger John Odum to run for city clerk
• Waterbury to pay disputed $100,000 trash bill
• Barre Police Log: Stolen gas, Samurai swords, sick cat sounds
• Man accused of assault
• Driver cited for suspended license
• Accident leads to charges for DUI, suspended license
• Business success filters down
• Opera Review: ‘Il trovatore’ silly but beautiful
• Montpelier Police LogDoor glass reportedly smashed at civic center
• City wrestles with budget increase
• ‘Nuisance’ bears on rise in Vt
• Diocese, school work on solar project
• Hearing set on mental health system
• Guard to continue night training
• Brewery holding to aid flood victims
• Lawmakers look at UVM “golden parachutes”
• Jake, K-9 crime fighter: Jake: K-9 crime fighter
• Veterans, family members learn winter fun
• Snowshoes, budget and an English composer
• Montpelier board OKs school budget
• Pyrofax will pay state $240,000 to settle consumer claims
• Annual meeting on Jan. 31
• Flood panel omits key issue: Trees
• DEAR ABBY
• For Ray Brown, life’s challenges affect art
• Pot-based drug looks for FDA OK
• 2 men face gun charge in Vt. home invasion
• Body identified as Shelburne man
• Mental health hearing set
• Mixed grades for tobacco control
• Rutland endorses utility merger
• Vt gets $21.6M for flood-damaged communities
• City Place wows its first audience
• Woman accused of two assaults
• City Hall now takes plastic
• In the black
• Barre woman denies embezzlement at home for disabled
• Vt. debates delay in health funding plan
• State bank proposal gains support
• Vt. debates delay in health funding plan
• Birthday drinking requires ambulance
• Forum set for East Montpelier school improvements
• Waterbury gets down to post-Irene business
• Man’s car severs pole, rips off porch
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Police seek burglar of Warren convenience store
• Tax reform forum set for Thursday
• Vt police arrest NH fugitive
• Capital Sounds: Musical happenings in and around the Capital City
• Montpelier police log: Driver flees police; DUI arrest; whipped cream bandit
• Barre woman cited in connection with stolen property
• Cabot crash injures two
• Ice fishing proposal gets airing
• Talk of the Town
• Lawmakers: Nullify high court decision on campaign spending
• Irene continues to hit Waterbury economy
• Obama rejects pipeline, receives thanks from plan’s Vt. foes
• Sticker shock: Local tax rate could jump 17 cents
• Snow gives small boost to ski resorts: Snow gives a small boost to ski resorts
• Montpelier police log: Driver flees police; DUI arrest; whipped cream bandit
• Barre school budget up, but not projected tax rate
• Task force: Little need for Irene legislation
• Bill promotes economic equality
• Waterbury hires lobbyist KSE
• Bellavance sentenced to 42 months
• Vermont dairies scramble for feed after Irene
• Food hub opens new doors
• Burlington library reopens after leak
• Apartment searched in theft probe
• ‘City Place’ proposal to be unveiled at Thursday forum
• Man arraigned in assault that sent woman to hospital
• Biomass tour fires imaginations
• Supreme Court rules on return of seized property
• Man stabbed in altercation in downtown Burlington
• Girl arrested for assault
• Woman booked for wrong-way driving
• Dream marches on, with challenges
• Group appeals Goddard heating plant permit
• Vt. National Guard band gets war recognition
• Red Cross offers training
• Vt congressmen give out $236K in bonuses
• One man killed in Vt. crash
• Burlington mayor vetoes smoking ban
• Music Review: Vermonters deliver beautiful Mozart
• Woman booked for wrong-way driving
• Cabot fire destroys house
• Barre water main break
• Request for ice fishing on Dix Reservoir
• Police log: Knife at school; stolen tools; missing cookies
• Crash victim had Rutland roots
• UVM announces 5 finalists for president
• School choice: Proposal or empty slogan?
• Two killed, five injured in Bridgewater crash
• Cold, ice crystals, beautiful mornings
• A voice for racial justice
• Council gets first look at budget
• In Vermont, one-party rule takes hold
• New test proposed for drivers over 75
• Getting out the message
• Say what? Too many hamsters
• Second man cited with taking car
• Corrections officer faces sex charge
• Spaulding board proposes budget, faces deficit
• All in the family: Father and son know competition
• Upper crust
• Making connections: Family, friends remember Steve Sykas
• Union Elementary Student songwriting skills ‘Vt. strong’
• Lots of requests on Montpelier ballot, but no Circulator bus
• Sugarers tapping earlier
• State says Gables owes $350,000
• Ski areas kick off helmet, safety awareness week
• Skis vs. board? Many do both now
• Waterbury mulls options for office
• Man arraigned in sex assaults
• Bolaski gets 25 years to life in prison for killing
• Leahy staffer gets new job
• Copper wire taken from bridge restoration site
• State revenues slip in December
• Cadets invade Fenway, from batting cage locker room to luxury boxes
• Montpelier school board puts $150,000 back into budget
• Snow is mixed blessing for state
• Thieves hit GMP substations
• Waterbury man arrested for DUI
• Missing Barton man in contact with police
• Central Vt could win in state worker shuffle
• Shumlin sees budget through Irene, economy
• Blood drive set for MLK Day
• Barre special-education savings prove unrealistic
• Zoning rules get post-Irene changes
• City Council approves district energy contracts
• Man accused of mistreating horses
• Guard to host biathlon races
• Vt police warn of ‘mystery shopper’ scams
• Vt contains glitch that showed private tax info
• Republicans look for Irene money
• Vt eighth-grader pushes mandatory CPR training
• Barton man reported missing
• Weak snow accumulations threaten Vermont economy
• New solar installation is storing up dollars
• Outlook: Continued slow growth in 2012
• Talk of the Town
• Lauzon builds on Shumlin promise of state jobs
• Conference will highlight savings in biomass
• Embezzler sentenced to 20 months in jail
• Health care reform panel sets goals
• T.W. Wood Gallery looks to new Barre Street home
• Barre man charged in assault
• Berlin man faces pot charge
• Theft reported at Sugarbush
• Barre forum set for Thursday
• School board budget still in play
• Montpelier police log: Co-op, farmers market report incidents
• Wells farmers tap into solar panel
• Vt highway deaths down; impaired drivers up
• Motorist flees police
• Berlin Mall aims to ‘super-size' Wal-Mart
• Vt firm takes on information age
• ‘Death with dignity’ film tonight at Savoy
• Three cited during drinking party
• Police say driver used marijuana
• Driver cited for operating with suspended license
• Fanny pack reported stolen at game
• Barre police log: Assailant said to dump victim at hospital
• Best of both worlds: Protecting Vt, adding jobs
• Vt candidate on NH ballot
• $12.8M expansion project of Vt. airport planned
• Shumlin says state jobs headed to Barre
• Who do you call?
• European bats could offer white nose solution
• Capital Beat
• Shumlin looks to charity, not taxes, to help Irene victims rebuild
• District heat contracts on front burner
• Northfield charter moves ahead
• VSECU Opens New Waterbury Branch Office
• Bike Art on display in St. J
• Fire destroys building, but lt. gov’s business will continue
• Lawmakers consider new vaccine rules
• Week in review: Higher minimum wage, Legislature back
• Opponents of Vermont wind project vow appeal
• Fire destroys DuBois Construction headquarters
• Fire reported at DuBois Construction : 9:35 p.m.
• Bradford store fire called arson
• Police say man’s death in woods not suspicious
• Denny plans run for Northfield Select Board
• Food business incubator opens in Hardwick
• Barre Town school budget may reduce taxes
• Hardwick facility aims to help new businesses get cooking
• House approves tax relief for Irene-ravaged towns and cities
• Vt. Irene report: Build longer bridges, move homes
• Sanders to support senior legislation
• 2 face federal guns, drugs charges
• Plea deal reached in police chase
• Danny Glover to visit UVM
• 2 attacks take place at hotel
• Montpelier moves closer to adding its own sales taxes
• Doctor cleared in UVM health center allegations
• Turtle crossings to help endangered species in Vt.
• Covered bridge sign shows up again
• Vt creates office of creative economy
• Barre Town School Board may put candid camera on bus
• U-32 budget is up 3.6 percent
• Montpelier schools chief argues for cutting staff ‘slack’
• Hydro project for flood control dams advances: Hydro project for flood dams clears major hurdles
• Gretkowski says she will resign from Berlin Select Board
• Mark 1 reactors like VY to get post-Fukushima safety review
• Shumlin optimistic about future of ‘greatest state’
• Public speaks out against postal closures
• US expects to provide Vt $370 million in disaster aid
• Driver dies in Vermont crash
• Talk of the Town
• Vt. man found after fire died of natural causes
• Man sentenced for lewd conduct
• In Vt., homeless advocates to rally at Statehouse
• Customers, workers push to save mail facility
• Vt police, privacy advocates debate drug data
• Report: Schools are equitable but not cheap
• Author talk to commemorate MLK Day in Barre
• US Forest Service approves Vt wind project
• Unsafe pedestrian bridge closed in Montpelier
• Vt police ID woman killed crossing Rutland street
• On first day back, Vt lawmakers get good news about budget
• Proposed cuts leave $300,000 Montpelier school budget increase
• Otterman remembered for love of family, state
• Man killed in Vt house fire, two others escape
• Vt panel votes $6.1 million for extra heating aid
• Missing emails possibly found
• Barre, Waterbury vie for support
• Vt. Yankee decision awaited
• Police say driver who died in Middlesex crash had been drinking
• Debris removal meant to ease river’s passage through Barre
• Lawmakers return to Montpelier for busy election-year session
• Music Review Beethoven’s Ninth celebrates a new beginning
• Vt helps Bennington fix stream damaged by Irene
• Police: Investigation of pedestrian’s death ongoing
• Police report progress in Burlington burglary probes
• GMP conserving 2,700 acres in Eden
• The Union Forever: An early impression of the Vermont Brigade
• 2011 was a hard year for Granite City
• Barre Police Log: Unwanted mother-in-law, fallen sander prompt calls
• Slain federal agent was getting dad’s cancer meds
• Missing Maine toddler’s dad pleads for her return
• Burlington police probe burglaries
• Maine lawmakers have new Indian member in midst
• Spots open on Vt. election dance card
• Stink bug sighting raises concern
• Police find meth in search
• Police: Rifles seized after stop
• A woman is charged with domestic assault after head-butting her boyfriend in the face.
• Covered bridge to close for repairs
• Vt. minimum wage rising
• The first hike of the year
• Witness to history
• Sanders sponsors State of the Union essay contest
• Chamber workshop scheduled
• Cumberland Farms helps SHS raise funds
• Fire destroys Randolph barn
• Montpelier This Week Meetings and more meetings this week
• Sanders sponsors State of the Union essay contest
• Vt lawmaker’s trucking firm shut down
• A fresh start: How Vt can toss the old year, trumpet the new
• Bankruptcies, foreclosures drop, but problems remain
• UVM professor has New Year resolution tip: Keep at it
• Age, economic challenges take a toll on Vt. dairy farming
• First Night Montpelier: All dressed up and lots of places to go
• A fresh start: How Vt can toss the old year, trumpet the new
• Vt panel: Property tax records should be public
• 1st Night wrap-up is relocated
• Barre man faces 4th DUI
• Humane society rescues 11 dogs from “puppy farm”
• Couple marks final peace vigil
• Montpelier looks back at 2011
• Birders join forces to produce annual census
• Fire damages Vt. home
• 2 break into Vermont store
• Minter named to head Irene recovery effort
• Grants go to Barre, Montpelier, Waterbury
• Program clears away Irene-damaged homes
• Man arrested on assault charge
• ‘Toughest nut’ Route 107 reopens
• Green Mtn. Club hits money target
• Weaving driver gets Christmas DUI
• Hot ash in paper bag damages home rented by UVM men’s hoop coach
• Leaders come together to look out for Barre’s future
• Dairy farmers see setback in lawsuit
• Vt. police say thief proposed with stolen ring
• Plane makes emergency landing at Vt. airport
• Man dies in car crash
• Play it forward: Montpelier woman wins Thomas’ historic helmet
• Snow, finally: Icy weather snarls interstate traffic
• Howard Frank Mosher talk tonight at Plainfield library
• WDEV’s FM signal goes offline
• CVPS sues Morgan Stanley over sale fee
• Firewood lottery to open Jan. 3
• Lesson in need is lesson indeed
• Police: Berlin man wrecks girlfriend’s car
• Tractor-trailer plunges off Route 2
• Barre Police Log: Free cookies raise questions
• Schools say it’s hard to level-fund in year four
• State to plug LIHEAP funding gap
• Two Vermont icons help shape 2011 in food
• Vermonter knows parade mishap lurks around the corner
• Proposal would let plurality decide Vt. elections
• Dude, where’s all the snow?
• What’s to eat? Army food in the Civil War
• Defense lawyers challenge DNA law
• Search for new UVM president down to 5
• 2 men held without bail on meth charges
• Man charged after chase in Newport
• The Day After: Boxing Day is for returns (and more shopping)
• On mountains, the peril of warmth
• Eventful holiday week for ski resorts
• Vt. Community Loan Fund to work with Starbucks program
• Lake Champlain bridge reopened
• Parks invite hikers for holiday
• After Irene: Storms powering local sales
• Montpelier This Week Gearing up for First Night
• Finding food and fellowship
• Wives in ads, kids on the bus as GOP voting nears
• Wind power project generates clashes
• Waterbury keeps holiday dinner going in spite of Irene
• If money is speech, 2012 could get loud
• Comfort and joy: After trauma, Vermonters find the true meaning of Christmas: After trauma, Vermonters find the true meaning of Christmas
• Movies that may not seem like Christmas movies
• Police investigate Danville teacher
• House of Blues
• Copper tubing stolen from company
• Moretown juvenile alcohol case goes to diversion
• Man arrested for disorderly conduct
• State using more brine on roads, two-lane plows
• Vt. will use more brine on roads
• Last-minute shoppers shop local
• Ladder of success: Unique Barre eatery named region’s small business of the year
• Sanders eyes changes to payroll tax
• Man unhurt in Route 14 crash
• Man cited after crash
• House leaders accept Senate tax terms
• Budget and tax debate continues
• Tax group founder to run for council
• Observatory moved to Vermont
• US destroying 434K lake trout for ‘rock snot’ fear
• Standing up to bullies: A Spaulding student tells his story
• Positive Pie offers free meal
• Killington woman finds a new calling in silly sweaters
• Man arrested in domestic assault
• Police probe E. Montpelier burglary
• Two men arrested in ballfield fire, cemetery vandalism
• GMP disaster plan for dam gets high marks
• Police on trail of burglars in Kingdom
• Booth Brothers Dairy donates Irene money
• Barre lines up lobbying, PR for ‘City Place’
• Talk of the town
• Barre: No comment on harassment suit against fire department
• Lauzon sets sights on 4th mayoral bid
• Jernigan charged with stolen property possession
• Police seek info on home burglary
• Thieves steal car, Christmas presents from home
• Police arrest man for marijuana at checkpoint
• Destruction of public records raises transparency issues
• Two senior Vt state officials swap jobs
• Hollar announces mayoral candidacy
• Woman hospitalized after crash
• Proposal calls for cutting prison costs
• Full agenda for Montpelier City Council tonight
• Montpelier Police Log: Tire company reports theft
• Barre Police Log: Car theft turns out to be false alarm
• Schools add security cameras to ward off burglars
• Williamstown board wants charter change to control treasurer
• Scientists hopeful in fight to stop bat die-off
• Six wind protesters arraigned
• Founder of Stratton Mountain School, investor dies
• A cultural shift
• Licenses now available online
• Saab owner reflects on line
• Parents call police on son with pot
• Hollar to run for Montpelier mayor
• Irene responders tell of ways to improve
• Arson suspected at Hells Angels’ Bennington house
• Vt. records panel to review academic study
• How social media brought Irene home to many
• Federal agency won’t recognize women as married couple
• City eyes outdoor smoking ban
• Vt. city to re-examine building freeze
• Police: Hypothermia likely killed man
• Sale of dialysis clinics dropped
• Hunt is on for missing man
• Randall Street throws a party
• Vt. seeks essays from young hunters
• First Night needs volunteers
• Information sought on missing man
• Mixer hits all the bases
• Why Vermont’s mobile home parks were so vulnerable
• Irene and the arts The show must go on
• Dance Review: ‘Nutcracker’ has a Vermont accent
• State floodmaps won’t be changed
• Irene Plus Two
• In Weston, the show must go on
• Capital Beat
• No one injured in plow crash
• For Proctor, a new lesson in education
• Turning Point: How Irene changed Vermont
• Irene by the numbers
• Turning Point: Irene buoys some businesses : Irene buoys some businesses
• Vt professor hailed for find
• New employee charged with theft
• Dozens of signs stolen in town
• Man taped woman with smartphone
• State puts early documents online
• Music Review: B Minor Mass filled with joy
• Fuel advice: Get a gauge and check it twice
• Defendants challenge state DNA law
• Vt high court upholds ex-Winooski manager decision
• Leadership changes at Burton
• Authorities ID man killed by bales
• UVM service workers ratify contract
• Vt. police urges vigilance after car thefts
• Hannaford recalls ground beef
• Barre preps to lobby for state jobs
• State revenues stay on upward trend
• Jake Burton says he has cancer
• Vt. bans ‘bath salts’ before it becomes a problem
• House OKs less heating funding
• Vt. man hit by hay bales named
• Defendants fight state DNA law
• Water world
• Police: Driver gave false name
• Fair association reviews rough year
• Mental health group gets permit for school
• Vermont ranked high for job subsidy programs
• Brooke Bennett’s ex-stepdad sentenced on porn charge
• CVMC employees donate turkeys
• Irene recovery efforts in Vt. and NH get award
• 1st direct Toronto-Vt. commercial flight lands
• Frat: No indications survey was chapter sanctioned
• New Vt energy plan sets path to 90 percent renewable
• Auditor requests info on wire fraud
• NH man arrested on DUI in Northfield
• AOT looking to grow after Irene
• State sued over delayed investigations
• Leahy backed effort to expand Guard role
• Blood drive appointments full
• Hubbardton Forge featured in PBS’s ‘This Old House’
• Commission takes next step in finalizing merger
• Consolidation planning questioned
• Teacher contract talks suspended — again
• ‘Peeping Tom’ suspect arrested
• City to get $2.1M for downtown
• License slump means budget problems
• Guard role set to expand
• Town changes building policy
• Shooting suspect faces federal charge
• Vt. woman accused of making up attempted theft
• Police investigate UVM fraternity
• Postal service closures on hold
• Icing? It’s a welcome call with historic water
• Barre school budget choices ‘hurt like hell’
• State working to get FEMA money out to towns
• 3 sentenced in drug ring
• Holiday checkpoints on way
• Barre man gets 90 days for robbery
• Shumlin wants smaller state hospital in central Vermont
• Man arraigned on marijuana-growing charge
• Montpelier police log: Hunters reported within city limits
• New England governors say they can't fill heating aid gap
• UVM fraternity suspended over survey
• Man injured in I-89 crash
• Decision on merger tonight
• Police probe camp burglaries
• Woman arrested on DUI after crash
• Myers defends Waterbury trash bill
• Barre police log: Alleged beer thief IDs himself
• Vt office credited in bust of smuggling ring
• Vt., Sandia Lab, announce research center
• Irene punches $25 million hole in state budget
• Gifford Medical Center named to top 100
• Vermont state, local policies emerge on illegal immigrants
• Vt Supreme Court hears tax records privacy case
• Democrats pick Weinberger
• Capital Beat
• They ride Morgans, don’t they?
• Montpelier focus: budget, energy, parking
• Family hopes for break in long-missing Vt student
• Teacher contract talks: Negotiations resume
• Northern Stage’s ‘Annie’ is irresistible
• Justice Sotomayor in Vt. for women’s conference
• Groups urge closer look at Yankee
• Woman dreams of wreath for each veteran’s grave
• With Brock at helm, GOP eyes resurgence
• Shopping Local: 38 great local gift ideas
• NH group to open shelter in Vt.
• Vt. man arrested in pharmacy robbery
• Gov. vows statewide broadband in 2 years: Shumlin vows statewide broadband in 2 years
• New executive director named for youth orchestra
• Shumlin, union mend fences in reaching contract deal
• Welch proposes shelter funding bill
• Gov. vows statewide broadband in 2 years
• Humane society embarks on $50K fundraising challenge
• One hurt in Graniteville rollover
• Senators try to reform postal service
• Great-grandmother and two youngsters victims in crash
• Creative measures: Keeping the Huneck legacy alive
• Montpelier mayor won’t run for re-election
• Middlebury student disrupts climate forum
• Police: Shelburne death a suicide
• Collision kills three in Moretown accident
• Former Vt. doctor pleads guilty in records case
• City manager proposes slowing budget growth by $375K
• Breer pleads not guilty to charges
• Crash closes Vt Route 100B in Moretown
• Police records should be secret, town says
• High court mum on two Rutland Herald cases
• Pay Peak Resort owner supports investment program
• Vt. police await autopsy results in death
• Vt. top state for Peace Corps
• Sanders seeks to defend LIHEAP funds
• Vigil scheduled for Sunday
• Town seeks help for family
• Post office meeting rescheduled
• Animal welfare case ongoing
• Talk of the Town.
• Breer arraignment set for today
• Sanders’ resolution seeks end to ‘corporate personhood’
• Agents snag fugitive at apartment
• Brock to challenge Shumlin in 2012
• Vermonters recall Pearl Harbor
• Waterbury outraged by trash bill; asks AG for help
• Barre sex assaults investigated
• Barre Books to close
• MHS 2012 budget $500k in red
• Former Vt. chef denies animal cruelty
• Woman charged with false report
• Burlington debates skate park
• 2 arrested after chase across border
• Police ID woman in dead raccoon-slamming incident
• Vt. police investigate murder suicide
• Prosecutors: Man helped woman flee
• Stock holder sues GMCR for “shell game”
• Montpelier group fights for budget cuts, lower taxes
• Route 107 to close for repairs: Route 107 to close for repairs in Stockbridge
• Irene road repairs: Fed waivers help Vermont
• Yankee auxiliary operator shuts off wrong equipment
• FAA chief on leave after drunken driving arrest
• Fugitive Breer arrested in N.H.
• Trooper faces civil suit for Muslim woman’s arrest
• UVM faculty ratify contract
• Seven busted at construction site
• Shumlin calls Chick-Fil-A corporation a “bully”
• State union names new chief
• Montpelier Police Log Barking dog complaint; open beer
• Barre Police Log: A too-loud carol; mailbox knife
• Irene victims hit by copper thieves
• From scraps to produce: Schools teach renewal of composting
• Capital Beat: A GOP Governor?
• Officials: Survey shows state complex needs to stay in Waterbury
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Music Review: VSO concertmaster delivers beautiful Prokofiev
• Baker and boss
• Woodbury Granite Company’sTop 23 Orders plus Two
• Resilience inspired by Irene leads to dance
• Raising the 1st Vermont Cavalry: Raising the 1st Vermont Cavalry
• Composting data: How schools are renewing resources
• Police: Use caution when shopping
• Pete’s Greens welcomes supporters to open house
• Former reporter in landmark freedom of press case dies
• Contrite Boeheim commits to child abuse awareness
• Woman reports attempted abduction outside Colchester store
• Vermont man killed in head-on collision
• Shumlin to attend Democratic governors meeting
• Delegation opposes closing of White River Junction postal facility
• Costs underscore scope of FEMA mission
• By the numbers
• Blanchard Block owner proposes trade for Redstone
• Sex offender charged as missing
• Burlington mayor will not seek re-election
• New York asks to be heard in Vt nuclear suit
• Energy to be topic of Vt. conference
• River of Light set for Saturday night
• Pete’s Greens reopens after fire
• Car fire closes I-89 in Northfield
• Police report drop in road deaths
• Talk of the Town
• Police search for fugitive Breer
• Ben & Jerry’s founders: Corporations are not citizens
• Is school labor settlement ahead?
• Barre to help expand loan program for property owners
• Data, officials contradict chief’s dire warnings about crime
• Vt attack victim approved for face transplant : Vt. attack victim approved for face transplant
• Vt to get $18 million for health care reform
• New proposal offered on solar array project
• Plainfield driver cited on DUI
• Fire engulfs couple’s home; no injuries reported
• Woman injured in car crash; charged with DUI
• Musica Camerata Montréal delivers
• Northfield hopes to lure displaced state workers
• Barre man charged with attacking woman during fight
• Bennington state office complex to open in March
• Okemo women pose for calendar
• Jailed Vt. Muslims say they must push for needs
• Small schools worry about consolidation efforts
• Stabbing suspect sentenced
• Lawmaker plans opposition to wind turbines, natural gas extraction
• Vt. tree farms donating to military
• Calls to 211-hotline show need for “outreach” mental health programs
• Robinson joins Vermont Supreme Court: Robinson takes oath, joins Vermont Supreme Court
• Gable Place plans move forward in Barre
• Two ski areas mark 75th anniversary
• American Flatbreads burglarized
• Readsboro hit hard by hunting deaths
• Police: Speeding driver arrested for DUI
• Man faces fourth arrest of DUI
• Chief: Lenient sentences fuel more crime
• Barre Police Log Loose chicken; pepper-spray holdup attempt
• Jailed Vt. Muslims say they must push for needs
• State works to spin off mental health care
• Christmas tree farm: Once a chore, now a dream
• Ben and Jerry to address corporate personhood
• Capital Beat
• NH’s largest paper endorses Gingrich
• Boards postpone action on emergency services plan
• State works to spin off mental health care
• The return: One man’s journey back to society
• Vermont police investigate home intrusion
• Federal judge sends two drug suspects home to Ala.
• US Forest Service offers $5 Christmas tree permits
• Chelsea man appeals denial of bail in baby daughter’s death
• Tom Wicker, journalist and observer, dies at 85
• Effort builds to curb corporate political spending
• Wicker found community in Green Mountains
• Hell and high water: A touchstone reopens in town hardest hit by Irene
• Walking in a parolee’s shoes is eye-opening
• Fire in St. Albans leaves residents homeless
• AG: Vt. court ruling could cost state in long run
• Cuts could end air pollution testing program
• Vt health department says fewer adults smoke
• Vt. teens win MTV contest
• Essex teens win MTV contest for ‘epic’ event
• Chronicling work through art
• Waterbury group helps people return home
• Barre loses bid for floodway boundaries
• Montpelier Police Log: Assault reported on Baldwin Street
• Waste not ...
• Cycling firm seeks expansion in Derby
• Miss NC has Vermont ties
• Biologists: Lake Champlain salmon run is the best ever
• Hit by Irene, house now fit for Thanksgiving
• Mental health agency’s school proposal draws tax concern
• Eat in and Save: Leftover turkey stars in saucy jambalaya
• ‘Pick’ your own means CSA choice at Northfield farm
• Charities ask Vermonters to donate during holidays
• One person injured in three-car Cabot crash
• Volunteers help prepare Thanksgiving Day dinners
• Vt 106 reopens nearly 3 months after Irene
• Truck strikes Barre building
• Vt. gov creates honors for flood relief
• Five men charged in Vt deer poaching spree
• Supreme Court rules police welfare checks carry obligation
• Supercommittee’s impasse could affect Guard
• Film documents Waterbury’s recovery
• Citizens call for Montpelier to cut the budget
• War and Irene won’t lessen this family’s Thanksgiving
• Bennington considers smoking on town land
• Woman charged with stealing from workplace
• Agency restricts ATV use on state land to connector trails
• Vermonters are asked for input on single-payer plan
• Snow, sleet greet Thanksgiving travelers
• Well done: Students get hoots
• Norwich honored for digital forensics
• Driver injured after car rollover
• ‘Eat More Kale’ at center of trademark dispute
• State aids cash-strapped towns
• Burlington mayoral caucus, round 2
• Psychiatric residence in Williamstown seeks to expand
• Auto shop theft investigated
• Motel fight leads to charges
• Cellphone used as weapon in assault
• Retailers pin hopes on Black Friday
• Sabra Field exhibit opens Nov. 30
• Police respond to Barre Street brawl
• Underage driver found on I-89
• State to get $15M for Irene relief
• Board member calls Waterbury police budget maneuver ‘sneaky’
• East Montpelier board gives chairman dual role
• Montpelier High School principal to retire
• Vt. retires its special Google map of Irene damage
• 2 arrested in Vt., in connection with making meth
• Police: Car heads into Vt. river, driver dies
• Man arraigned on allegation of inappropriate act with girl
• Crews dismantle more Irene-hit trailers
• Couple wins $2.5 million civil award; judge must weigh in
• Mental health group applies for school permit
• Firefighter fired over facial hair
• Barre police log: Store reports holdup attempt
• Montpelier police log: Mental health services building reported burglarized
• The Union Forever: A song born out of war
• Vermont State Hospital Workers at closed facility speaking out
• Montpelier This Week: Flannel Friday
• Parents support upgrades to East Montpelier school
• Capital Beat: Yankee, Progressives and Salmon
• Thrush is coming back, but with kids in mind
• Police ask for help finding tire slashers
• Holiday art in motion
• Federal-state buyout program benefits flood-damaged towns
• Capital Beat: Yankee, Progressives and Salmon
• Potthast service set for today
• New book offers fresh look at Dean candidacy
• Students excel in annual Vermont spelling bee
• UVM says it won’t support naked bike ride
• Death of Vt robbery suspect ruled a homicide
• Man ticketed speeding past head of DMV
• Two wind protesters arrested
• New mobile home arrives at park
• Woman faces alcohol charge
• Man arrested for high speed
• Man facing prescription charge
• Burlington police say Vt. man shot in drug fight
• Vt. must pay $1.8M for court fight
• Death of Vt. robbery suspect ruled a homicide: Death of Vt. robbery suspect ruled a homicide
• Skiers chip in to save the magic of their mountain
• Progressives find relevance under single-party rule
• Taser debate ends as chief pulls plug
• Couple charged with supplying alcohol to minors
• Parents support upgrades to East Montpelier school
• Police: Man shoots self in standoff
• U-32 board considers more AP courses
• Taser debate tabled to Dec. 7
• City Place proposal gets mixed response in formal debut
• First new home installed at Weston’s
• Big dig done — for now
• Steeple group hosts finale raffle
• UVM faculty reach agreement with school
• How broad is Vt public records law?
• Housing project gets $4.8M grant
• Burlington to hold 2nd caucus
• Seasonal workers face stiffer unemployment rules
• Barre council supports Goldman idea, but won’t buy property
• Council gets last-minute Taser appeal from city
• Olympic training in Waterbury?
• High-speed chase leads to arrest
• Weston’s to reopen today
• Rumney school needs study to pinpoint problems
• Waterbury selected for special FEMA aid
• Talk of the town
• Vermonters flood FEMA with aid requests on final day
• Northfield events give shoppers jump on holidays
• Vt state revenues continue above target
• Victims in Route 4 crash remain unknown
• Vt. Route 125 in Hancock to close Irene fix
• Plainfield town meeting may be held in fire station
• Volunteers repair Irene-hit snowmobile trails
• Feds could buy out nine Irene-damaged Northfield properties
• Barre school board negotiators ready to return to talks
• Barre school board balks at 8 new tech posts: Board balks at eight new tech posts; supports two
• 2 families safe after rescue from Vt apartment
• Irene river repairs spark permit debate
• Post-Irene, hospitals could play new role in mental health
• Ex-deputy pleads guilty to charge
• Police arrest 70; clear out protesters
• Kittell named WDEV programming director
• Shumlin pushes foreign investment program in Vt.
• Police ask public for help in solving homicide: Police ask public for help in solving Bethel homicide
• Shumlin pushes foreign investment program in Vt.: Shumlin pushes foreign investments
• Feds to pay bulk of Irene road repairs
• Barre gets $150k environmental grant
• College teaches digital forensics
• Mayoral caucus ends in tie
• Public transit focus of hearings
• Police: Man arrested in theft of jewelry
• ‘Occupy’ tents being removed
• ‘City Place’ makes formal debut
• Montpelier police log: Gun, other items reported stolen from cars
• Music Review: Montpelier Chamber Orchestra sells out two concerts
• Central Vt. Chamber of Commerce
• Swift named director of CVMC Hospitalist Program
• Deadline looms to seek Irene help
• Fundraisers spring up after Vt. flooding
• Capital Beat: Progs pick up the slack
• State wins preservation award
• Music Review: Prague quartet delivers Shostakovich
• Randolph brothers raise more than $126K for farmers : Brothers raise more than $126K for farmers
• Planner Shawn Donovan Joins DuBois & King
• Calls for austerity, district energy, Carr Lot and Tasers
• Elementary schools seek public input on renovations
• Green Mountain Business Expo Wednesday in Stowe
• Graniteville asphalt plant plan back on track
• Drawing Board gets new co-owner
• Northfield Savings Bank and VPT team up to help Vermont Foodbank
• Police: Bethel man killed, Royalton woman wounded
• Deer season opens
• Music Review: Vermont’s first family of music celebrates 35th
• Deer hunters take to the woods
• New ‘campaign’ pitches prosperity over politics
• Irene victims warned of bad contractors
• Vermont deer hunters hit the woods
• Transitional housing planned for South Barre gets conditional use permit
• Pressure to leave mounts on Occupy camps
• Afghanistan mission shifting, Welch says
• Afghanistan mission shifting, Welch says
• From young to old, residents turn out to honor veterans
• Montpelier City Council hears from Taser committee
• Woman denies embezzlement
• Duxbury development plan before commission
• Central Vt. towns decry proposed changes to districts
• 'Rock snot' fear means salmon for native tribes
• Childcare organizers targeting lawmakers
• After shooting, police say Occupy camp must close
• Federal charges leveled at Montpelier shooting suspects
• Northfield readies festivities
• Commander pushes for Civil War memorial
• NECI, state colleges discussing ‘affiliation’
• Priced to perfection, GMCR stumbles and stock plunges
• Veteran to veteran: Hospice volunteer lends a hand, and an ear
• Parish: Bishop made decision to close daycare center: Parish: Bishop made day care decision
• Band of Brothers: Remembering one family’s military service
• Lessons from a woman who turns 100 today
• Lawmakers prep for busy session
• 2 arrested in armed home invasion
• Irene dominates Legislative agenda, but other issues percolate
• Protesters: Veteran shoots self at Vt. encampment
• One man arraigned for alleged shooting near Statehouse; second to be arraigned Monday
• Reaction to Irene gives VT towns improved emergency response
• What is it like to come home from jail?
• Three teens face alcohol-related charges after traffic stop
• Man arrested on suspicion of DUI, marijuana possession
• Homeless man arrested after high-speed chase in stolen car
• Montpelier police union ratifies new contract
• Montpelier police log: Thefts plague Greenwood Ave.
• Barre police log: Gunfight threatens to break out on Seminary Street
• Union: Deal reached in Bennington-area teacher strike
• Anti-nuclear groups rally despite snow
• Storm-ruined mobile homes razed, issue of rent lingers
• Costly Irene may not break Vermont’s bank, but could change rules
• Vandalism, thefts close Twinfield Union School
• Three Rowan Court staffers take top honors
• Brooks named to VSO board
• Youth Orchestra to hold open house
• Ghost stories brew anew in Vermont
• Many towns estimate huge Irene losses
• 24-hour road closure begins
• Snow kidding
• Calendar
• VSECU donates $80,000 to Irene relief
• No nukes, craft fair and talk of regional public safety agency
• The Union Forever: Join the Sharpshooters!
• VSO opens season with colorful Halloween concert
• High-tech tool aims to manage Irene-like emergencies
• Some say rivers hurt by recovery work
• Welch listens to Vermonters’ concerns
• National laughingstock? Vt dad discovers there’s an app for that: Vt. dad discovers there’s an app for that
• Analyst: Millions in abatements won't affect schools
• Killington resort opening one expert trail
• ‘Gossip Girl,’ other CW shows coming to Hulu
• Hot wheels
• Guide convicted of baiting bears
• AG: Car chase shooting justified
• Strike continues in southwest Vt.
• Electric car fuel station opens
• FEMA: Emergency housing not needed in Vt
• Barre forum takes an empathetic tone on drug problem
• Free Barre leaf disposal offered Saturday
• Green Mountain Club Group urges ban on wind projects urged
• Sabin’s Pasture site of training
• Police: Woman used sister’s ID in DUI stop
• Man sentenced for assault on victim locked in shed
• Common Cause backs off Shumlin campaign probe
• Choice Academy burglar sentenced
• Waterbury waives past-due tax fees for flood victims
• At pasta dinner, residents outline what ails Montpelier
• Mark Mitchell honored for Vermont legacy
• Architect helps Waterbury assess options
• Hockey gets ‘Wild’ in Vt pro team debut
• Tour of Phoenix House eases concerns
• Shumlin announces $44,000 in grants for veterans programs
• Show of faith: Church organ travels 1,000 miles to Vt. for restoration
• Montpelierites flock to first course in city budget process: dinner
• Group claims Shumlin campaign misused funds
• 37 Vermont Yankee emergency sirens set off accidentally
• Shumlin applauds Vermont’s largest wind turbine installation
• City Place would benefit Barre mayor’s business partner
• Barre's developer-mayor takes himself out of ‘City Place' project
• Facilitator: Strike talks in a tough spot
• Talk of the town
• Union, Barre reach tentative agreement
• Police report finding runaway, marijuana plants in home
• Beware: Horror, costumes, glow bracelets
• South Barre man faces gun charges
• Despite Irene, Vt tax revenues still on track
• Schools need more staff to run high-tech tools
• Got Net? Small businesses applaud Google workshop
• Major Barre detour begins today
• East Barre couple cited in grocery store theft
• Forum will tackle Barre drug use
• Museum’s haunted house gets ready for prime time
• Police chief assigns extra officers to increase safety at Norwich events
• Irene forces businesses to adapt
• Despite Irene, Vt tax revenues still on track
• Music Review: Philharmonic goes to the opera
• Homeless son arraigned after burglary of parents’ house
• Police on lookout for men with shotgun who entered home
• Barre Police Log: Church break-in reported
• Montpelier police log: Gun goes missing from car
• Scott getting top citizen award
• Civic menu: Spaghetti and the budget
• Vt. GOP gets new executive director
• DNA samples provided in Vt. missing couple case
• Vt. Yankee supporters hold rally
• Teachers strike heads into fifth day: Bennington teachers, boards work on contract framework
• Alleged Legion embezzler ordered jailed pending sentencing
• Barre Tech project will benefit flooded family
• Lawmakers urged to protect Vt’s Triple-A bond rating
• Displaced scientists relocate to UVM
• Council: State should invest in Vt.’s rural resources
• First breakfast next week
• Creamery grows for the next generation : Dairy diversifies for the next generation
• For some homeowners, flood insurance comes at a steep price
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• Council: State should invest in Vt.’s rural resources
• Montpelier School District: Already $500,000 in the hole
• Get ready for three-day detour
• Sterling Hill remains closed for now
• Mass. congressman questions Yankee’s truthfulness
• Mass. congressman questions Yankee’s truthfulness
• Seeger, Guthrie join Wall Street protest
• Theater Review: ‘[title of show]’ proves refreshing fun
• Politicians giving ‘Occupy Vermont’ a wide berth so far
• In Vermont, mobile homes and their residents vulnerable
• State police change Taser rules
• Roxbury man killed in single-vehicle accident
• Amtrak rail repairs to speed Vermont trips
• UVM head vows to cap tuition hike at 3.5 percent
• Volunteers bat cleanup all over Vermont
• Permit permission: Town-by-town rules confuse flood victims
• State: no violation in Entergy soil removal at Yankee
• Extension gets thanks for farm help
• Teachers strike will continue into next week
• Wheel good
• Dreams of fields: Vermont schools grapple with buried sports facilities
• Barre Town: Alleged home invader gets a surprise
• Vermont Natural Resources Council hires sustainability director
• Plainfield looks back for flood lessons
• Route 73 closing for bridge work
• State: Too late to test remains of ‘Pete’
• Damaged mobile homes to be removed, free of charge
• Irene forces closure of Vermont State Hospital
• Toys for Tots faces new hurdles
• Northfield grant deadline for storm help extended to Nov. 9
• Vt.’s Montpelier and Northfield schools: to merge or not?
• Justices ponder future use of Vermont’s Berlin Pond
• Email ‘threat’ focus of dispute before labor board
• Two Vt WWII soldiers awarded French Legion of Honor
• Music Review: Nielsen pieces cut a wide swath
• Teachers on strike in Bennington area schools: Talks resume after 200-plus educators walk picket line
• Vermont mayor attempts citizen’s arrest, suffers bruises
• NECI gets grade of zero from feds
• Stock price shrinks, but Vermont coffee maker promises growth: After report sinks stocks, coffee maker says it will add jobs
• Vermont environmentalists: Farm runoff needs enforcement
• Ex-bank manager pleads guilty
• Burlington mayor race heats up
• Town objects to adult store
• Vt. seeks proposals to take over flooded offices
• Board: Common needs more security after recent burglary
• Property owner Jeff Jacobs wins again
• Talk of the Town
• Barre mayor, council examine ways to hire additional officer
• Berlin man faces multiple charges after brawl
• Police probe latest school theft
• Barre man arrested after car chase
• Vt. Senate chief calls for Irene property study
• River fuel oil spill tracked to Barre house
• High court hears Bennett case
• Weston’s park moves closer to full reopening
• Waterbury voters face question of transferring village police
• Montpelier police log: Stolen clowns found stuffed in car
• Gay rights pioneer named to Vt. Supreme Court bench
• Vermont high court hears Berlin Pond case
• Medical partnership aimed at bettercare
• North Main Street project nears end of first phase
• Barre restaurant may be turning Japanese
• Gov: Give tax break to Irene victims
• Vt police probe two break-ins, thefts of electronics
• Barre City police logs
• Vt. inmates help with Irene cleanup
• Lawsuit says ex-wife of murder suspect negligent
• Needs could grow as temperature drops
• Farmworkers meet with governor
• Vt. airman reunited with family
• Dog owners push safety at Hubbard Park
• History remembered
• 150 Vt protesters join “Occupy” rally in Burlington
• Montpelier This Week
• Police: Man commits suicide after arrest for lewd conduct with minor
• State hoping to use lasers to map new landscape
• Man sentenced for sex crime
• Vermont junkyard fined $20,000
• 1 killed in single-vehicle crash
• Court hearing set on Lowell wind protest
• Moose hunting season kicks off
• Capital Beat: Leahy presses SBA on slow recovery loans
• Lesson from Irene: Local communications key
• Lesson from Irene: Local communications key
• Vermonters rally to Occupy Wall Street
• Scoville murder: 20 years later
• Vt.colleges join green challenge
• To save money, city invests in energy plan
• Trains full of rocks to help rebuild flooded road
• Vt. Progressives: Rich can help pay for Irene cleanup
• Some state workers likely to remain in Waterbury
• Chester board, residents voice concerns about retailer
• Copper thieves wrecking Rutland homes
• State admits turning away workers
• Barre City examines bids to repair Orange Reservoir
• Trooper arrests driver for operating with suspended license
• Man charged with home improvement fraud
• Randolph man arrested for using fake money
• Federal money will help police buy new vests
• Vermont high schools get say in classroom policies
• Autumn from above
• Vt’s Long Trail reopens after Irene
• Woodstock sustained big blow from storm’s floods
• War memorial work delayed to 2012
• Route 4 businesses working to recover
• New ambulance purchase hits snag at Select Board
• Neighbors oppose Phoenix House plan
• Driver hospitalized after two-car crash
• Northfield man arrested for DUI
• Vt electric co-op gets $7.4 million federal loan
• Shelburne Museum to build education center
• City weighs local option sales tax to repair roads, bridges
• Shumlin: ‘Irene 2’ brewing in D.C.
• Cost of Irene trash removal raises questions
• Some state workers likely to remain in Waterbury
• Flooded town struggles to ID cemetery remains
• Federal river repair fund for Vt faces drought
• State waiting on Congress for Irene aid
• City seeks plans for ‘City Place’
• State waiting on Congress for Irene aid
• Man violates abuse order
• Burglar hits Waterbury Country Club
• U-32 teacher named 2011 humanities educator
• Talk of the town
• Montpelier woman pleads not guilty to three felony charges
• Opening their eyes: Students interview region’s visually impaired : Students interview region’s visually impaired
• Free workshop offers post-flood solutions
• Hospitals push for answers to mental health dilemma
• Shumlin calls on state to volunteer
• Vermont wants shield from federal No Child Left Behind Act
• Jeff Jacobs wins Montpelier property assessment appeal
• Plainfield debates way to reopen town hall
• Woman cited for stealing from Berlin’s Wal-Mart
• Man arrested for investigation of DUI
• Berlin police arrest man on drug charges
• Review: Cabot pianist proves powerful, sophisticated
• Northfield Select Board: Give us feedback on proposal
• Montpelier Home Tour set for Saturday
• Woman charged in shaker assault
• Mr. Jones goes to Washington: “The Blood in this Town” gets Capitol Hill showing
• Barre vehicle hit by paintball
• Trio charged with regional large-scale copper thefts
• Montpelier man charged with DUI
• Woman charged with domestic assault
• China Moon reopens
• Vehicle break-ins plague capital
• UVM awarded $20M to study lake
• Renewable energy expert to visit Vt.
• Trooper deploys Taser on 86-year-old
• Cpuncil to get glimpse of ‘City Place’
• Helping kids cope: Group brings puppets into Vt. schools
• Help us celebrate at The Times Argus
• ‘Stop work’ order continues, but so does work
• Capital Beat: Happenings in state politics and government
• Storm rekindles love for bridges
• Nature’s blessings
• 2011 Community Service Recognition Night
• Detox center to open in Berlin
• The first Italian in Barre: Angelo Scampini left his mark on the city : Angelo Scampini: One man leaves his mark on the city
• Rutland shines for its sestercentennial
• Waterbury takes time to play
• The i’s have it: Vermonters remember Steve Jobs
• Woodstock businessman indicted for fraud
• ERs overwhelmed in wake of hospital closure
• Ways to help: Samaritan recruiting for efforts in Guatemala
• ERs overwhelmed in wake of hospital closure
• Director: Blood drive movie can inspire other towns
• Police investigate armed robbery at bank
• State workers say ‘no' to double pay
• Humanities council holds poetry discussions
• 21-year-old charged with ecstacy possession
• Scientist to study cause of late foliage
• Long Trail taps into Irene
• Police: Ranger stole from park
• Vt. orders work to stop at Lowell wind project
• Theater review Scientists prove all-too-human
• Vt’.s new e-waste law draws users, some confusion
• Recycling e-waste: Do’s and Don’ts
• Four-town chase ends in crash, arrest
• Can do
• Forum focuses on Barre’s assets
• Matalin vs. Carville: “It's the middle class, stupid.”
• State plans to ask feds for more money for Irene recovery
• Volunteer Help Needed: Listings for Irene-related recovery
• Open house set for Oct. 11
• Police seek Cabot burglar
• Rake it, bag it: The cost of foliage season
• Red Sox, Yankees brass to help Vt. farmers
• New electoral maps back to square one
• Planting Hope through ‘coffee camp’
• Vermont court slaps RGA over campaign ads
• Grants fund jobs to repair Vt. trails
• Barre Town to consider discontinuing road
• Barre Town may buy new “tried and true” ambulances
• State workers displaced by Irene get temporary homes
• Police renew search for missing couple
• Inmate surge swells budget: Panel eyes sentencing reforms
• Friendly’s closes in Berlin as company files Chapter 11
• GMP, towns meet to revise Marshfield dam plan
• One Norwich student remains in the hospital
• Talk of the town
• Waterbury wants to keep state office complex
• Barre optimistic over “adjusted deficit”
• State Board of Education concerned about rushing change
• Irene shuffles Vt road project priorities
• Shumlin asks union to drop labor dispute
• Vt state employees seek double-time pay for work after Irene
• GMP, towns meet to revise Marshfield dam plan
• Vermont Law, long a holdout, lifting military ban
• Neighbors vow to fight location of new special needs school
• Hatching a plan: Fish station rebuilding
• Anti-nuclear protesters appear before judge
• Woman assaults man in presence of police
• Rebuild Waterbury hiring for three new posts
• Barre and Barre Town: Let’s work together
• Waterbury to discuss homeowner tax relief for Irene victims
• Progress made for Weston’s
• Montpelier police busy with break-ins, thefts
• Berlin airport plan takes off
• Condos to hold ‘open laws’ tour
• South Burlington Police seek nighttime Vt burglar
• Vt. nuke plant back at full power after pump woe
• Gait analysis today at CVMC
• Waterbury: Municipal offices may move to fire station
• Waterbury harvest fest moves to new location
• Barre Police Log: Illegal camping, dumping occupy police
• Charter changes considered in Barre: Special assessment floated for out-of-town watershed
• Gaz Metro secures self against hostile takeover
• Fatal crash driver pleads not guilty: Witnesses saw no brake lights, estimate speed in excess of 50 mph
• Permission for natural gas expansion fund granted
• Read any good letters lately? Me neither
• Harmon-izing Grief and Honor
• Police: Two Norwich students charged after drunk driving crash kills one, injures three critically: Police: Alcohol and speed were factors in crash linked to underage drinking party
• City Council gives developer tax break
• Montpelier This Week: District energy and the VLCT town fair
• Capital Beat: Politics and Tropical Storm Irene
• October mixer set
• Granite and the early high-rise
• Cartoonists take on Comics Day challenge
• UVM scientist wins highest national award
• Theater Review: Northern Stage opens with stylish ‘Romeo and Juliet’
• Community celebrates life of ‘our hero’
• How do robotics work? A Q-and-A with Professor Bongard
• Federal prosecutors argue against change of venue in aiding of fugitive case
• Stay or go: Waterbury state offices decision a high-stakes matter
• Timeline for Professor Bongard
• Heating assistance money on the block
• NRC rotates inspectors at Vermont Yankee
• Fixing city infrastructure poses major financial dilemma
• Crack ring head gets 14 years
• Flood nonprofit moves to next phase
• Barre Town eyes $40K fix for access to Hunt Road’s single home
• Core values
• FEMA deadline nears for aid
• Target eyeing Williston site
• Romney gets support from Vermont
• Boa constrictor missing from home
• EPA fines Jay Peak for violations
• Crafts Council hosts fall open studio weekend
• Montpelier football player recovering from injury
• Lauzon seeks to lure state workers to “City Place”
• Vermont adoption program garners national recognition
• Budget scissors in hand, administration begins tough work
• Witnesses: Suspected car thief had tattoos
• Man cited for disorderly conduct
• Barre teen arrested in Rutland Town
• Barre’s James Taffel: Poster-principal for literacy
• Town police arrest teen after crash
• One month later: Flood-weary Vermonters rebuild on long road back to normalcy
• Farmers get recovery grants
• Enchiladas are tasty any time of day: Enchiladas are tasty any time of day
• Lawmaker, advocates push for renewable energy requirement
• Elder statesman Mallary dead at 82
• Plainfield Town Hall shuttered; Town forest access limited to hiking, hunting
• Shumlin, Lauzon tout tax credits
• Police: Woman dies in robbery try
• Vt. man sentenced in ax assault
• Vermont Granite Museum funding issue comes back to life: Nonprofit board defends its record
• Lawmaker, advocates push for renewable energy requirement
• Talk of the town
• 24-Hour Comics Challenge this weekend in Montpelier
• Turntable Park ceremony honors longtime official
• State overtime after Irene is estimated at about $1.9 million
• Man pleads guilty to gold coin theft
• Tree disease may dull foliage
• Yankee still online with reconfigured pump
• Addiction treatment facility planned in South Barre
• 3-year-old critically injured in accident
• Police: Glare helped cause crash
• Owner of Vermont radio stations faces involuntary bankruptcy
• Barre Task Force examines corrections population issues
• Crews scramble to fix Irene-damaged roads before winter
• Should Barre school continue offering Spanish classes?
• State overtime after Irene is estimated at about $1.9 million
• FEMA housing units headed to Vermont: ‘Superstructures’ may be needed for winter
• Barre Police Log: Caller reports attempt to disrupt railroad signals
• Montpelier Police Log: Fireworks, gunfire and band draw complaints
• FEMA urges towns to sign up for flood insurance program
• Moretown Post Office reopens
• Future of Vt. roads rides on D.C. vote
• Long-time Vt TV personality Stuart Hall dies at 90
• Vt.’s 2 railroads back in operation after flooding
• Music Review: Theater and modern music a compelling combination
• Yankee pump fails, forced to cut power
• Barre: Smith Street bike path clears safety hurdle
• Tang;ed lines cause delays
• Essex Junction man charged with Montpelier DUI
• Police: Suicidal man triggered chase
• Shumlin leaves open door to special session
• Music Review: Early Gwyneth Walker proves compelling
• Mobile homes major concern post-Irene
• Barre Police Log: Caller reports attempt to disrupt railroad signals
• Training needs survey
• Realtor donates to Waterbury recovery
• Shupe is VNRC’s new executive director
• New solar orchard connects Monitor Barns’ past with present
• Rocket Man: U-32 senior ascends in world of applied sciences
• Empty tank brings DUI charge
• One dead in head-on motorcycle crash
• Montpelier This Week: Road, bridges, sidewalks, budgets and tax breaks
• Eyes on the prize
• VAST to raise trail feesIncrease to cover years worth of repairs
• Cap Beat: The return of partisan politics
• Shumlin wants out of No Child Left Behind
• Studio Place Arts News - Three New Shows
• School leaders cleared of any wrongdoing in sex case
• New 112,000-square-foot Walmart in Bennington gets Act 250 permit
• Barre’s Central Hotel could make way for “Barre Place”: Central Hotel could make way for parking and ‘Barre Place’
• Concerns flood in as well results come back
• ‘I’M WITH VT’ Shirt sales raise $20,000 for Red Cross
• Divers explore sunken tug in Lake Champlain
• Police: body is Garofano
• Fair Haven pellet plant project back on track
• Salmon says he wants to ‘continue as state auditor’
• HHS grant to pay for Vt. home health visits
• Police: Watch out for phone scams
• Workshop offers incentives to improve flood-damaged homes when rebuilding: Workshop offers more incentives to homeowners
• Berlin police arrest women for Price Chopper thefts
• Montpelier to hold hazardous waste collection Saturday
• Heavy metal
• Police find body that could be missing Garofano
• Through the lens: Seeing the heart of Vermont
• Vt. Guardsman dies of heart attack
• State relief fund has cash, but waiting to pay out
• FEMA workers use personal experiences to help victims of Irene
• Barre: Fed-up neighbor wants ‘obnoxious' renters gone
• Lifetime license ban foils driver
• Marshfield man fined for burning
• Businessman convicted of fraud
• Committee looks at marijuana dispensaries
• State unveils program to help mobile homeowners
• Education guru preaches revolution at teacher conference: Education guru preaches revolution
• Collision debris leads to suspected burglar
• Eat in and Save: Eating adventures start with kids in the kitchen
• Capital Sounds: Musical happenings in and around the Capital City
• Guitarist Steve Baughman returns for house concert
• Folk icon Peter Yarrow more than a member of Peter, Paul and Mary
• VCME: Ensemble offers spicy musical theater
• Tiny Vt. town votes to close school with 11 kids
• Housing developers see new priorities: Vermont affordable housing focus shifts to helpng flood victims
• Shumlin thanks ‘corporate angels’ for relief money
• NRC: fire started in its office space at Entergy’s information center
• Barre: Granite museum fund request gets mixed response
• Talk of the town
• Montpelier: Anti-Taser sentiment dominates meeting
• Housing developers see new priorities : Affordable housing focus shifts to helping flood victims
• As records dry out, town offices regroup
• Trio Pasquier: Worthy successor to Paris Piano Trio opens series
• A lesson in ‘the Vermont way’
• Navy officer, partner marry in Vermont as ban ends
• Vt. judge OKs DUI test machine
• Trooper asked about policy
• Wright to run for Burlington mayor
• Physician specialists added to payment reform
• Gas tax hike proposed to fund road repairs
• Waterbury businesses put pieces back together
• Portions of Coburn Road to stay closed
• ‘All systems go’ as mobile home park awaits OK to return: Mobile home park awaits lifting of health order
• Northfield: Aid arrives in different ways
• Planning, development groups to share one roof
• Carville, Matalin to host Todd Lecture Series debate
• Teen convicted of lewd conduct
• Waterbury looks at members for long-term recovery group
• State offers recovery funding options: 6:10 p.m.
• Economist: Vermont needs more job gains
• As he ponders politics, Dubie starts new company
• Mayor: Water supply still tenuous
• Barre Tech Center launches baking program
• From tents to brick classrooms, Vermont flood recovery continues
• Barre Housing Authority gets accessiblity grant
• Montpelier Police Log: Thefts of bikes, wallet, mail reported
• Vt. flood recovery effort moves to reconstruction phase
• Lawsuit alleges `bad faith’ negotiations hurt CVPS stockholders
• Charges stem from 12-year-old’s pregnancy
• CVMC exhibits Newcomb etching
• Savoy hosts Vermont Humanities Council
• Barre FEMA center to close Thursday
• Opera Review: Montreal’s ‘Marriage of Figaro’ beautiful and fun
• Oh, what a beautiful buzz: Phish returns to Vermont
• Barre: Road crew will join utility workers on Main Street
• AP’s award-winning Vt. chief Curran dies at 54
• Farmers reeling from crop losses: ‘Adulterated’ crops might be safe, says Dog River owner
• Case of the missing milk goats
• The fungus among us
• Montpelier This Week: Taser report expected in Nov.
• Jeep badly damaged in moose collision
• Police: Chase caused by ‘psychiatric event’
• Rifle, safe reported stolen
• Bradford street fight draws citations
• Police: Kinney Drugs employee to be charged with theft
• Barre man cited for DUI
• For mushroom foragers, wet forests mean good pickings
• Nurses celebrate a century: n The Vermont Board of Nursing, which monitors the state’s largest professional sector, turns 100.
• Barre school administrators’ raises rile some
• Shumlin tours Waterbury, meets residents, business owners and officials
• Barre just wants a little credit
• Council considers capping debt and building up slush fund
• Morrisville woman faces DUI charge
• E-waste collection upcoming in South Burlington
• Plainfield panel continues flood plan work
• Minus new taxes, hospital budgets on target
• Health, privacy are concerns at smart-meter hearing
• Health, privacy are concerns at smart-meter hearing
• In FEMA inspections, no detail too small
• 12 Vt. Guard soldiers to deploy
• Grace Potter to do flood benefit
• Vt. fall foliage starting to show its colors
• Vermont’s Kettle Pond Institute pushes for financial reform
• New life and $77k for granite museum
• Fisher named new chair of House health care committee
• State, union tussle over Irene double pay : Contract specifies double pay for emergency work
• City reconnects to Mendon Brook
• Route 4 reopens
• Stone Cutters Way developer asks city for tax break
• Barre Town: Keeping road open to one home could cost $20,000 or more
• Man jumps from Montpelier Main Street bridge on Tuesday
• After flood, towns face cash crunch
• Declines in mail could lead to cuts in Vermont’s USPS workforce
• Waterbury town offices to relocate
• Talk of the Town
• Barre police log: Ladder thieves accessing roofs downtown
• Barre: Police settle for more modest wage hikes
• All Vt. schools now open
• Farmworkers freed after arrest
• Last of Irene shelters closes
• Woman gives $1M to college
• Police probe abduction attempt
• Social justice pioneer to be honored
• Fletcher Allen announces new cancer screening initiative
• For 1,600 state workers, future homes in doubt: Century-old state office complex faces uncertain fate after flooding
• After Irene, displaced Vermonters seek permanent housing : FEMA housing program sees few applicants
• Tax losses compound towns’ storm expenses
• Montpelier police: Attempted assualt suspect resisted arrest
• Vermont’s Carhartt donates clothes to flood victim
• Vt. ag agency says most dairy cow corn should be OK
• Stimulus appears to retire Barre elementary deficit
• Federal aid for road repairs still unclear
• Speaker: Entergy failed to show public good to Vt Legislature
• Clarendon residents concerned about river work
• Northshire to mark 35th anniversary on Thursday
• Goddard College offers tour of site for wood chip heating facility
• Shumlin names health care reform board
• Waterbury digs out: Long-term recovery plan in the works
• Mold cleaning tips
• Plainfield burglar pleads guilty to crimes committed while out on bail
• GMP’s flood communication called into question
• Local realtor spearheads flood-relief truck stuffing
• “Classroom in a tent:” Flooded-out Moretown school carries on
• Aldrich Block arsonist charged on drugs, alcohol violations
• Northfield retreat serves as flood shelter
• Springfield schools mark 9/11
• Wilmington booksellers plan to rebuild
• Just try topping this ‘When I was your age’ tale
• Day One: Shumlin had role in abandoned power contract, sale ofYankee
• Recreation trails take hit; work continues to rebuild
• Barre Town: Single-residence road repair causes headaches
• Jobs lost, and gained, in Irene’s wake
• Warnings flow, but not post-flood crime
• Barre Town police have new contract
• Waterbury fund raises $105k for businesses
• Vt. Air Guard 9/11 photo iconic symbol of resolve
• Lockheed stirs debate in Burlington
• Wind project moves forward
• Man dies in single-car crash
• Montpelier this week: Zoning feedback welcome, district heat bids arrive
• City helps Heney with heated sidewalk
• Spike in detainees squeezes corrections budget
• Music Review: Arnowitt delivers exotic piano program with panache
• Business conference worth considering
• Roxbury making progress on roads
• Shumlin says Vermont will be better than Texas
• Theater Review: John D. Alexander becomes Teddy Roosevelt
• Red Cross training mental health pros in Vermont
• Shumlin welcomes Obama jobs package
• Another fire in Barre on Merchant Street
• Barre fire under investigation
• Police probe woman’s death
• Waterbury mulls move of town offices
• Police say more than 1 involved in woman’s death
• FEMA to take office space
• Woman, 61, charged with drug sales
• 1 in 7 Vermont households hungry
• Vt. Boys & Girls club reopening
• Sewage-tainted floodwaters threaten public health
• Waste district offers cleanup grants
• Taser debate gets heated
• ‘I had a perfect view of the World Trade Center’
• Answers yet to come for Weston’s residents
• Montpelier Police Log: Naked man on School Street prompts call
• Garden gala
• Theater Review: Donny Osman returns to the stage with memoir ‘Cages’
• Moretown: Irene the silt queen
• Children raise money for flood victims
• Double-pay concerns blocking state work
• Lunderville to head Shumlin’s recovery effort
• Brookfield Old Town Hall benefit Sunday
• FEMA kiosk set at Berlin school
• East Montpelier’s Rally Day: An invitation to meet and learn
• St. Albans students lend a hand to Northfield
• New position to address insurgent cattle in Williamstown
• Man cited for alleged copper theft
• Labor Department lining up workers
• Ben & Jerry’s flavor salutes ‘SNL’
• Barre police log: Child falls out of second-floor window
• State’s roads reopening, slowly
• FairPoint to lay off 400 workers
• Police probe Rutland bank robbery
• Rutland water reserve at 17 days and dwindling
• Fair cutting water use
• Mad River Valley courts tourists spooked by flood
• Talk of the Town
• Welch: FEMA needs more money
• Taser committee member resigns, citing personal attacks
• Vt. urges property owners to seek ID of inspectors
• Berlin: Mobile home owners could face costly upgrades
• Best bagger competition coming up
• Water test kits available for wells
• State tech chief thankful for ‘proactive and forward thinking’
• From small town to big time: Middlesex native walks on at Miami : From small town to big time Middlesex native Miles Levine walks on at Miami
• Williamstown: Scrutiny of road contract intensifies
• In Vt., closed roads take toll on trucks, buses
• Disaster recovery help available in Vermont
• Lawmakers want influence in disaster recovery decisions
• Shumlin looks to vacation homes for housing
• Semprebon bequest: Granite Museum request kicked back to committee
• Lawmakers want influence in disaster recovery decisions: Legislators want voices heard on flood-relief policy
• Cross-country cyclist spreads word about childhood obesity
• Mendon manages aftermath
• Windham County surveys businesses
• Vt. man indicted in farm prostitution case
• Police ID bike crash victim
• Makeshift market: Shaw’s turns a tent into a grocery store
• Vt. utility begins work on Lowell wind project
• Maine official to lead Vt.'s Shelburne Museum
• Former Barre officer charged with DUI
• Vt. man indicted in farm prostitution case
• Citizens yesterday, heroes today: Vol. Fire Department provides lifeline
• Barre woman charged in grocery sting
• Faucet tussle leads to charges
• Flood control dams protected downstream towns
• Plenty of labor, no parade this year in Northfield
• State cuts red tape for post-flood contruction
• Farmers facing heavy losses
• Officials probe arson fires
• Feds to return seized guns
• Car collides with bear in Vt.
• Vt. college gets $1M gift
• Capitol Stationers returning to original location
• Officials visit farm with promise of aid
• Montpelier this week: Butterflying, Tasers and labor
• Art hop to showcase work of drowned boy
• Damaged east-west corridors choke statewide travel
• State reports first two West Nile virus cases since ’03
• Low interest rates have winners and losers
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• Killington among towns that passed on flood insurance program
• Shumlin reassures Vermonters as state braces for flash flood watch
• Life in isolated towns settling into new (ab)normal
• City connects reservoir to East Creek
• Disaster didn't discriminate in Woodstock
• State braces as more rain forecast
• Hikers warned to avoid storm damage
• Brandon is ‘back in business’
• Vermont farmers plow under flooded crops
• Dusty streets raise health concerns
• Berlin mobile home park awaits FEMA OK to reopen
• Signs of our times
• Montpelier Police Log: ‘Trail of blood’ draws attention
• Vermont’s governor gets crash course in disaster management
• In Vermont, ATVs often reviled but are popular after flood
• ‘Free yard sale’ to aid Berlin residents
• Vt. officials say recovery progress continuing
• Glitch averted on federal disaster declaration : Glitch averted on federal disaster declaration
• Barre flood help center to reopen
• Need help?
• All-nighter still doesn’t yield Barre teacher contract
• Feds declare ‘major’ disaster areas
• ATVs are a lifeline in hard-hit Bethel
• Bennington’s water pipes to be replaced by today
• Vt. flood recovery amps up, but woes remain
• Connecticut River goes through wild fluctuations at Bellows Falls
• Goddard: Heat plant’s site won’t change, but looks might
• Canceled trip turns profitable
• Berlin bridge at Lovers Lane may be closed awhile
• Northfield cancels holiday celebration to labor at cleanup
• Waterbury businesses vow to reopen
• Vermont woman is 0-for-2 with homes this stormy summer
• Federal, state response picks up steam
• Vermont Strong goes viral
• Garofano “can’t be replaced”: city worker killed in flood remembered for ability and dedication
• State beefs up financial help for Irene-damaged businesses
• Ludlow flood victim identified
• Northfield man charged with DUI
• Man arrested at checkpoint
• Barre forum set for 7 p.m. tonight
• 74 lots at Weston’s restricted
• Randolph and Braintree ‘lucked out,’ but still must dig out
• Barre OKs fire union contract
• Talk of the Town
• Music Review: Central Vermont Chamber Festival is a gem
• Roads closed, Vermonters take to information highway
• North Bennington fire chief describes risky rescue
• East Montpelier board balks at river property transfer
• In Montpelier, prevention avoids worse damage this time
• Northfield’s Wall-Goldfinger rebuilding already
• Norwich cadets: ‘Ready for anything a hurricane can throw at them’
• Trapped in Pittsfield: Residents dig out and await help
• Long road ahead for Waterbury homeowners
• Vermont still reeling from massive destruction
• Barre Supervisory Union teachers still seeking first joint contract
• Vt. newlyweds, guests stranded by road washout
• City water supply sufficient for now
• Crews get woman to hospital
• Trapped in Pittsfield: Residents dig out and await help : Tuesday 1:50 p.m.
• Barre emerges relatively unscathed
• Around the county, less damage than anticipated
• Power and pump station out, Waterbury scrambles to bounce back
• Northfield sustains considerable damage
• With towns cut off, Vermont officials view devastation from the air
• Irene slows Times Argus delivery
• Harrowing rescues, then heartbreaking returns to Berlin mobile home park
• Heavy floods in Southern Vermont arrive later in Central Vermont
• Barre emerges relatively unscathed
• White House Business Council.
• School to start; Carr Lot Project gaining steam
• Inside the command center at the Vermont Department of Safety
• FairPoint
• Nancy Sancibrian
• Turkey Hill Farm
• Washington man arrested on domestic assault charge
• Montpelier man killed in crash
• Pipe band places in Scottish competitions
• Batteries, power-line crews are hot commodities as storm nears
• US Supreme Court justice to speak at Vermont conference
• DISH TV to pay Vermont $125K to settle letter wording
• Barre, St. Johnsbury FEMA centers closing
• Opera Review: Opéra Piccola is tiny and fine
• Barre police union, city negotiators reach tentative agreement
• Market makers
• Oncoming storm prompts changes at Vermont colleges
• East Montpelier car accident called a DUI
• Hunters asked not to shoot collared bears
• Thetford teacher gets national honor
• Vermont gears up for weekend storm
• Plainfield rec committee sees new life
• Alleged push prompts court appearance
• Crane operator hurt in Calais
• Summer St. to get pre-detour facelift
• Four years in prison for Plainfield drug money robber: Granddaughter also allegedly helped steal money used for drugs
• Keeping the ball rollingCouncil hatches plan to link Carr Lot Project, Barre St. redevelopment
• 19-year-old woman charged with DMV assault
• Town faces bigger bill for road
• 2 trucks collide in Vermont
• FEMA may help with evacuated Hilltop homes
• 2 cranes topple in Vermont; man injured
• Burlington greets returning students
• Town to decide on camp purchase
• Woman sentenced in stabbing
• EPA sets hearing on waste site
• Crane falls into Vt. market
• ‘Arson spree’: Teen arraigned Monday in P&S fire
• Barre: South Main Street body identified
• Barre Police Log: Food-for-bike trade is a no-go
• Knocking out girlfriend results in prison sentence
• Night filled with domestic violence lands man in jail
• Talk of the Town
• Alleged chokehold could cost 15 years
• Vt. seeks to resume passenger train to Montreal
• Museum to seek War of 1812 site
• Vt. inn denies discriminating against NY lesbians
• ATF probe targets gun sales by Vermonters
• Website set up for Vt. renters
• Vermont feels shakes from earthquake
• Gun builder links firearms, history
• Goddard College to notify town residents about heating plant
• Students depict the beauty of learning
• McKibben released from jail after White House protest
• Anti-Google group scrutinizes web search giant
• Barre firm nears completion of 9/11 monument
• Democrats hire new field director
• Man denies stabbing charge
• Barre man accused of pulling knife
• Man charged with firearm threat
• Vermont ties bring world music to Goddard
• Music Review: Ludwig premiere marks festival opener
• Spaulding: Third-phase paving nearly complete
• State archives get grant to preserve historic court documents
• Woman completes runs five 4,000-foot Vt. peaks
• Pollina: GDP can’t measure progress
• Man dies in Vermont crash
• Caledonia County Fair opens
• This camp combines the primitive with the practical: This camp combines the primitive with the practical
• This camp combines the primitive with the practical: This camp combines the primitive with the practical
• Art therapy: Diagnosed with rare syndrome, local woman turns to illustration
• Montpelier council to consider Barre Street intersection
• Lauzon buys LACE building to rent to P&S Furniture
• Music Review: Stowe music festival delivers joyful performances
• The HIGHLOW Project takes it to the street
• Winnoski group cleans up the river
• Environmentalists, Vermonters among 65 arrested in front of White House
• Action kept 9/11 riders from danger
• Shumlin heads to Labrador to view hydro projects
• Coneflowers
• In Plainfield, Great Brook debate rages on
• Williamstown man denies child sexual assault charge
• Barre woman denies pushing another down stairs
• Environmentalists travel to Washington to protest controversial oil pipeline
• Vermont to pay dealers less for heating fuel under aid program
• Northfield runner takes on Vermont’s highest peaks in one day
• Two more Barre fires added to arson list
• Report card finds good and bad at RRMC
• Montpelier School board approves new athletic directors
• City man charged in connection with burglaries and break-ins
• The Fiats are coming! Lovers of Italian cars gather in Rutland this weekend
• Driver charged after walker hit
• Retiree group rallies for entitlements
• Humane society wins charity contest
• Reward offered for stolen shifter karts
• Police: Alcohol a factor in 1 a.m. crash
• $1M grant awarded to Montpelier group
• Music Review: Greensboro closes with Gershwin and more
• Warren man sentenced in rash of car thefts
• ‘There’s no downside’: Semprebon funds used to create tax breaks, lure development: Semprebon funds used to create tax breaks, lure development
• ‘Uncommon Threads' exhibit opening
• Eat in and Save: Cuban cooking for all
• Police: Vt. man admits drowning cat in lake
• Vt. woman sentenced in slaying of niece
• ACLU joins Vt case over withheld documents
• Gov. Shumlin presides over gay marriage
• Talk of the Town
• Barre police log: Callers allege dog abuse, road-sign tampering
• ID pending on South Main Street body
• Badges of distinction: Barre Scout close to earning them all
• Poirier: ‘I’m leaving’: Downtown offender re-entry center voted down
• DNA collections challenged in courts
• Attorney says Tasers are torture
• ID pending on South Main Street body
• Williamstown: Board questioned on transparency; new clerk appointed
• BISHCA chief sued over health care law
• Montpelier Police Log: Thefts, problems with exes keep police busy
• Landfill appeals expansion rejection
• Flood committee holding 1st meeting
• Tax rate surges for residents
• NY company moving to Manchester
• Bad check passing alleged in Danville
• Morrissey remembered for his service to community
• Historic Springfield markers stolen
• Vermont’s nesting loons reach record numbers
• WiFi to hit West Rutland, Poultney soon
• Music Review: Philharmonic pops a real potpourri
• McKibben aims to get arrested at White House protest
• Two arraigned in Montpelier cocaine bust
• Energy groups reach out to schools
• Man sues Vermont over sex-offender registry
• Latest Barre fire ruled suspicious
• Williamstown’s ailing clerk leaves with ‘a heavy heart’
• CVPS proposes renewable energy grants
• Vt woman who killed niece faces sentencing
• Circus Smirkus in Montpelier
• Vermont college gets grants for nursing program
• Interior Secretary Salazar begins New England tour
• Bradford man charged in assault
• Barre woman crashes on interstate
• Man cited for DUI on I-89
• Calias homes robbed
• Vt. law school to accept military recruiters
• Barre’s new sign out of line
• Malek: Educational consolidation
• The Transition Program
• Police release name of Waterbury drowning victim
• Playing doctor for a day at Fletcher Allen
• Ag officials eye meat for future
• As U-32 turns 40, alumni and faculty look back at its first years
• Fisherman drowns in dam release on Little River
• Vermont man charged with attacking motorist
• Waitsfield pizza shop burglarized, cash taken
• Vermont Air Guard troops headed to Norway
• Veterans’ bronze plaques stolen from Vt. cemetery
• Post-9/11 security divides life on northern border
• Danville labyrinth: Corn maze is not for the easily frustrated
• Vermont looks to expand recreation for out-of-state inmates
• A closer look at downtown
• 25th Toy Run this weekend
• Two arrested on pot possession
• They’ve got game: Montpelier software firm releases app
• On a Knoll
• Tournament set in Vt. field of dreams
• Danville labyrinth: Corn maze is not for the easily frustrated
• Montpelier pays $25,000 to settle discrimination suit
• CVMC emergency entrance closing
• NRC says Vt. Yankee must save for closing
• Windham County residents, including governor, honor co-op shooting victim
• Hildene hosts butterfly event
• WDEV is proud to be locally owned: WDEV’s success just keeps growing
• CVMC emergency entrance closing : updated 7 p.m.
• Barre police log: Boating equipment, pool supplies reported stolen
• Police used ruse to catch alleged home invaders
• Vermont inn being sued gets extension on reply
• City Hall comics event OK’d
• Police used ruse to catch alleged home invaders
• Voters split on Shumlin’s signature issues
• Woman airlifted after Route 2 crash
• FEMA deadlines approaching
• Police: Missing man found dead
• Employee charged in Brattleboro Food Co-op shooting
• Barre board considers abatement
• Talk of the Town
• Marshfield: Billing dispute dominates board meeting
• No Child Left Behind: Shumlin seeks new school performance standard
• Williamstown blaze at Saldi Field under investigation
• Barre art projects win OK for funding, but not park
• UVM: No violations in case of ex-president’s wife
• Shooting at Brattleboro Food Co-op leaves one man dead, another in custody
• Game warden: Foxes near city school not a threat
• Shumlin pushes public school choice
• Task force to take on Barre recidivism
• Barre fire won’t halt site’s redevelopment for action council
• Theater Review: Unadilla delivers humor and more in Russian classic
• Randolph man charged in alleged assault
• Departing man faces deportation
• Drawing Board vandal sought
• Man allegedly drove on drugs
• Police: Man tried to push woman from car
• Autopsy planned in death at RhinoFest in Plainfield
• VPIRG pushes bottle bill by helping swim team
• Montpelier Police Log: Vehicle, sign and more are vandalized
• Plainfield: Selectman gives Goddard failing grade
• New CCV building is on target
• Union of Concerned Scientists wants NRC investigation of Entergy ‘lies'
• Debt ceiling could cost Vt. tens of millions
• Steel beam from WTC to highlight Vt memorial
• Norwich grad killed in helicopter crash
• Man rolls car on I-89
• Orange man beaten with board
• Council to hear more Semprebon ideas
• Top athlete bested at successful Killington race
• Theater Review: Sondheim classic still delicious
• Seven seats up for grabs on Hunger Mountain Coop council
• Roxbury man pleads to wielding knife against teenage boy
• Captive insurance professionals gather in Vt.
• GMP plans for Rutland as ‘solar city’
• Motorcycle man dies in Irasburg
• Vendors thrive at Rhinofest
• Vaudeville virtuoso Old-time entertainment still delights
• Montpelier High School: Recent grads to replace AD
• Guiness record game: When two days of baseball isn’t enough
• Down to the wired Thetford struggles to connect in electronic age
• The First Vermont Regiment is Welcomed Home
• Incubator center again open for businesses
• Brandon man dies in Route 73 crash
• Vermont judge OKs Dean Foods’ settlement with farmers
• Radio, TV reception may be spotty Sunday in Vt.
• Small airports in Vt. and NH keep subsidies
• A race for beasts on ‘The Beast’
• Communities take steps to stop post office closings
• Radio, TV reception may be spotty Sunday in Vt.
• Small airports in Vt. and NH keep subsidies
• Vt. National Guard hosts roller-ski biathlon
• Health premiums to increase
• Vt. high court rules for St. Albans Walmart
• Korean company to build biotech plant in Vt.
• Vt. steps up energy efficiency ... gradually
• Court rules for St. Albans Walmart
• Biotech company coming to Vt.
• Vermont Yankee had past radioactive releases
• Vermont Yankee had past radioactive releases
• West Nile virus found in Brandon
• After further review, Barre midwife gets her permit
• Family to receive soldier’s lost Purple Heart
• Barre Police Log: Bees set up a buzz among pedestrians
• Montpelier Police Log: Underwear-clad man drinks beer on Barre Street
• Music Review: Vermont is producing fine young classical musicians
• People of the pits
• Report: Vermonters bullish on solar, wind
• Police arrest pair in shooting
• Shumlin to address Progressives
• Redstone Building: Keep it or sell it?
• Arch of Lake Champlain bridge to be installed soon
• ‘End of an era’: Vt. dairy farm count keeps falling
• Report: Vermonters bullish on solar, wind
• High adventure awaits stuffed animals at library sleepover tonight
• East Montpelier: Building peace by building trails
• Plea agreement reached in Aldrich Block fire
• Barre dredging dilemma: Fish vs. people?
• A young clown follows in a father’s giant footsteps
• Midwife permit: Take two
• Shumlin seeks new law to ban new drug
• Playgrounds, labor hall, library get money
• Shumlin wary of radioactive fish
• National Life appeals tax assessment
• Talk of the town
• Pipe band heads to Scotland to compete
• Two arrested in theft of truck
• Shumlin bests Dubie in rematch, according to poll
• Pickup taken from home of dead NH girl, 11
• Barre man, 22, held without bail
• Vt. to nuke plant: Expect to pay $750K in lawsuit
• Vt. senators split on vote
• Pollster: Sanders ‘unbeatable’
• Radioactive substance found in fish near VY
• Shelburne Museum gets $96,000 in grants
• Man gets 70 months for meth dealing
• Firewood cutting permits offered
• Man acquitted of murder confesses
• Montpelier flood fund widens its scope as deadline nears
• Missing girl investigation still active
• Waterbury junkyard cleans up act
• Lawyer complains of stalling in South Barre embezzlement case
• Return to sender?
• Store specializes in sustainable energy
• Vermont hospital budget hearings set
• Sidewalks widened for safer routes to school
• Barre diggers work the night shift
• Weatherization goal falling short
• Local musicians unite with promising results
• Fla. woman accused of shoplifting
• International women's hockey tickets go on sale
• Robust door stymies burglar
• Child endangerment charge follows suicide note
• Approval ratings: Obama crushes Sanders, Dean — even in Vermont
• Police: Google alias trips up suspects
• Barre: Semprebon ball in council’s court
• Vermont hospital budget hearings set : 7 a.m. update
• Falcon nesting season a flop
• Men to appear in court on homicide charges : 7 a.m. update
• Store specializes in sustainable energy : 7 a.m. update
• Barre team wins championship
• Barre’s granite works are spread across the nation
• In Vermont, ATF joins hands with Border Patrol
• Vt. law a ‘political gimmick’?
• In bloom
• Chamber Notes: Big event, big turnout, good time
• Man charged with assault on girlfriend
• STATE: Montpelier City not liable for water main flooding
• Entergy could challenge another Vermont law
• Community celebrates Barre Heritage Festival
• Magic Beans: Coffee is the wonder drink that works wonders
• Summer events work well for downtown eateries
• Police expect more charges for escapee
• Police: Two arrested in Dummerston killing
• Coffee tales - the brew from many views
• FBI offers $25K reward in case of missing NH girl
• Teach a Kid to Fish
• Vt. delegation: It is past time to resolve debt ceiling
• Why we still need nuclear
• Plainfield committee to create flood plan
• Copper thefts generating new warnings
• Police seize marijuana
• Delegation voices opposition to plan to close post offices
• Marshfield man faces assault charge
• BARRE Police Log: Barre home suffers burglary
• Montpelier Police Log: 2001 Corolla reported stolen
• Theater Review: Today’s politics give Woody Guthrie’s new resonance
• Barre men arrested; charged with vehicle break-in in Montpelier
• Driver killed on I-89 when his tractor trailer runs over him
• Water wings
• Eat in and Save: All you need ... in a salad
• Countdown to Aug. 2: State prepares for federal funding crisis; D.C. standoff continues: 6:30 a.m. update
• Labor agreement reached at Hunger Mountain Co-op
• Shift carts stolen from track
• New judicial assignments coming
• Lions Club collecting spectacles
• Barre man faces sex assault charge
• Domestic assault charges filed
• Man charged with sex assault on boy
• Hearing concludes in arson retrial effort
• Windsor homeowners form community co-op
• Woodbury: Town money paid former clerk’s cable, propane, car insurance
• Stays to be limited at out-of-state prison
• Town, city offer to redraw voting districts
• Police: Barre garage fire was arson
• Facos: Tasers needed to avoid “boxing matches”
• Battling bedbugs prove to be a challenge: Morning update
• Barre's Talk of the Town: 7 a.m. update
• Studio Place Arts News - July 27, 2011
• State panel begins public records study
• Granite triumphs for city sculpture
• UVM professors decry outgoing leader’s pay
• Kingdom Wind transmission line OK’d
• Upgrade old fluorescent lighting to tap rebates
• First bow permits for moose to be issued today: 6:25 a.m. update
• Danville Route 2 work resumes today
• New high-tech, interactive exhibit on Coolidge’s life and presidency
• City reservoir gets FEMA aid
• Vt. teen drug use tops ranking
• Redistricting plan upends towns’ politics
• Barre Heritage Festival opens today
• Vermont Electric votes on transmission upgrade
• Northfield man, 18, charged after chase
• House explosion under investigation
• Electric co-op votes on upgrade
• Man charged with spitting on trooper
• Local food prices growing
• FEMA approves public assistance for Washington, Orange, and Essex Counties
• Election law challenge by independent fails
• Election law challenge by independent fails
• Lobbying on Vt. health bill extensive but unknown
• Fight didn’t end in Statehouse
• String of thefts hits Marshfield, Peacham
• Fourth RhinoFest set for Aug. 4-7
• Theater Review: Unadilla’s ‘Tempest’ a fine entertainment
• Man arraigned for embezzlement
• Rotary breakfast set for Saturday
• The Union Forever: Vermont’s first officer fatality in Civil War
• The Calais Calamity
• Old No. 13
• Red, black and blue for a cause
• Waterbury survey says: Merge
• Vermont panel to meet on open records exemptions
• Shumlin announces $2 million grant from EPA
• Work suspended on Vermont wind project after tree cuts
• HEAT WAVE
• After slow start, summer tourism hits stride
• Nonprofit Barre shop is looking for public to flood back in
• 2-year-old drowns in river in Vermont
• Auditor slams data mining law
• Amid hopes for disaster relief, Berlin sets tax rate
• Montpelier Police Log: Vehicles and neighbor’s cat become targets for trouble
• Girl power
• Kraus, state union director, resigns
• Experts: Revenue surge a one-shot deal
• Winooski: Sturgeon in car leads to charges
• Roller derby at the Barre Auditorium Saturday
• State revenue surge likely a one-shot deal
• Barre dig delays minimal
• Leahy would vote differently on restrictive marriage bill
• Love it or hate it, it's hot, hot, hot
• State ends year with $40M surplus; needs are many
• Post VY planning: Entergy MIA
• Lewd and lascivious charge downgraded for Barre man
• Music Review: Powerful Piazzolla dominates Greensboro opener
• Eat in and save: Throw it on the grill
• Canoe group holds 740-mile event
• Fair worker killed in machinery
• Talk of the town
• Boater rescued from lake
• Utilities to piggyback on wireless network
• Carnival worker dies in accident
• Shumlin names two new judges
• UVM's president stepping down earlier than planned
• Lewis named Northfield manager
• Dubie: Guard deserves 'seat at the table'
• Barre police log: Craigslist hookup brings report of threats
• New York comptroller cautious
• VT construction worker killed under auger in NY
• Findings to be released in Mass. pool death
• Industry says Marcellus production up
• Fair worker killed in machinery
• Larson to take over at Department of Vermont Health Access
• Moretown landfill Expansion denied as facility fills: 6:15 a.m. update
• Williamstown 'Vermont ties' pay in manager search: 6:15 a.m. update
• Older trees ousted from Statehouse lawn
• Entergy silent on Yankee fuel purchase
• Couple sues over wedding refusal
• Out-of-state donors boost Shumlin
• Workshops offered for chronic sufferers
• $1.5M Tri-State lottery winner comes forward
• Northfield Middle High School has new leader
• Police: Vomiting at the wheel leads to crash
• Sugarbush reports truck theft
• Waterbury struggles to budget for road repairs
• Brick thrown at rooster leads to charge : 8:45 a.m. update
• New problems found under Barre school
• Vt. e-waste program is under way
• Two arrested on drug charges at site of July 4 fireworks accident
• Judge denies bid to keep Vt. Yankee open
• Barre man, 23, sentenced to 5 years
• Woman killed in I-91 crash
• Raffle to benefit flood relief
• Capital soccer club shares the pain of U.S. loss
• Vermont revenue beats projections, previous year’s performance
• Theater Review: ‘Tenderloin’ is musical comedy in the red light district
• Montpelier: Committee seeks to streamline streetlights
• Rockingham man to appear in court on drug charges : 1 p.m.
• Same symptoms: Simulation lab trains medical workers: 6:55 a.m. update
• Police break up underage party
• Woman charged with embezzling
• Police plan briefing on missing pair
• Posing a question: The secret life of Putnamville’s moving mannequin
• Swimming holes offer natural and no charge cooling-off spots
• Vermont at Bull Run
• Music Review: Craftsbury Players open brilliantly
• Hoedown time machine
• No-fare but not free bus: Montpelier’s Circulator Route 92 is now running
• Witness tip leads to 2 arrests
• New trustees named to museum board
• Washington County History Fair
• Politcal ethics: Where’s the line? A common practice, governors’ staffers campaign in free time
• Where’s the line? Governors’ staffers campaign in free time
• Lawyer faces reprimand over dating conflict
• BC-VT--Campaign Finance, 2nd Ld Writethru,477 Campaign cash: Shumlin $170,000; Sanders $1.6M
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• Coaster death shows risks of vets’ thrill-seeking
• Ride it if you can
• Stockholder seeks to block CVPS sale
• VPIRG: Businesses back more senators
• FEMA faces confused crowd in Barre
• State halts Route 2 work in Danville
• Co-op talks break down
• Shumlin campaign flush with cash: Shumlin campaign flush with cash
• Shumlin wants local food in schools
• Officer who allegedly swiped porn gets fine, not jail time
• Music Review: Violinist exhibits more than virtuosity
• Washington County History Festival
• Northfield man reaches plea agreement after drug bust
• Vt. man gets 5-to-60 in death of infant daughter
• Man burned trying to rescue dog in Vt. house fire
• 2 plead guilty after 80 cats found in car in Vt.
• Art or eyesore? Vt man gets OK to keep 122-foot wooden dinosaur
• Trial challenges state election law
• Vermont woman, 21, killed by suspected drunken driver
• Beckley Hill school: Foes appeal to town lawyer
• City Council approves water rate increase
• Same-sex household growth in Vermont
• Death toll now at 5 in NY house blast, 6 hurt
• Home in Salem, N.Y. explodes, killing 4
• Semprebon Fund: Resident says to go big with bequest
• CVPS-GMP merger Lawmakers seek leverage in deal
• New Montpelier trail Legal safety net lets work start
• House explosion kills 3 in Salem, N.Y.
• Baby left in hot car; woman charged
• Williamstown: Rash of burglaries hits neighborhood
• Talk of the town
• VSAC gets key grant renewed
• State won’t help with Sterling Hill Road culvert
• Barre man, 27, pleads to animal cruelty, assault
• Mother reports son, 16, to police
• Barre school commissioners want out from under ‘No Child’
• Some members sour on sweets policy
• AARP: CVPS bailout payback awaits
• Lye victim evaluated for new face
• Child drowns at Vt. swimming hole
• Plainfield: Select Board puzzles over chairman’s overtime wage
• Historian fights for Vermont regiment’s honor
• Montpelier Police Log: Checkbook, chow and phone go missing
• Barre Police Log: Trespass order sought against alleged drug dealers
• Man and woman charged after chase
• Shumlin: Canadian utilities won’t get free pass south : updated 6:37 a.m.
• Thursday meeting will outline flood aid
• Delegation: Debt tensions growing
• Burke Mountain won’t buy Ascutney’s high-speed lift
• Welch backs ‘captive insurance’ measure
• Hot rods line up for 32nd annual RAVE Car Show
• Music Review: Famed fiddler wows Killington audience
• Error behind Barre’s surprise tax rate hike
• Key administration official among applicants
• Man wants OK for home dirtbike track
• Moretown man in trouble in another’s car
• Vt cops probe death of pedestrian after being hit
• Barre midwife’s home clinic nixed; mayor’s parking lot OK’d
• Aging boomers strain cities built for the young
• Juvenile in custody after escape from Vt facility
• St. Albans teacher in prestigious fellowship
• Text messages result in charge against Vt. man
• Police on lookout after alleged assault
• More bats to be added to endangered list
• It takes a community to support a CSA
• Waitsfield man faces domestic assault charges
• Montpelier Rotary Club
• Montpelier property taxes are going down
• Funeral Consumers Alliance of Vermont
• Community Bancorp. Announces Quarterly Dividend
• NRC, nuke industry criticized for skirting public
• Plainfield: Police on lookout after alleged domestic assault
• President Obama OKs Vt. FEMA declaration
• App links world to Mad River Valley
• Debt Stories: “... less judgment against those struggling”
• Debt stories: ‘... no bank will loan me money...’
• Police still hoping for tips on missing pair
• Group gives Vt. high insurance ranking
• Couple pleads not guilty to taking safe
• Man seeks new trial in fatal arson
• Debt stories: ‘I wish I had planned a little better...’
• Vermonters with ties to shuttle program say goodbye : Local reactions to the end of an era
• Debt Stories: ‘We try to be compassionate.’
• Debt Stories: ‘By 1878 the towns had more debt than the state.’
• Music and history meet at battle re-enactment
• Reward offered in E. Montpelier horse shooting
• Vt. town asks state police to investigate force case
• Consultant hired to study education funding
• Woman denies Trono Fuels theft
• Call of the wild Loon program needs volunteers
• Music Review: Deep virtuosity tops chamber music concert
• Vt. killer’s wife pulls back on annulment
• Trail town
• Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum opens in Rutland
• Vermont's Grand Isle Sheriff found dead : 4:55 p.m. update
• Love for bluegrass emerges on a Brandon lawn
• Hunger Mountain Coop labor talks break down
• Semprebon fund Playground set to get face lift
• Environmental permit reformers eye process, not criteria
• Vermont near top of slimmest states
• Lightning sets fire that burns Vt. church’s hall
• Two rescued from gorge
• Man gets almost 10 years for Vt. armed robberies
• Vt.-based group sues to stop Colorado caving
• Unofficial bridge detour traffic upsets residents in East Montpelier
• State wants Entergy evidence thrown out
• Vermont child porn suspect back in court
• Barre council told: Listen to sculptor in statue overhaul
• Environmental permit reformers eye process, not criteria
• Berlin: Residents tired of hosting town rock depository
• Berlin: River Run Manor health order lifted
• Vt. electric co-op members to vote on power line
• Shumlin and others: Sorrell made right call on Entergy
• Sorrell: No ‘smoking gun’ in Entergy case
• Vt senators, Obama press for solutions in debt ceiling crisis
• Men in convertible caught stealing signs
• Talk of the town
• Cyclist reports being shot with BB gun
• Law cadet program indoctrinates local youth
• Mad Marathon to bring 1,200 runners to valley
• Vt. senators, Obama press for solutions in debt ceiling crisis : 3:20 p.m.
• Entergy cites S&P’s downgrade of credit rating
• Middlesex woman fights in court to become lawyer
• Barre’s Big Dig Road crews plan night work
• Concert to honor first responders in Barre tonight
• Police: Man was disorderly at Pump and Pantry
• Goddard hosts conference on charter schools
• Classics win over VSO audience
• Central Vermont Medical Center offers women’s health clinics
• VTel looking to offer cable TV
• Barre police log Callers alert police to fireworks
• Sparkler leads to explosive display
• Williamstown manager search is on
• Oh what a Warren Fourth
• Art on the move: Montpelier artist creates roving exhibit
• Waterbury cyclist finds friends on the road
• Vt. electric utility wins award for green oil
• Train line gets $73M upgrade
• Professor combats hemlock pests
• Market Watch: Say no to the status quo at local farmers markets
• More Vt. Regiments join
• State Vt.-based Circus Smirkus kicks off summer tour
• Trailer stolen in Washington
• Barre man charged with DUI
• Biologists map strategy to save spruce grouse
• Vt. firm banned from explosive biz after NH blast
• Vt. city mystified by census population decline
• Lost Nation actress follows her passion ... to prison
• Freedom
• Freedom
• Barre: Bumblebees back on the beat
• Quarry Drilling
• Capital celebrates eve of Independence Day
• Vermont housing prices solid, sales slow
• Bulletin Board
• Quirky pet store to open soon in Montpelier
• Some worry about nuke plant evacuation plans
• "What does patriotism mean to you?"
• Vt. couple fear they could be deported
• For one family, big hopes for hops crops
• Strauss-Kahn leaves NYC house, destination unknown
• Eden teen arrested on drug charge
• Tools stolen from Cabot garage
• Sheldon man turns self in after chase
• Johnson man jailed arrested on warrants after traffic stop
• Owner of sunken NY-Vt lake tug to seek pollutants
• Bethel woman steals $173k, feds say
• Senators star in message of hope for LGBT youth
• Hospitals achieve state budget targets budget goal
• Federal pot policy raises question in Vt.
• Fireworks, parades, food: List of July 4th doings in Southern Vermont: 12:15 p.m.
• Montpeleir: Fire Department ramps up child seat inspections
• Home and away: Host families welcome Mountaineers to their lives: Host families welcome Mountaineers into their lives
• Monumental revision: Council considers ‘Youth Triumphant’ upgrades: Council considers ‘Youth Triumphant’ upgrades
• First lady visits Vermont to praise Guardsmen, hold fundraisers
• Vt. judge delays death trial of man in niece death
• April flood centers open on 4th
• Barre felon convicted of gun crime
• Vermont film fest seeking submissions
• Senators star in message of hope for LGBT youth
• ‘Saftey first,’ officials say
• Vt. state parks on Lake Champlain opening
• Essex teachers, district make deal
• Man facing prostitution charge
• Vt. man drowns while swimming
• Town finally getting bike path
• Senators star in message of hope for LGBT youth: 3:20 p.m.
• Montpelier: July 3 independence day has something for everyone
• Talk of the Town
• Vt. man drowns while swimming
• e-Waste disposal now free
• Welch backs digital privacy bill
• Insurer says church responsible for court fees, possible settlements
• Insurer says church responsible for court fees, possible settlements
• Prosecutor says no charges on Vt. telecom probe
• Error leads to new plan
• NYC airport invaded by turtles, delaying flights
• Welch backs digital privacy bill
• Woman faces murder charge: 11:35 a.m.
• Woman faces murder charge: Updated: 11:15 a.m.
• Felony drug arrests on River Street
• Simply Subs expands to Berlin Mall
• St. Mike’s opens with a rollicking good time
• 3 injured in Waterbury crash
• Alleged gun threat leads to citations
• Singing Bridge update
• Corrections officer claims harassment
• New tick disease may be spreading
• Vermont is for lovers
• Welch wants to expand veterans’ outreach nationally
• CCA keeps Vt. prisoner contract
• Montpelier teen center up and running
• Flood tests regulatory web
• GMP affirms commitment to downtown Rutland
• Killington/Okemo get new trail guide
• Vermont tourism officials say gay-wedding market is secure: 6:40 p.m.
• Vermont Rep. Welch wants to expand veterans’ outreach nationally: 6:35 p.m.
• The high life
• Vermont town’s blood drive, film draw notice
• Main Street paving set to begin
• Sanders: GOP budget plan is ‘ideological'
• ‘We Dig Barre’ campaign kicks off
• Sportsmen monitor gas drilling in Marcellus Shale
• Relay for Life: Walking with a cause
• Stolen sculpture is returned
• Police probe single-car crash
• Couple arrested for domestic assault
• Senators demand congressional probe on nuclear power safety
• Montpelier council authorizes money for senior center reconstruction
• Fletcher Allen dialysis clinic sale worth $26 million
• River runners
• Transit agency clarifies bus plans
• South Royalton man arrested in sex assault
• Montpelier Police Log
• Meeting to focus on senior issues
• Vt. hospital official leaving
• Man charged with embezzlement
• Prison getting new parking
• House approves major overhaul of patent system
• Gangster caught in Calif.returned to Mass.
• High court rejects Vt. law
• Vt. police seek stolen rocket sculpture
• 2 Vermont men charged in check-cashing
• Vt. Red Cross moves to help lake flood victims
• Montpelier man cited in assault on officer
• Marshfield collision under investigation
• Emergency loan program up and running
• Yankee employees sue Shumlin
• Murder suspect wants statements out
• Entergy lawsuit vs. state goes to court
• ‘Sticker shock’ coming to Berlin’s River Run
• Gaz Metro makes CVPS offer
• NRC defends its record, Vermont Yankee
• Woman sues police over drug searches
• For five days, girls rule government
• Measles warning issued for Washington County
• Barre council to mull how to spend $2.6M gift
• In dramatic fashion, Barre firetruck funds approved
• Patent reform effort raises questions
• Three teens killed in car crash
• Police probe gas leak in Vt.
• Chief of Vt.'s largest hospital eyeing other job
• Talk of the Town
• Search on for health care board members
• These days, girls rule government
• Panel nears deadline for drawing Vt. districts: 5:55 p.m.
• Danville snack shack burglarized
• Type O negative blood in demand
• Barre Police Log Showdowns go down in city streets
• Grant could save Sterling Hill shortcut
• Berlin board hears residents want to see the lights
• Patriot Flag to arrive for 4th
• Woman, 51, charged on 2 assaults
• Deadline looming for new Waterbury town plan
• Waterbury Center to lose bus service
• Justices to rule on privacy issues
• Council to mull recreation upgrades with Semprebon bequest
• It takes a thief to warn a town
• Montpelier zoning rewrite aims to guide growth
• Vt. bike ferry cancelled for season
• Borders closing in Burlington
• Bicyclist fights hunger by going on ride
• Vermont gas prices continue decline
• Montpelier man arrested twice
• Barnard first to be wired by group
• Feds to help Northfield, Duxbury recover from floods
• Healing power
• New website tracks energy plan
• More plaza stores reopen
• Welch wants bulk discount for drugs
• Barre Town dispatch shift begins
• Grant could save Sterling Hill shortcut
• Barre blaze deemed suspicious
• State names new highway safety chief, promotes from state police
• Montpelier man cited in car theft : 1:49 p.m.
• Creature comforts
• Departments battle Barre blaze
• Champlain flood waters recede: updated 6:57 a.m.
• Federal Judge Christina Reiss brings experience, life lessons to bench in Rutland
• Zip line adventure, family friendly fun at Smugglers’ Notch
• Tenants have recourseFlood, mold, eviction plague Barre tenant: Flood, mold, eviction plague Barre renters
• Stone town ties bind a family to Italy
• ‘Make the community better’ — Spaulding graduates 211
• School merger law has tough going
• Salutatory Address co-written and delivered by Alexis Dexter and Mitchell St. Onge
• Williamstown valedictory address by Joshua Bailey
• Williamstown grads happy to be unique
• $10,000 reward offered by family of missing Vt. couple
• Small town, huge effort
• No prescription for suboxone doc departures
• Suspect in Hardwick embezzlement to claim mental defect
• Charges against Abenaki chief dropped
• Stolen flags get replaced
• Police probe burglary try
• Man denies fleeing crash
• Sanders announces money for summer school programs
• $10,000 reward offered for missing couple
• Capital improvements
• Public service holds energy forum
• Barre considers purchase plan for firetrucks
• F&W commissioner gives deer management overview
• Positive Pie to hold flood raffle
• Nomination deadline extended for award
• Berlin faces thorny questions: Will rent be due for flooded mobile homes?
• Positive Pie to hold flood raffle
• Vermont transit agency expanding
• Police: DNA leads to arrest
• Student named to state panel
• Federal disaster declared for Vermont spring flooding
• Woman avoids jail in stabbing case
• Town appoints new police chief
• Acclaimed business writer speaks at Norwich University
• Gov. Shumlin announces new state technology chief
• Apply now for flood relief funds
• Sanders demands limits on oil speculation
• DNA evidence leads to burglar arrest
• Statute: Health board meetings confidential
• Cracks at East Montpelier emergency facility to be fixed
• Rotary clubs team with polio survivor
• Flood relief center opens in Barre
• Talk of the town
• Barre: Spillway repair imperative, paving needs extensive
• Guardians ad litem spread thin
• Montpelier Voters say ‘yes’ to biomass district heat project
• Snowmobile trails also flooded
• Local nonprofit offers flood vouchers
• Danville man accused of spreading ‘indecent material’
• Barre police log: Community garden seeks trespass order
• Answers trickle in for River Run residents
• WilliamstownBig response expected in manager search
• Police: Man in two crashes in one day
• Vt. wind developer sends ‘no trespass’ notices
• Friends of the Winooski’s advice: Don’t repeat errors
• Health care reform process under way
• Shumlin asks feds to help Vt. farmers
• Montpelier: Voter turnout high for district heat question
• Vt. officials get 15-minute timeout in elevator
• Jackpot winner from Waterbury picks up his cash
• Vote unanimous for business loans
• Plainfield residents gaining new respect for brook
• Jackpot winner from Waterbury picks up his cash
• Student sexual misconduct alleged
• Williamstown manager resigns
• Police review video in search for couple
• Court first, then prison, corrections chief says
• Flag stolen from Marine's parents
• Commissioner says pipes woes widespread
• Vt seeks deep cuts in antlerless deer hunt
• Northfield’s senior center’s director retiring
• ReSOURCE graduates its second class of builders
• Montpelier Police Log
• Flood relief loans headed for approval
• Man eludes police in high-speed chase
• It’s official: Doll peak honors former state geologist
• Family questions veto of bill
• Vermont city in running for best “Outside” place
• Amtrak sees increase in Vt. ridership
• Remembering the Spauldings
• Better than jail, but not a home
• It takes sharing skills to build a village
• U-32 Class of 2011 photos
• Route 2 crash under investigation
• Peak named after Charles Doll
• Savoy Theater raising money for flood fund
• Digital records stir health care debate
• Welch on hand for soggy Vermont Days event
• Vermont school still mopping up from flood
• Attorneys: Man who killed mother affected by drug
• An evening of thanks at U32
• Montpelier: Consultants find little cost-saving options, recommend big spending on road, sidewalk repairs
• Probe: NRC chief hid information
• Hilltop Avenue homeowners OK to move back in — carefully
• Barre Town estimates $400,000 in flood damages
• Rinker’s has a lottery winner — but who?
• Helping hands
• Slow driving on I-89 ends in immigration investigation for Jamaican driver, passengers
• State parks water cleared for swimming
• Crash course: Crash course: Twinfield classmates act out tragedy
• Vehicle crash with moose hurts 4
• Burlington signs deal with union
• Vt. mom pleads not guilty to drunken driving
• Flood-damaged highways to reopen
• Panel suggests lawmaker map
• Police: Woman stopped by fake cop
• Man charged with ramming truck
• Shumlin relaxes at Nova Scotia home
• Two storms hit in two days
• District heat votes draws near
• Workers’ Center takes on ‘People’s Budget’
• Welch calls for end to ethanol subsidy
• Life goes on at the Aud
• Horse therapy picks up steam
• Sanders hails Smithsonian decision
• Vt. state revenues up due to the rich
• Vermont officials seek flood damage reports
• Revenue strong as fiscal year wanes
• Baseball titles contested in two tasty twinbills
• Eat In and Save: Spices for taste and health
• Leahy calls for Weiner to step down
• Vermont towns turn down school district merger
• Talk of the town
• Slaughtering regulation spat: Not literally ‘farm to plate,' says state
• Shumlin to announce flood loan plan at Dente’s
• Convergence kicks off
• Red Cross asking for help
• Report: Vermont has second-highest graduation rate
• Racine seeks funding change
• Heat brings warnings around East region
• Shumlin to announce flood loan plan at Dente’s
• Senate President falls behind on taxes
• Dog supporters rally to stop leash law in Berlin
• Berlin Select BoardNo answers for flooded mobile home owners
• Man is arraigned in alleged assault
• Homelessness summit Spend now or spend more later?
• Barre police log Silver Certificate draws suspicion at Beverage Baron
• Goddard to heat with biomass
• VNRC takes over Smart Growth Vt.
• UVM organist to show off instruments
• Waterbury floats merger survey
• Shumlin extends disaster assistance request
• Vermont goes online with new 911 system
• ‘Challenges’ is dead; ‘outcomes-based’ budgeting lives on
• Music Review: Walden musician delivers very personal performance
• Investment in Web key to papers’ survival
• Electric co-op gets new home at old site
• “Eye on the Sky” Hit Hard by Lightning
• Police investigate stolen truck
• Authors, concerts, farmers kick off summer in Barre
• Speeding man cited as careless, negligent
• Man crashes into barn, drives off
• Vermont goes online with new enhanced 911 system
• Inspection sticker leads to drug charge
• Salvation Army takes to tent
• Central Vermont road closure update
• Big Lots back in business, a first at Berlin shopping center
• Soldiers say ‘thank you’ to supportive community
• Jet channeling granite
• Summer businesses hoping for a break
• Dredge concerns resurface in Barre
• Leash law up for debate in Berlin
• Storm-centered
• A fowl spring: Birds also affected by wetness
• Brewing up grace: Coffee as community-builder
• Vermont's power vacuum
• Pa. girl aces ‘cymotrichous’ to win Spelling Bee trophy
• Kirk Street residents to return
• VLS starts blog on Vt. Yankee
• Vt. Church marks 220th anniversary
• Gov. signs 66 bills, vetoes 1
• VEC’s upgrades approved
• No easy answers for businesses at meeting Friday
• For Montpelier businesses, cleanup continues
• ‘Every bit of your independence has been taken away’ - Flood meeting at Aud
• Back pay checks going to Vt. contract workers
• Crew credit
• Day Eight
• ‘Signing bridge’ to be closed June 6
• Railway repairs to start Tuesday
• Montpelier to get fashionable today
• Couple trapped in battle monument
• Degree of satisfaction: Greensboro great-grandmother to graduate from CCV
• Attorney to lead health reform effort
• BISHCA attorney to lead reform effort
• Graniteville Fire destroys flood-damaged homes
• Flooded health clinic to reopen at hospital
• Project Independence struggling to raise funds
• ‘Every bit of your independence has been taken away’ - Flood meeting at Aud
• One week in
• Shumlin signs bill updating public records statute
• Promise of a spectacular ‘Carmen’
• Studio Place Arts News - June 1, 2011
• Feds tour damaged areas
• Torti, Richter named to health care committee
• T Road to offer free tickets to flood victims
• Capital City Farmers Market downtown this weekend
• Barre Town: Controversial school clears hurdle
• Flood costs won’t interrupt road projects, Shumlin says
• Feds to meet Barre flood victims
• Insurance rare in flood events
• Shumlin signs marijuana dispensaries bill into law
• CVSWMD offers flood recovery help : 6:45 p.m.
• Feds tour damaged areas
• Action plan to combat elder abuse begins
• FEMA, SBA Officals To Meet Barre Flood Victims : 3:10 p.m.
• Flood recovery meeting Thursday at Barre Aud
• Day six - Update from General Manager Catherine Nelson
• One day at a time for flood victims
• ‘Not your grandfather’s atmosphere’ — Is record rain the new norm?
• East Montpelier Road foreman urges patience
• PSB approves Lowell wind
• Shumlin signs public records reform bill
• Barre health clinic, Salvation Army vow to keep helping others
• Nominating committee named for Green Mountain Health Care Board
• Blue-collar tenants, absentee landlord and black mold — mechanics looking for new home
• Bad news, worse news expected from FEMA
• Sterling Hill’s future up in air
• It was the wettest May ever
• Passing the boot for business bailouts
• ‘Not your grandfather’s atmosphere’ — Is record rain the new norm?
• Montpelier stores ponder their futures in wake of flood
• The day after $700 million deal, Fortis CEO tours CVPS facilities
• Businesses fare better than roads in Cabot and Marshfield
• Fair Haven woman charged with starving horses
• Vt. governor ready to sign wildlife bill
• Police: Motorcyclist hit by loose tire
• Sheriff sues city over coverage
• Vt. approves hydro-power projects for West River
• Three fish in the basement — Barre cleans up
• Barre homes teeter on the brink
• Flood-hit businesses try to dig out : 7:00 p.m.
• Barre homes teeter on the brink: 6:27 p.m.
• Businesses fare better than roads in Cabot and Marshfield: 6:15 p.m.
• Northfield roads, budget hit hard : 6:17 p.m.
• Montpelier stores ponder their futures in wake of flood : 6:25 p.m.
• Six roads still closed in Barre Town
• Help is on the way for flood victims
• Holiday mood somber in Barre
• Mayor warns of landslide risk says cleanup efforts are ongoing
• Staysafewhenreturningtofloodedhomes, businesses
• Crew work to save Plainfield home
• Review: Art and music lived together
• Shumlin: CVPS deal will get a close examination
• Springfield marks Memorial Day with solemn service
• Officials warn of landslide risk
• Flood Recovery: What communities, individuals should be doing now: What communities, individuals should be doing now
• Vt. town bids for dog park
• Man rescued after jumping into river
• Hiking season starts in Vermont
• A vow to remember the fallen
• U-32 to stay open after washout forces detour
• Hilltop Avenue homes evacuated in Barre
• One Tased, two in custody after Saturday night blaze
• A son of Barre recorded battles, baseball in 1864
• Barre weighs flood options
• Engorged Lake Champlain slowly tortures
• Hilltop Avenue homes evacuated in Barre
• Flood Recovery: What communities, individuals should be doing now
• Editorial: Coming together
• U-32 to remain open
• Galison Hill culvert washed out
• Barre woman runs in Vermont City Marathon
• Updated: Casella offer to local flood victims
• Damp and discouraged, residents regroup
• Plainfield man petitions against postal change
• Wiped out in Berlin, but still alive
• Small farms, big project: Armed with only a few clues, Steve Berry set out to uncover the past
• Clean-up help offered
• GOP leaders to plan 2012 strategy
• Marathon organizers warn about heat
• Residents are asked to report flood damage
• Barre flood damage tops $1 million
• Plainfield Residents displaced by flood
• Notice to our readers
• Montpelier flooding said to outdo ’92
• Speed of flood on Facebook
• Water, working
• Water raises environmental worries
• Police beef up holiday enforcement
• 14 in Vt. face drug charges
• Police: Assault suspect is in NH
• Soccer assault case ends in plea
• Plainfield residents evacuated
• Central Vermont cleans up from flooding: 12:10 p.m.
• Extreme weather hammers region
• Man gets prison for Bethel dynamite theft
• Shumlin vetoes well water bill
• Prosecutors appeal ruling Jacques case
• Aldrich BlockRepairs commence a year after the fire
• Health care reformSupporters celebrate historic signing
• Killington businesses prepare for Stage Race
• Teen accused of injuring Bennington cop while trying to escape
• Ferry reopens despite flooding
• Sanders seeks to address oil prices
• Police: Vt. man injured puppy
• Woman sentenced for fourth DUI
• Lake group loses 25 percent of budget
• Thunderbirds to visit Vt. air base
• Eat in and Save: Rice pudding revived
• Shumlin signs health care bill
• Man gets prison for dynamite theft
• Carr lot owner opens dialogue
• UVM probes relationship of Fogel’s wife, official
• Justice to leave state’s high court
• Census: Vermont’s population the nation’s second oldest
• Man pleads not guilty in complex Vt. custody case
• Lucia’s closes; Barre restaurant still for sale
• Talk of the town
• Taser committee holds first meeting
• Barre police log: Mattress catches fire on Brooklyn St.
• Vt. state employees union agrees to voluntary furloughs
• House GOP, Dems push to get US out of Afghanistan
• Justice to leave state’s high court
• GMP partners with NH nuke plant
• Deck proposal brought down to earth: Roller derby, hookah bar on the horizon for Barre
• Dispatchers assure Berlin firefighters: Don’t expect delays
• Car crashes into Hubbard Park tree
• Power mostly restored in Vt’s Mad River Valley
• Head-slicing suspect is in NH
• Vermont school districts see drop in fed funding
• State: Entergy injunction request should be denied
• Firefighters busy
• Broadband access Sovernet letter draws criticism
• Woman arrested on prostitution charge in Montpelier
• Montpelier’s newest cafe opening Friday
• Music Review: Philharmonic sounds symphonic
• Washington voters leave library accessibility project in limbo
• Study culminates in runway show
• School board honors tax pledge
• Historian contemplates future
• Welch aims to change military authorization
• Police: Texting leads to crash
• Police review DNA evidence in burglary
• Broadband website proves popular
• Montpelier Police Log Caller reports naked male at college
• District heat takes shape
• Judge urged to hold Vt. city in contempt
• US Coast Guard rescues 2 boys from Lake Champlain
• Vermont GOP waiting for gubernatorial prospects
• Big bank meets small town, and it doesn’t go well
• ‘NH envy’ motivates neighboring Maine lawmakers
• GE shows off energy efficiency steps
• The party’s over: What became of Jeffords’ political switch?
• State will go ahead with Health Department Lab
• Ex-members of Marshfield church concerned for those who remain
• Music Review: Young performers shine at Chandler
• Vermont Law School graduates urged to be ‘the sword or the shield’
• At the Black Fly Festival
• Work begins June 6 to replace North Montpelier’s ‘singing bridge’
• East Montpelier: Contractors will fix emergency building
• Unemployment rate falls slightly in April
• Cabot heads back to Harlem
• FEMA funds said likely for spring flood damage
• Argument between Calais neighbors puts one man in hospital, one in jail
• Shooting for the moon Colleges team up to send mini satellite into orbit
• Circ won't be built
• Bill reins in propane company charges
• Blue Ribbon Tax Commission Education funding back under scrutiny
• Schools can crack down on cyberbullying
• It was a fast field for this year’s Corporate Cup race
• Bill restricts propane charges
• Vt. school leader says textbooks out
• Law allows raw milk classes
• Online scam empties bank account
• ‘Long road to recovery’ for kittens
• Host families needed for Chinese youths arriving next month
• Steeple fundraiser set for May 21
• Thief alerts Bellows Falls police to child porn on stolen camera
• Runaway Saab to stay in river in Montpelier
• FairPoint filing raises investor concerns
• Farmers wait for fields to dry out
• Blue Ribbon Tax Commission Education funding back under scrutiny
• Man who led chase faces new charges
• Mold case? Barre school hit with health order
• Eat In and Save: Pasta salads
• Runaway Saab to stay in river in Montpelier
• New chief plans EMT bike patrol
• Talk of the town
• Marshfield grapples with paving decision
• Barre bike fest set to roll
• Why did the critter cross the road? State strives to improve moose/motorist relations
• Vt. solar pioneer, Jim Grundy, dies
• Keeping the season afloat
• Barre manager takes ‘payroll reduction’ off the table
• Hubbard Park orchard plan put on hold
• “Patriot Flag” coming to Rutland
• High schools to launch voting push
• State requires insurers to cover home births
• New law asks cars to share roads
• Lofty debate erupts: Balcony concern divides officials
• State and feds act to protect bats
• Former Vt. teacher pleads guilty to sex charges
• E-waste collected by the ton
• Barre headstone marks end of an era
• Smart-grid supporters ready to deploy in Vt.
• Rescue crews gather to mark National EMS Week
• ‘Singing bridge’ will close in June
• Area kittens rescued amid eviction
• Civic center vote fails
• Key health care official to depart
• Vt. student charged with assault after prom
• Music Review: Young pianist shows real promise
• Vt sheriff in court over police duty transfer
• Vt. man charged with leading police on chase
• Missionary indicted in lesbian custody case
• Barre man sought in assault
• Vermont rest-information areas face cuts
• Vt. records wettest spring ever
• Montpelier Police Log Rash of catalytic converter theft reported
• Barre Police Log Bar fights, go-cart rides among complaints
• Facing the FACT
• Court reverses self on sewage conflict
• Peak oil group still going strong
• Parks commission expected to OK Hubbard Park orchard
• GOP says one-party rule bad for state
• Berlin Pond case is appealed to high court
• Penalties upped in health care assaults
• Civic Center special city election Tuesday
• ‘Be bold and confident’
• Music Review: Community chorus meets a big challenge
• ‘A call to contribution’
• Langdon St. Cafe sale — everything has got to go
• Vt. driver in moose collision
• Lake flooding to close parks
• Deported Colombian gets eight months for entering US
• Suspect in attack on repairman ruled competent
• Construction to start on Rt. 2 in Danville
• Police: Furniture run over in dispute
• The birds are back
• Man pleads guilty to assaulting stranger
• Casella acquires natural gas-powered trucks
• CVMC is offering free women's clinics and mammograms.
• Growing a living in Cuttingsville
• Dalai Lama at peace summit
• Stowe condo owners sue AIG affiliates
• $10.6 million bid from Plattsburgh firm lowest for Barre reconstruction project
• $100,000 grant to fund state’s wind resources mapping project
• Breath-test results called into question
• Montpelier man cited for shoplifting from Shaw's
• Cabot, Plainfield students win art awards
• Lake Champlain level falls a bit
• Marshfield to vote on roadwork funding
• CLF, VPIRG file for intervenor status in Entergy suit
• Pentagon giving $2.1 million for Vermont program
• Plainfield cell tower uncertain
• Elementary? Norwich professor joins league of sleuths
• New camp director comes to Waterbury
• Montpelier mentors say goodbye
• Capitol Grounds barista hosts charity brunch
• Some decry proposed UVM cut
• Traffic ties up WCMHS ‘school’ proposal, Barre Town review board solicits second opinion
• City Council considers closing State Street for Farmers Market
• Delegation won’t see bin Laden pics
• Shumlin looks to web to spread access to Internet
• Eat In and Save: Claims to fame-ous pasta
• Billiards champ from Northfield is a Hall of Famer now
• Sanders slated to speak at Bear Pond
• Montpelier wins downtown revitalization award
• Montpelier School Board selects new superintendent
• Talk of the town
• Barre may offer unpaid time off to ease deficit
• High water delays dive on Lake Champlain tugboat
• Waterbury buys land for safety
• Man charged in Taser attack on East Montpelier woman
• New law designed to clean up state’s lexicon
• No income tax hikes — for now
• Man arrested on outstanding warrant
• Barre Roads to close as huge steel tube is erected
• Wolfe, Donahue win seats
• School work: Barre board confronts daunting list of projects
• Man shoots self in car
• Man arrested after charging at police
• Glammed-up Grace Potter makes a star turn
• Police seek info on crash
• Fixes for East Montpelier emergency services building uncertain
• Vt. flooding raises Champlain pollution concerns
• Woman charged with DUI, eluding police
• Lawmakers fix mistake that cost vets thousands
• Murder case moves forward
• April Vt. revenue picture favorable
• Music Review: Pressler goes straight ‘to the heart'
• ReSource kicks off capital campaign
• Record expungement bill not dead yet
• Well-known VERMONT inventors
• The inventor
• Vermont Mutual to open branch office in Berlin
• Yankee forum set for tonight
• Towns get guidance on being green
• Motorcyclist charged with eluding police
• Montpelier Council to authorize $2.75M bond vote
• People’s wins Chamber tourney
• Photojournal: Lake Champlain flooding
• Trees blocking Hubbard Park view have got to go
• It wasn’t all health care
• Barre Town to consider tax rates, seats
• ‘Upper deck’: Barre board blesses bar balcony
• Special delivery for postal carrier
• Twinfield, Cabot join for eco-business program
• Marshfield calls special meeting for roads
• Towns wary about change to records law
• The List: Bills that passed in 2011
• State settles with video renter
• Vt. lake still above flood stage
• Books advises on energy saving
• Police seek potato gun vandal
• Goddard College’s new president lauds changes
• Mostly sunny weather makes for successful Green-Up Day: ‘More volunteers, less trash this year’
• Stimulus-funded broadband going slowly in Vermont
• The Yankee Tapes: Who said what? And does it matter?
• From governor’s office, Shumlin steers legislative ship
• Projects get Vermont towns ready to capitalize on broadband
• Group home will be moving
• Fatal driver back in court
• Quilt show opens in Barre
• Vt. fugitive arrested in Montana
• Vermont's Goddard College says it's back
• Barre trucking company a victim of diesel prices
• Get Primal in Your Garden
• Judge schedules June hearing on Vermont Yankee closing
• Two sentenced for assaulting host
• Man denies assault, resisting charges
• Governor approves district heating project
• 500 homes damaged in record flooding FEMA to begin assessments
• GMCR prices stock offering
• Samosaman is back in business
• Criminal cases spur passage of DUI bill
• Lawmakers wrap up session early
• ‘Tether’ or not? Berlin board mulls leash law
• Internet sales tax remains unenforced in Vermont — for now
• Murder trial set for Vt. man in 2008 shooting
• Marshfield OKs community garden
• Fletcher Allen steps up regional palliative care
• Mudslide snarls Route 2 traffic
• Music Review: Young pianist has Spanish flair
• Police arrest man for identity theft, forgery
• Some see second life for death bill
• Home birth bill close to approval
• Shumlin declares state of emergency
• Vt. judge gives OK to settlement with farmers
• A busy week for city’s police
• Troopers negotiate pay hike
• Warmer weather brings people out
• Fed letter discourages marijuana dispensaries
• Barre ready to roll on street project
• Lawmakers eye Friday adjournment
• Mom: Daughter’s fiance one of four charged in theft of ashes
• Talk of the Town
• Green Up Day approaches
• Capital City Farmers’ Market to open on State Street
• Committee restores district heat project funding
• Childcare unionization bill wins initial approval
• Bill would have Vt. Yankee pay state’s legal bills
• Judge OKs death penalty pursuit in Jacques case
• Power in Northeast seen as adequate this summer
• Trial set for woman in death
• Black Door is back tonight
• Soggy fields irritate farmers
• Public recordsState poised to reimburse legal fees
• Riders rally for ridersFlying hogs kick in for horse therapy
• Going once, going twice... Online commerce claims another tradition
• E. Montpelier weighs crime crackdown
• Lawmakers finalize health care overhaul
• Lawmakers finalize health care overhaul
• Barre Town pre-town meeting set for Wednesday
• Juvenile arrested for marijuana
• Langdon Street Cafe vandalized
• Coffee Roasters has good quarter
• Vermont border station may not close, after all
• Police find body of man last seen in November
• Big construction project under way
• Vermonters analyze bin Laden death implications
• New-look energy bill emerges from Senate
• Norwich terrorism scholar predicts ‘uptick in violence’
• VERMONTERS REACT : State leaders praise resolve
• Religious leaders weigh in on bin Laden’s death
• Bennington parents who lost sons have mixed feelings about bin Laden’s death
• Langdon Street Café to shut doors
• Northfield woman cited for theft
• 3 arrested in grocery sting
• Senate approves human trafficking bill
• Vandals close down Northfield school
• Motorcycle rider, 19, in stable condition
• Lawmakers resume meetings on health care bill
• Rutland rabbi: Every decent person should be doing a dance today: Religious leaders weigh in on bin Laden’s death
• ‘He’s just one man’ — Vermonters respond
• Veterans respond to bin Laden death news
• Bin Laden death revives memories and triggers reflection among Vermonters
• Vermonters analyze bin Laden death implications
• Lauzon reacts to bin Laden
• Bin Laden killed in Pakistan
• Montpelier festival marks end of ‘hibernation’
• Blacksmith center rekindles flame
• A royal honeymoon in Vermont?
• LACE to leave Main St. building but not Barre
• Sheldon motorcyclist killed in crash
• Wire sawing in the quarry
• Osama bin Laden reported dead
• Theater Review: Lost Nation celebrates ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
• Vt. hearings planned on fewer moose permits
• Vermont Guard to train at firing range in May
• Vt. Supreme Court: Ballots public after 90 days
• Vt. abandons, for now, video arraignments
• Vt group plans workshop on oral history telling
• Getting ready for ‘The Road’
• Bill to aid home energy projects
• Motorcyclist crashes following high-speed chase
• Lake Champlain continues to rise
• Marijuana bill headed for House floor
• Cabot to hold special Town Meeting Tuesday
• Mount Snow parent to go public
• Sheriff holds drug disposals
• Arson fire at Waterbury hospital
• Culture Club
• Waitsfield water plan sees opposition from residents
• Police arrest soldier on desertion charge
• Eden man sentenced to five years in jail in fatal snowmobile crash
• VSAC gets federal contract but not enough to sustain
• Granite workers ratify contractsFirms drive not-so-hard bargains,
• Senate says timber firm must pay the price
• Vt. police ID body found in river
• Troopers on leave following shooting leave VSP short
• Affidavit recounts chase’s end
• Montpelier: Council sends heating bond to voters
• Rock of Ages labor negotiations heat up
• Health care amendment draws fire
• New exhibit to open at Supreme Court
• Archive workshop slated for May
• Pete’s Greens gets special state loan
• Floods ebb, but some roads closed
• WaterburyTown-village merger delayed
• Police look to identify body in river
• Ice out has a winner
• WGDR expands with new tower
• Chase calls furlough bill into question
• AARP offers $30K in grants
• Police probe food shelf theft
• Slew of charges follow chase
• Flooding closes roads, school in Duxbury
• Talk of the town
• Barre police log Resident reports vandalism to vehicle on Center Street
• Montpelier Police Log Gas station reports $98 drive-off at 3 a.m.
• Early education bill draws fire
• Movie studios: Switch to digital or else
• Dems, GOP trade accusations
• Conn. mom pleads not guilty over school enrollment
• Vt. man struck by lightning
• UVM president search to cost $300k
• Outlook grim for Vermont food aid
• Johnson man rams cruisers, gets shot, hits spikes
• Dartmouth-Hitchcock Hospital settles billing lawsuit
• Health care bill clears Senate vote : Green Mountain Care heads to conference committee for changes
• Norwich announces commencement speaker
• Vermont church damaged by fire on Easter
• Burn pile restricted at Randolph
• Man pleads guilty to meth charges
• CT scans of mummy help solve crimes
• Labor Day in May? ‘Primo Maggio’ makes comeback in Barre
• Lawmakers again consider toughening current-use penalties
• National popular vote approved in Vt.
• Vt. man sentenced on ammo charge
• GOP knocks Shumlin over fundraising emails
• Music Review: New chamber music series closes with flair
• Barre man faces license charge
• Local health centers cautiously expand
• Berlin FD shies away from regionalization
• Pastor free on bond in Vt. lesbian-custody case
• Health bill gets early nod
• Williamstown woman arrested for assult
• Northfield Schools look to fill top positions
• Felon sentenced on ammo charge
• Vermont Republicans rip Shumlin over fundraising
• Police investigate 19 car break-ins
• Department of Labor shut down The Samosaman Cafe
• Work starts on new UVM dorm
• Northfield native’s first film to have Savoy screening
• Plainfield mother, daughter team up on craft, jewelry store
• Trudell case could go to Supreme Court
• A new kind of house call: Local care facilities join a trend to save money while meeting their patients’ medical needs
• This summer 30 teenagers from China are coming to town
• Capital Beat: Entergy holds state records
• A community says goodbye to a father, friend and chief
• Two states to be connected
• An artistic escape: Weston Playhouse hosts theater’s creators
• Theater Review: Love triangle with a dog?
• Capital Beat: Entergy holds state records
• Entergy, citing ‘irreparable harm,’ seeks court order to keep Yankee running
• Barre collision sends woman to the hospital
• Music Review: Zorn delivers a very personal organ recital
• Waterbury aims to get residents to number buildings
• Barre on the rebound, business owners say
• Barre weighs in on report
• Steeple fund benefit set
• State warns of alfalfa sprouts recall
• UVM says staff cuts are possible
• Cold killing fish in Lake Champlain
• Barre City Challenges: Recidivism and Re-entry
• Tax compromise targets health care, cigarettes
• Vermont to recognize 2 Abenaki tribes
• Vermont recognizes two Abenaki tribes
• Town seeks bids for rail path
• ‘It's not a pretty picture': Consultant offers his take on Barre's problems
• Discord over taxes splits Senate
• Berlin water system could hinge on hospital
• Mad River Path Greenway access partially pulled
• Marshfield Rent fees at town common questioned
• Men charged in grave desecration
• Teens arrested, charged in S. Royalton robbery
• Lyme levels off but still concern
• Man arrested in locker theft case
• Senate passes bill without district heat funding
• Bag Free Day in Montpelier
• Earth Day: The Hubbard Park scrub
• Incentive for veteran hires approved: Opposition calls measure "corporate welfare'
• UVM exhibit focuses on suicides
• Chef to speak at commencement
• Wildflower presentation to benefit steeple fund
• Youth turkey season starts Saturday
• Vt. state police investigate armed robbery
• Talk of the town
• Former Sanders’ employee to lead hiking trail club
• Montpelier Alive presents Art Walk
• Health care amendments debated
• Shumlin gets his way on tax bill
• Senate strips district heat funding
• Barre council weighs bonding options for North Main Street project
• Senate OK’s $536M for roads
• Senate OKs $536M for roads, bridges
• Panel approves school board merge
• Berlin board asked to enter dispatch dispute
• East Montpelier board to tour facility
• New board members abound in Waterbury
• Montpelier promotes deputy fire chief Gowans to chief
• Dairy Creme to open Saturday
• Montpelier: Police Log
• Elder support programs may be spared
• Brattleboro fire raises questions about downtown’s future
• VTRANS hardest hit by federal cuts
• Vt. has ways to pressure Yankee
• Vermont’s jobless rate dips slightly
• Music Review: Borromeo delivers Beethoven and more
• This good deed leads to arrest
• Activists seize on the case of an evicted Barre man who owed thousands in back rent.
• Regulators signs off on Hydro-Quebec deal
• Woman charged with embezzlement in Richmond
• Good deed leads to man’s arrest
• Barre Police Log: Complaints recieved about noise, assault
• Former Woodbury clerk enters guilty plea
• Man sentenced in shooting of girl
• Positive Pie hip hop grand reopening
• Plainfield Co-op renovation project community effort
• Brattleboro fire closes Main Street, ravages dozens of stores and apartments
• Senate tax bill targets cigarettes
• A tale of two classesNorthfield studentsbound for Europe
• Vermont pledges its support for the Union
• Vermonters in shape for Boston
• Senate tax bill targets cigarettes
• Lawmakers revisit Gold Star designation
• Poirier casts shame
• Vermonters in shape for Boston
• Civil Air Patrol still flying strong
• Fauna faces
• High gas prices force Plainfield store to shut off pumps
• WCMH plan for Barre campus draws neighbors' ire
• State warns of phone scam
• Guard plans solar project
• Judge considering a partial settlement to farmers
• Health reform Activists push for addition to bill
• City man charged with $200,000 fraud
• Seven Vermonters chosen for Circus Smirkus
• Motorcyclist hurt in Barre accident
• Take Refuge in 2 New Shows
• Music Review: Great pianist combines power and beauty
• Medical Marijuana Dispensaries bill clears Senate
• Vt prison bosses to switch places
• Vt gov surprises student in mock interview
• CCTA bus drivers avert 62-driver strike
• Police continue search for 16-year-old girl
• Vt labor officials warn of phone scam
• No charges in accidental shooting of 2-year-old
• Vt. House to debate national popular vote
• Thieves strike at Brookside Country Store once again
• Power line plan raises concerns
• Power line plan raises concerns
• Senate passes non-violent offenders bill
• Eat In and Save: It's official — My mom's apple crisp is the best By Marialisa Calta
• Top administrator for Burlington resigns
• House to debate national popular vote: 11:55 a.m.
• Drug clinic to stay open with new management: 11:52 a.m.
• Mother and daughter sentenced for fraud: 11:50 a.m.
• Vt. seeks more work camp beds in St. Johnsbury: 11:48 a.m.
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• Some potholes too big for budgets to fill
• Talk of the town
• Apartment house fire displaces Barre Town tenants
• Vt transit agency offers binding arbitration
• Former Barre man pleads not guilty to federal drug charges
• Vt. House passes environmental enforcement bill
• Lawmakers eye prison health reform
• Morrisville woman looking to party, gets DUI instead
• Vermont revenues rebound in March
• Benson woman faces charge of embezzlement
• Transit agency offers arbitration
• No one pays on free cone day
• Senate bill looks to boost broadband access
• 3 convicted of drug charges after 2-week trial: 11:07 a.m.
• Former Barre man indicted on methamphetamine: 10:22 a.m.
• 1 missing, 1 rescued in Vt. boating mishap: 10:18 a.m.
• 2 charged with burning Vernon, Vt., home: 10:14 a.m.
• Vermont weighs changes to top education job
• Federal budget Compromise means Vt. cuts
• Vt. House GOP cool to Shumlin's renewables plan
• Flood watch lifted
• Plainfield signs on for broadband
• Black Door to return with a Spanish flair
• Police Log: Montpelier
• Group recalls Civil War with letters
• Aggrieved citizens may get say in environmental penalties
• Music Review: Huling closes series with imaginative ‘Carnaval'
• Bill would make citizens environmental cops: 8:40 a.m.
• Store loses 22 laptops in 'professional hit': 8:33 a.m.
• Spring flood waters expected to recede in Vermont: 8:25 a.m.
• Countryside Road break-ins reported
• Flood Watch in Montpelier
• Victim forgives shooter in mishap
• Lightning sparks fire in Bradford
• Hewitt pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Berlin hopes tax break will lure business
• Barre police log Driver stops, assaults passenger, drives off
• Teens cited in rec field brawl
• Berlin Dunkin Donuts under construction
• New plan for clean-energy fund unveiled
• Senate ponders changes to single-payer transition
• 4 Vermont teens cited in rec field brawl: 8:55 a.m.
• Bus drivers reject proposed labor contract: 8:52 a.m.
• Welch to discuss possible government shutdown: 8:38 a.m.
• Alzheimer's workshop slated for April
• More than a metaphor
• Rep. Welch to discuss 2012 budget, shutdown
• The long road to war
• Paul Perley CellosWeb opens the world for business: The web opens the world up for business
• Momentum for Barre begins
• Howard Coffin Vermont’s Civil War expert working on his fourth book
• State looks to stop repeat DUI offenders
• Town treasurer’s arrest shakes Vermont community
• Ernest Flanders, former Montpelier Fire Chief, dies at 80
• ‘Family' of actors rescue Adamant theater from recession
• 150 years later Vt. celebrates its Civil War history
• Clock is ticking in annual Vermont ice contest
• Vermont town reaches $85K settlement with ex-chief
• Trout don’t cooperate on Vt. gov’s fishing outing
• Federal cuts present new challenges for state
• Bat crisis may affect Vt. crops
• Embezzlement cases on the rise
• Leaders cool to liquor proposal
• Entergys says trust fund has $211 million “excess”, state disagrees
• Shumlin listens to big businesses health care bill concerns
• Residents group seeking ‘Momentum'
• Actor Tim Daly named Bennington College graduation speaker
• Officials say Champlain bridge late and over budget
• Williston teen dies in crash
• Red Cross assists four displaced families
• Capital Beat: Dollars for Dems
• One for the ages
• Vt. Senate leaders hear liquor ideas
• Towns settling 248-year-old boundary dispute
• Teacher indicted on child pornography charges
• Partnership director defends land deal
• Vermont store plagued by fabric thefts
• Vigil against violence set for next week: 8:50 a.m.
• Vt. Air National Guard to fly over Fenway Park: 8:32 a.m.
• Officials say Vt.-NY bridge late, over budget: 8:28 a.m.
• Vt. delegation opposes shutdown
• Montpelier job fair draws more than 800
• Bill aims to make legal language more politically correct
• Vt bill would allow raw milk classes
• Berlin wary of Barre Town dispatch switch
• Vt town police commish to quit over second DUI
• 2010 was safest Vt. hunting year ever
• Twinfield holds class-trip fundraiser
• Vt. House passes public records bill
• Montpelier zoning event set for Thursday
• Child CareCollective bargaining bill sees changes
• Vt. bill would allow raw milk classes to resume
• Bill helps folks with new ways to describe selves
• See photos of Vt. lawmakers honoring Civil War efforts : 12:30 p.m.
• Transit official: Slow down in work zones: 9:45 a.m.
• Utility regulators say no woodchip authority: 9:38 a.m.
• Republicans disagree on energy charge: 9:33 a.m.
• Shumlin fills potholes, laments costs
• 150 years later, Vermont honors Civil War efforts
• Report: Reactor will run after 2012
• Single payer foes take to the airwaves
• Shumlin backtracks on electricity fee
• Washington library re-vote set
• Jr. Iron Chef teams cook for Statehouse
• Therapy program has horses ready to ride
• Alzheimer’s workshop set for Barre
• 2-year project to study rare Vt. rattlesnakes
• Talk of the town
• Kirkman pleads innocent to obstruction
• Health board starts to take shape
• 2-year project to study rare Vt. rattlesnakes: 9:50 a.m.
• Trial set for Vt. woman charged with killing mom: 8:14 a.m.
• Vt school bus rear-ended during stop, no injuries: 8:01 a.m.
• Barre Dispatch dispute Lauzon offers concessions
• Berlin questions validity of Montpelir merger vote
• Local groups get share of $2.4 million
• Grant to fund Medicare seminar
• Fletcher Allen: No harm in virus attack
• Education conference focuses on community
• BARRE POLICE LOG: Report: Upstairs neighbors were smoking marijuana
• Montpelier no-fare bus service project progresses
• Flat surcharge on energy sparks ire
• Vt. collegian recounts detention in Syrian jail
• Survey: Doctors divided on care
• Castle withdraws in Barre Town
• Oddball composer proves entertaining
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• Rhapsody has closed
• City Council considers two special elections or one
• Safety of Vt. nuclear plant cables questioned
• Vt. police say syrup stolen from sugarhouses
• Man arrested after being chased by Vt. state cops
• Barre Town Dems meet Saturday
• Orange clerk poised to pick first assistant
• Fewer bicycle cops in Montpelier
• Mullin tips off potential ethics violation at telecom authority
• Judge rules in favor of union in records dispute
• Vt. 2-year-old dies in accidental shooting
• Bridge work means road closings
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• Man arrested after being chased by Vt. state cops : 11:20 a.m.
• Bridge work means road closings in Vermont town: 11:11 a.m.
• After the revolution in Egypt
• Baseball train from Barre
• Energy efficiency bill moves forward
• In a dry land
• Archivists working to save court documents
• Maple mayhem: Police track stolen syrup
• Enosburg man cited for gun incident
• Son jailed following Lovers’ Lane dispute with dad
• Anatomy of a deficit: Ambulance service running in the red
• Granite Column: Barre’s Dary Gray Granite
• Agency offers free tax help
• Inquiry alive at state science fair
• Vt child abuser goes to prison willingly
• Vt. college student’s parents say they’re relieved
• Drug companies have support in Vt. high court case
• “Blittersdorf Amendment” to cut conflict from energy tax credits
• Farmers’ Night to re-enact 1861 special session
• Barre Town Select Board seat(s) up for grabs
• Middlebury student released in Syria
• Capital Beat : Measure for measure
• Month of prevention
• Montpelier council schedules special meeting
• Duxbury woman faces mischief charge
• Moretown principal has an abrupt departure
• Smith derails marijuana decriminalization bill
• Medical marijuana law to get Vt. Senate vote
• Medical marijuana law to get Vt. Senate vote
• Sanders questions credit for Libyan bank
• Bill trims $23M from road work
• Washington Library project will be revoted
• Vt. schools fail to meet rising standards
• Crunchy, crispy, dippy bites
• Woman charged in niece death seeks dismissal : 8:34 a.m.
• Vt. Guard looking at land in Bennington County : 8:27 a.m.
• New VTC president sees possibilities
• East Montpelier man faces animal cruelty charges
• Former Proctor school employee pleads to embezzling funds
• Farm grants available
• Man charged after attack on trooper
• Foes of health care bill rally at Capitol
• Capital bill expedites projects
• UVM to host national debate championship
• Lyndonville police say help needed on gangs: 11:28 a.m.
• Meeting planned on Champlain bridge project : 11:25 a.m.
• Vt. police chief says parents help needed on gangs
• Spring snow en route for April Fool’s Day : 8:55 a.m.
• St. Albans woman charged with embezzling $100K: 8:48 a.m.
• Can't we all just get along?
• Vermont Yankee Entergy abandons sale
• Vermont agencies offer free tax prep: 8:45 a.m.
• Bennington company to lay off workers due to Japan quake: 8:40 a.m.
• Lawmakers eye propane changes
• Three cited over car break-ins
• Savoy offers Final Four on big screen
• Woman faces numerous charges after arrest
• Best brains go head-to-head Saturday
• Senators hear complaints about wind development at hearing
• Study: Chittenden is healthiest Vt. county
• April Fool's Day storm no joke : 11:38 a.m.
• New study says Vt.'s Chittenden healthiest county : 10:35 a.m.
• State Police trooper facing charges, resigns : 8:55 a.m.
• 630 acres conserved in central Vermont : 8:50 a.m.
• Lawmakers to vote on keeping judges : 8:45 a.m.
• Sugarers see slow start to maple making
• Iraq ambassador says thanks during Vermont stop
• Senate passes midwife bill
• Shumlin endorses oil-to-pellet incentive
• Vt. student loan firm shedding jobs
• Pair arrested after altercation
• Fogel defends pay for dean
• Police to review high-speed chase
• Driving dispute results in charges
• Lawmakers eye taxing extracted water in Vt.
• State makes rail pitch to federal agency
• Police will make the call on domestic violence
• Low-speed chase ends with new charges
• House bill protects Pete the Moose
• House bill protects Pete the Moose
• Regional public safety study about to enter final phase
• Doyle survey: Residents back tough DUI sentences, not mandatory insurance
• State makes rail pitch to federal agency
• Vt. governor to talk gay marriage in Rhode Island
• Burglars steal from the dead
• Book shows Vt. men in Civil War
• Stowe resort to replace key lift
• Two in same car face DUI charges
• House bill protects Pete the Moose
• House, VPIRG heat up
• Mega Millions ticket worth $319M sold in New York
• Chamber Profile ready for mailing
• 2 women in same car face DUI charges : 8:26 a.m.
• Senator's rant is now a book
• Lawmakers to take up transportation bill : 7:25 a.m.
• Lawmakers to take up transportation bill : 7:25 a.m.
• Vt. updating boating, fishing access : 7:22 a.m.
• Vt. updating boating, fishing access : 7:22 a.m.
• Woman charged in fatal crash
• Woman charged in fatal crash
• Failure to communicate: City-town meeting moved as Barre dispatch dispute heats up
• Local man plans charity trek to Florida: Northfield man plans charity trek for fibromyalgia awareness
• Vt. professor speaking on Ireland
• House, VPIRG heat up
• DUI charge follows crash
• FairPoint settles case with Vt.
• Rally calls for GMO labeling
• Speed trap or traffic safety?
• Shumlin, Scott clash on health care
• Proposal to lower firing standards for teachers draws fire from union
• Medical students rally for single-payer system
• Music Review: Belcea Quartet plays as one
• House passes $4.7B state budget
• Montpelier High Principal Evans, service learning and San Francisco
• Lawmakers eye repeal of autism mandate
• Middlebury professor facing embezzlement charges
• Fell seeks new trial
• Spring forward
• Missing Landmark student found dead
• FairPoint to pay penalty by adding broadband
• Father: Missing Vermonter detained in Syria
• Ben & Jerry’s to cut jobs at Waterbury plant
• Outgoing judge to stay until successor found
• Taxis say they’ll bolt if Burlington orders meters
• Taxis say they'll bolt if city orders meters : 8:15 a.m.
• Outgoing judge to stay until successor found : 8:12 a.m.
• ‘Tax the rich,' say wealthy Vermonters
• Celebrating the season of St. Pat's
• The shrimp-filled song of the South
• Single-payer advocates plan Vermont rally : 7:28 a.m.
• Midwives seek passage of Vermont bill : 7:11 a.m.
• Budget battle grinds along in House
• Middlebury student missing in Syria
• College fair at U-32
• Barre Town Town could see 2-cent tax rate hike
• Harwood to host Vermont Yankee debate
• Tempers flare in hospital lobby
• Springfield man faces assault charge
• Vt. AG seeks documents in Dean Foods settlement
• Maine man uses toilets to pooh-pooh town decision
• Theater Review: Youthful performances make ‘Romeo and Juliet' compelling
• Health care bill hits the House floor
• VSC students calling for more funding
• High court hears police secrecy cases
• House tackles fiscal 2012 budget: 7:20 a.m.
• House approves health care marketplace bill : 7:14 a.m.
• Vermont schools to get more fresh fruit : 7:08 a.m.
• Middlebury College student missing in Syria : 7:05 a.m.
• Girl, 16, runs away over the weekend
• Shumlin gives nod to incumbent PSB chairman
• VPIRG brings solar hot water heating to Montpelier
• UVM president Fogel to step down after decade
• Lauzon to host city-town meeting over dispatch dust-up
• Vt. college students take message to Statehouse
• Heating aid advocates seek emergency funds
• There's leaking at the Langdon Street Cafe
• Lawmakers mull tax targets
• State kicks bottled water out of public buildings
• Goddard dusting off arts buildings
• The nastiest kicks in the country
• 2 Vt. towns oppose Lowell wind project
• Vt. delegation wants more money for vet outreach
• Montpelier to celebrate National Poetry Month with Poetry Alive!
• Shumlin touts federal business grant
• The Music of Poetry
• Lawmakers debate multiple tax targets
• Chief utility regulator appointed to new term: 1:20 p.m.
• 2 towns oppose Lowell wind project : 12:58 p.m.
• Delegation wants more money for vet outreach : 12:45 p.m.
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• House backs employee breaks
• House backs employee breaks
• In Vermont, a contest for worst sneakers : 8:20 a.m.
• Mother pleads guilty to DUI with sons in car : 8:18 a.m.
• Fish & Wildlife says 2010 good for deer hunters : 8:15 a.m.
• Take a break: House backs employee breaks
• ‘Quick save:’ Firefighters douse downtown Barre blaze
• Opera Review: 'Salomé' sizzles as it preaches
• Vermont town shaken by music teacher’s arrest
• Trooper shooting in justified, AG says
• Police say computer dealer burglarized
• Education conference set for March 30
• Parents scramble after day care closes
• Canadian sentenced for pot smuggling
• Parents scramble after daycare closes : 10:55 a.m.
• Vt. could increase minimum jail in fatal DUIs : 10:40 a.m.
• State Police say computer dealer burglarized : 8:30 a.m.
• Vt. seek info on 7th anniversary of missing teen
• See a video of the vigil at Vermont Yankee : 9:20 a.m.
• Norwich Univ. to hold military writers' event
• 'The Rainmaker' weathers well
• Double trouble? Barre Town school deficit doubles in 2010
• Barre company converts oil heat to pellets
• Single payer or universal?
• Organic farmers group seeks mentors
• Chamber gears for dinner, golf
• Planned bridge work explained
• Judge withdraws bid for reappointment
• Teacher faces porn charges
• Good riddance: Vermonters shut door on historic winter
• Vermont celebrates state’s maple producers
• Ontario man arrested for DUI
• Danville Marine laid to rest
• Possible power shift in Education Dept.
• Penalties for drunk driving get harsher
• Two teens die after plunging into Cold River
• Music Review: Masterful performances at Chandler
• Washington: Petition leaves library project in limbo
• House committee passes health care tax bill
• Spring scooter
• Middlebury College swimmers suspended for hazing
• Police investigate academy fire
• Court awards benefits to worker
• Reappointment of judge in doubt
• 2 charged in pharmacy break-in
• Donation to Veterans’ fund now a tax option
• Middlebury College swimmers suspended for hazing : 1:38 p.m.
• Woman charged with striking boyfriend with van
• Game warden warns bears due to awake hungry : 11:58 a.m.
• 81-year-old Vt. woman pleads in fatal wreck : 11:50 a.m.
• Vermont committee set to approve single payer
• Middlebury girl wins spelling bee champ title
• Middlebury girl wins spelling bee champ title
• Fired Vt. conductor files lawsuit
• Remains of Vermont Marine come home
• Woman charged with striking boyfriend with van
• NH bucks trend, proposes cutting tobacco tax
• NH bucks trend, proposes cutting tobacco tax
• Man charged with grocery theft
• Man charged with grocery theft
• Tax the rich, spread the pain, say House Dems
• Preliminary OK for buy-local bill
• Music Review: Unknown gem proves a masterpiece
• 3 charged in home invasion
• Barre dispatch drama a done deal?
• Vt. revenues 5 percent below forecast in Feb.
• Montpelier potholes: Where are the worst? You tell us: 7:15 a.m.
• Vt. woman charged with hitting boyfriend with car
• Talk of the town
• City man, 60, charged with assault and more
• City man, 60, charged with assault and more
• Japan crisis renews nuclear debate
• Police investigate academy fire
• State eyes free-market approach
• Health care providers rally to oppose tax
• Overtime largely to blame for Barre’s busted budget
• Bennington Rodent Rage Squirrel attacks confuse and torment neighborhood
• Racine: State eyeing free-market approach to mental health services
• Auditor outlines plan to prevent embezzlement
• Bennington residents say they've been attacked by squirrels: 11:05 a.m.
• Lyndon students protest planned cuts : 10:45 a.m.
• Anglers warned to remove ice fishing shanties : 8:55 a.m.
• Salmon details plan to prevent embezzlement : 8:40 a.m.
• Woman hospitalized after S. Burlington stabbing : 8:35 a.m.
• Barre board debates school maintenance fund
• Child care workers seek bargaining rights
• For Audtimes' sake
• Montpelier man faces DUI charge
• Barre intersection work could cause delays
• Barre Town caucus endorses candidates for May elections
• House to reverse some Shumlin cuts
• Woman denies exploitation charge
• Vt. trooper and dog honored
• 2 men charged after snowball fight
• Students compete in spelling bee
• Vt. child care workers seek bargaining rights : 12:50 p.m.
• Music Review: Montpelier Chamber Orchestra delivers like never before
• Student charged after post hoop game incident : 9:22 a.m.
• Barre Town committee targets library
• Vermont Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Single-payer supporters speak up
• More than 40 Vermont children vie in spelling bee : 8:15 a.m.
• Salmon reveals his plan to prevent embezzlement : 8:05 a.m.
• Head of Abenaki band in court for exploitation : 8:02 a.m.
• Yankee shares containment design with Japanese reactors
• Ed. Department steps into fight over students
• Expiring Vt. guard family program gets reprieve
• GOP’s guest raises union hackles
• Sanders decries human-service cuts
• Committee approves tougher DUI penalties
• Paying it forward: Olympian taps good fortune to propel others
• 2 men charged after snowball fight : 8:40 a.m.
• Help atop a horse
• Law may put teeth in open records act
• These winter games truly special
• GOP's guest raises union hackles
• Shumlin to address Chamber members
• Rain-swollen waterways slowly recede
• Official: Riders say NYC bus crash driver swerved
• Ski areas hope to break 4M
• Committee approves tougher DUI penalties
• Privacy trumps oversight of prescriptions in Vermont
• Ex-Barre officer lands in the Winooski in Montpelier
• Spinning, juggling, singing Fun Day in Montpelier
• House committee holds hearing on district heat project
• Montpelier flood threat eases
• Festival grows with conference
• House committee’s energy bill calls for new fee
• Vt. Guard hosts biathlon event
• Two arrested in drug bust
• Future for Pete the Moose uncertain
• Waxing poetic
• Senate committee OKs medical marijuana dispensaries
• Family of man killed by police in Corinth to appeal
• Police arrest man after stolen car breaks down
• Theater Review: ‘Orphans' a tough, black comedy
• Vt. House approves Internet sales tax crackdown
• Green Mountain Club celebrates centennial
• Smith: Support tax increases
• Semprebon committee readies to hear funding requests
• Vt. House panel works on wildlife bill
• Vt. firm to delay Pownal wood power plant project
• Gibbs to market ski areas
• Health care heats up
• Council splits along gender lines on district heat project
• Vt. Yankee gets federal license renewal
• Proposed cuts stir concerns at Statehouse
• NRC gives Entergy good ‘green' grades
• Town cuts off city dispatching
• Lawmakers concerned about proposed cuts
• Montpelier wary of ice jams, flooding
• Talk of the town
• Barre Police Log Red Geo Tracker abandoned
• Internet sales tax could have consequences
• Vt festival expands with slow living conference
• Vt festival expands with slow living conference
• Some members of Vt religious group forswear carbon
• Some members of Vt religious group forswear carbon
• Vt. Senate advances young offenders bill
• State may yield on raw milk class
• Williamstown board discusses delinquencies
• NRC poised to grant license extension to Yankee
• Single-payer costs come into focus
• Barre board punts on Doyle Poll
• Bill aims to take Yankee out of Legislature’s hands
• Child struck by plow dies
• Man accused of choking girlfriend in Montpelier
• Barre woman cited in alleged hospital assault
• Barre woman cited in alleged hospital assault
• Historical society near gift goal
• Historical society near gift goal
• Officer back after being placed on leave
• Officer back after being placed on leave
• Record-breaking storm swamps state
• Lawmakers return, face major bills
• Montpelier Councilor focuses on housing
• Richmond water must be boiled
• Montpelier warns of potential ice jams
• Barre board asked to weigh in on ‘Doyle Poll’ ... again
• A step forward for local broadband
• Agreement averts teachers’ strike
• Trooper accused of abuse resigns
• Entries sought for video contest
• Attorney general sees more fraud
• UVM hires business school dean
• Sorrell says lots of support for data mining appeal
• Barre board asked to weigh in on ‘Doyle Poll’ ... again
• Health care hearing postponed : 1:47 p.m.
• Home safe: Winter softball tourney raises $22k
• Over their banks
• Region well represented on money committees
• Capital Beat: Politics online
• Barre’s dark gray granite and the Pirie Quarry
• Public hearing to focus on single-payer
• Capital Beat: Politics online
• Public hearing to focus on single-payer
• Sanders blasts Supreme Court
• Amtrak train collides with SUV
• For Native groups, recognition challenged
• Vt. governor taking a break
• Collegian seeks sports gear for troops
• Mountaintop tribute planned for Vt. freeskier
• Romney seeks to address health care woes
• For Native groups, recognition challenged
• Teen awarded $1 million settlement after Roxbury school personnel found at fault for not reporting suspicions of sex abuse
• Former state worker admits embezzlement
• Cake boss
• Fire destroys Rockingham home, no injuries
• US passport office opens in St. Albans
• Ky. moves to make hunting a constitutional right
• Warrant issued for former Bennington high school football coach
• Killington lodge auctioned for $485,450
• 8 Guard members headed to Africa
• Police probe hit and run info
• Chief retiring after 40-year career
• Administrators to teach during strike
• Police investigate at Milton school
• Sanders hosting meeting on ruling
• Bennington woman gets lung transplant
• Shumlin: Overlook 2002 Yankee deal
• Semprebon committee pares list of proposals
• Judge in Yankee suit: Water belongs to Vermonters
• Woodbury wrangles with school choice
• Montpelier council going cutting-edge with iPads
• Picketing teachers opening strike HQ
• Burlington Electric moves closer to renewable goal
• Vt. police seek help solving ski area assault
• Vermont AG prepares for U.S. Supreme Court case
• Vermont AG prepares for U.S. Supreme Court case
• USFS seeks info on Vt. hiking trail shelter fire
• Rollover driver cited for DUI
• Former Vt. worker to plead guilty
• Man accused in Burlington stabbing
• Teachers in South Burlington vote to strike
• Some lawmakers want control over food-stamp purchases
• ACLU sues over Franklin’s Town Meeting Day prayer
• School spending Shumlin asks for repeal of two-vote mandate
• Treasurer’s report adds fuel to feud in Williamstown
• Bail set at $250,000 in stabbing incident
• Cabot OKs budget, new firetruck
• Duxbury OKs budget
• Washington votes to move on library project
• Concord saves tiny high school
• Worcester: All articles pass
• Talk of the town
• S. Burlington teachers vote to go on strike
• Randolph Webster wins board seat
• Salmon announces exploratory committee for possible Senate campaign
• Police investigate possible prescription drug fraud
• Waterbury voters pass budget
• Small request gets most attention in E. Montpelier
• Plainfield uses meeting to air issues
• Northfield man charged with attempted murder
• Vt. telecom group wants review of $2 million grant
• Twinfield budget passes; Marshfield OKs budget
• Fitch wins race to replace longtime Calais clerk
• Moretown buys new dump truck
• Voters keep it local on Town Meeting Day
• Roxbury OKs budgets
• Warren budgets pass
• Middlesex OKs school budget
• Charter changes a top issue
• Barre Town gets what it asks for
• Water system debate dominates Waitsfield meeting
• Lauzon 2012? Barre mayor weighs statewide office
• Charter changes can face battle in Montpelier
• Vermont delegation against mothballing Yankee
• Obama endorses bill that could enable single-payer
• Hard landing injures sledder
• Stowe to vote on $6.5M bond for new ice rink
• Twinfield seeking bond for new roof
• Montpelier police say driver admits to five car thefts
• Vermont to redraw district lines
• February sets snow record at Vt. airport
• New lawmaker starts online Town Meeting Day survey.
• School legislation seeks uniform hiring policy
• Repairman injured in wrench assault
• Memories of 2005 blaze still haunt firefighter
• State Republican Committee elects Pat McDonald new chair.
• Calais clerk Eva Morse to oversee her final meeting
• McDonald elected GOP chair
• UVM research breaks ground on PTSD
• Capital Beat: 10-year-old speaks truth to power
• Shumlin: Education law is taking its toll
• Review: Modern classical music can be fun
• Save now, pay later? Towns with level taxes warn of future increases: Towns with level taxes warn of future increases
• Shumlin looks to extend employment incentive program
• Vermont workers rally for unions
• Plainfield Town Meeting 2011
• Roxbury Town Meeting 2011
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• Williamstown Town Meeting Day 2011
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• Shumlin travels NGA session
• Wind project foes stage protest
• Amtrak says rail service too slow
• Plan may hike top tax brackets
• Semprebon committee sets deadline for funding proposals
• Despite conflicts, lawmaker gets OK
• House Dems want oil reserve to fight prices
• Man gets diversion after prescription fraud
• Capital woman charged with 3rd DUI
• Berlin sex offender found in violation
• Barre Man faces drug, assault charges
• Breer’s Williamstown charges dropped
• Louras gets behind single-payer health plan
• Man charged on durgs, assaulting mother
• Talk of the town
• Waterbury woman cited for cruelty
• State police say boy assaulted and robbed
• Write-ins compete for Barre council seat
• Harley Breer back in court today
• Man, son fall from chairlift at Vt. ski resort
• Vt. judges come under fire
• 40 displaced by Burlington fire
• Barre school audits won’t be ready until after voting
• Looking at life after Vt. Yankee
• Collective bargaining Bill would give rights to child-care workers
• Welch: Invest wisely, cut the deficit
• ‘Kids are kids' A 62-year veteran talks teaching
• Music Review: World music with extra spice
• Vermonters brave cold to support Wis. workers
• Lawmakers want John Deere monument
• Costs weighed of broadband infrastructure acceleration
• Teachers, Vt. school district reach contract deal
• Vt. admin lets some agencies hire, despite freeze
• Film screening to feature Vermont National Guard
• Meeting to kick off cancer relay effort
• Washington board hosts budget meeting
• Vt. Senate advances national popular vote measure
• Barre planners seek public’s vision
• State warns drivers who flee police
• What a 'Riot'
• Health insurance critic to warn legislature
• Home defense bill may wait until next year
• Wild, wild Williamstown, officials clash again
• Health insurance critic to warn Vt. Legislature
• Head Start funds on chopping block
• No injuries when car pushes Vt school bus off road
• Overturned pickup leads to DUI charge
• Vt. cops: Man hurt when snowmobile hit by pickup
• Barre police log
• Snow sculptures set stage for ‘Blizzard Blast’
• Mushing more popular
• Moros: A different world now
• Barre’s ‘Big Dig’ to get late start
• Republicans want property-tax reform on agenda
• District imposes terms on teachers
• Just in time for the Oscars - Movie Studio Mogul app
• Sen. Leahy pushing benefits for EMTs
• Republicans want property-tax reform on agenda
• Vt. labor activists rally in Wis.
• College making some moves
• Shopping centers resolve disability access
• Sex misconduct complaint lodged at trooper
• Greek Slave out of exile
• Friends still ponder the lives and deaths of a storybook couple: Friends still ponder the lives and deaths of a storybook couple
• Vilaseca moves to nix hiring of superintendents
• Salmon not ruling out race against Sanders
• Perfect score for Vt. delegation
• Lake Champlain events canceled
• Garden Variety
• Capitol beat: Insiders’ day over at UVM?
• Theater Review: Actor brings life to Charles Dickens
• Governor declares 2011 ‘Year of the Composer’
• Burglars steal safe from city library
• AG: Officer justified in 2010 shooting
• Norwich drive registers hundreds for bone marrow donation registry
• Economist confirms need for single-payer system
• Right to die bill reaches House
• Shumlin seen softening on open records
• River Run brings back southern-style
• Semprebon committee faces choices
• River group wants action on Vt nuke plant permit
• LaClair tapped for Ag. secretary
• Norwich accepts more transfer credits for Spec. Ops
• Man violates life driving ban
• State orders end to raw milk classes
• New grant pushes local food
• New plans for former Black Door space
• Breer goes back to jail
• Vermont panel mulls amendment
• Larceny count stands against contractor
• Shumlin back from Quebec, talks rail
• Winter Break Art-Snow Sculptures
• First closed, now ‘for sale,' Riverton church is on the market
• Self-insured companies want out of single-payer plan
• Steam leak at Yankee prompts reactor building evacuation
• Talk of the town
• Teen facing prescription fraud charge
• Music Review: Lewis delivers full scope of Schubert
• Guard chief warns he’s target of Facebook scam
• Marijuana shipment brings two arrests
• Barre Town Road to nowhere reaches dead end
• Contractor back in court for overpayment
• Man ducks charge of lewd conduct
• Kismet preps ‘listening room’
• Jackknifed truck closes Route 2
• Flower power: Northfield woman bombarded with bouquets
• Pot dispensaries bill faces hurdles
• Argus, Herald win journalism awards
• Midwifery bill gains steam
• Skier revived after passing out
• Snowy Sculptures Added to Sculptural City
• Ex-Corrections trainer charged with violating probation
• Hartland man contests animal cruelty charge
• No indictment in NY football player shooting death
• Ex-Corrections trainer charged with violating probation
• Barre Town students injured when bus struck
• Financial forecast brightens in Barre
• Vt. Guv’s Natural Resources pick criticized
• 2 more lost skiers helped from Vt. woods
• Medical center broken into
• Fight over medicine leads to charges
• Coffee Roasters stock rises on talks
• ‘Woven paintings’ shown at hospital
• Theater Review: Asner delivers a gutsy “FDR”
• Alfred Hitchcock came to Barre?
• The Week Ahead Energy, local govt. core of the agenda
• Union Institute plans academic degree program
• Marshfield man rescued after bucketloader goes through pond
• Montpelier Alive gets new director
• Blanche Moyse: An inspiration to her community as well as musicians
• Enduring Valentines Rutland couple marks 65 years together
• Fiscal debate grows out of pre-K cap
• Down for the count: In Vt., as south loses people, north gains power
• Six more skiers lose way behind Killington: Seven more wayward skiers rescued
• Shumlin offers job incentive for veterans
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• Theater Review: Asner delivers a gutsy “FDR”
• State: Standardized tests likely to get harder
• Fiscal debate grows out of pre-K cap: Pre-K cap spurs fiscal discussion
• Shuttered dry-cleaning plant to be torn down
• We don’t need no stinkin’ badges
• Shumlin endorses controversial wind project
• Vt. mulls ban on aliases online for sex offenders
• Legislators eye bottle bill updates
• Vt. court says landlord not liable for car damage
• Vt. court says landlord not liable for car damage
• Vt gov endorses controversial wind project
• Vt. lawmakers say time to trash disposable bags
• Fugitive escapes, recaptured in Vt.
• Fire destroyed camp in Eden
• Six more skiers lose way behind Killington
• WMRW puts the power in low power
• Council appoints 16 to Semprebon committee
• Vt. census: South losing, north gaining population
• Vt cops say structural failure led to I-89 crash
• Suspect in killing of Vt. girl says too many know
• Medical Society rips Shumlin Medicaid plan
• Snow helps and hampers maple syrup producers
• Police identify victim in fatal Orange crash
• Blanche Moyse, renowned Vermont musician, dies at 101
• GOP senators rip NRC on nukes in Vt. and Mass
• Shumlin: ‘Pete the Moose must live’
• Sorrell supports health reform law
• Child porn case leads to prison
• Police identify victim in fatal Orange crash : 4:45 p.m.
• Concussion legislation clears House hurdle
• Vermont juniors show slight math gains
• Scrap metal truck crash closes I-89
• Plant to be razed
• Talk of the town
• Police respond to fatal accident in Orange
• Entergy boss points to federal say on nuke plant
• PSB to Entergy: Sworn statements, please
• Lawmaker proposes IBM power deal
• Pete the Moose Pardon measure reconsidered
• Look out below
• Shumlin unveils health care bill
• Moose euthanized on Vt. snowmobile trail
• Vt. Corrections chief sees facilities changes
• Teachers call off strike
• Vt. Education commissioner recovering after fall
• Mace pleads guilty to waste violation in Vt.
• Barn collapses, trapping cows
• NRC finds two low-level safety violations at Yankee
• PILOT agreement averts CVCAC showdown
• Williamstown board approves pay adustment for sick clerk
• Critics assail cost-containment proposal
• Music Review: Philharmonic delivers powerful Mass
• Toddler hurt in tractor incident
• Randolph couple heading off to volunteer in India
• Barre PILOT plan threatens Community Action Council project
• Man blames mob in house shooting
• Man blames mob in house shooting
• Deputy insurance commissioner named
• Life, liberty, health care
• Welch has jobs plan for vets
• Tritium contamination appears to be spreading
• Last call for singing valentines
• Photos illustrate plight of teens
• Woman jailed over GPS device
• Penguin Plunge raises $360,000
• Penguin Plunge raises $360,000
• Bill would make snowboarding state sport
• Barre student describes days in Egypt
• Lawmakers to get look at health-care bill
• Lawmakers to get look at health-care bill
• The men who worked at CW&P
• Welch plans bill for vet hiring
• Masked man robs Vt. store
• Police seek missing man
• Some lawmakers seek repeal of airport change
• Power project: Should the lines be buried?
• Blood no match for team loyalty
• Photos illustrate plight of teens
• Gun show opens with a bang; vendors worry Tucson shootings could trigger new regulations
• Barre bike path route unveiled
• Public records debate deepens: Transparency and privacy figure into Statehouse debate
• Former lobbyist takes on health-care reform
• The state of snowboarding?
• South Burlington teachers weigh strike
• Vt. sets meetings for public transit plan
• Former worker to repay utility
• High court affirms verdict in student death
• NRC meets privately with Shumlin
• Pricey decisions: Skiers who get lost off trails cost thousands to rescue: Skiers who get lost cost thousands to rescue
• Vt. regulators weigh plans for big wind project
• 2 injured in car-school bus crash
• 2 injured in Vt. car-school bus crash
• Putney dairy farm loses 10 calves; hundreds dug out of rubble
• Honor Roll: Northfield
• Births
• Dean’s list
• Support groups
• Horace Greeley Foundation marks 200th birthday
• Scientists: Add bats to endangered list
• Medicare briefing postponed by snow
• Farm-to-plate food tour held by Welch
• Private Vt. psychiatric hospital to add beds, jobs
• Chief accused of exploiting man
• Lawmakers criticize state plowing policy
• Barre bike path hearing set for Saturday
• Meals provider saves city man from smoke
• Choices for Care cuts criticized
• Farms mean business
• Barre Town board balks at electronic list of tardy taxpayers
• Vt. weighs office to enforce public records law: State weighs public records measures
• Man who pointed gun at deputy gets curfew
• Bills target smoking in cars with children
• Snow, ice begin collapsing roofs
• Civility booster to lawmakers: End mudslinging
• Council ready to appoint Semprebon fund committee
• State’s road budget and salt use confirm this winter’s harshness
• Norwich launches lecture series
• Talk of the town
• Wolff: No regrets in selling Heaves
• Vermont braces for statewide snowstorm: Vermont braces for massive statewide snowstorm
• New panel to keep an eye on Vt. Yankee
• Rest area funding source reconsidered
• Music Review: It's all about the music
• Mendon crash kills driver
• Anti-smoking groups push for $1 tax increase
• Bills target smoking in cars with kids
• Lawmakers want more security on northern border
• Head of trail club steps down
• UVM seeks tuition hike
• Facebook censors woman’s breast-feeding pics
• Backcountry skier rescued: Helicopter locates lost woman late Monday night
• Judge rules Berlin Pond ‘off limits’
• Montpelier: Walker Motors sues city
• Grant program for schools on the block
• Michigan suspect was charged in Vermont threats
• GMP iPhone app offers latest ‘green’ news and information
• Bus drivers hauling students charged with drunk driving
• Barre Town board considers online delinquent list
• Man fakes name, leads police on chase
• Innocent plea in Hardwick embezzlement
• Alleged Nelson’s burglar in custody
• Skier found on Camels Hump
• Pearce takes skills out of pipe and into booth
• Stacking up accomplishments
• Advocates target budget cuts
• Bottle-law changes sought in Vt.
• Theater Review: ‘Oliver Twist’ tough and entertaining
• Burlington, police reach tentative contract
• Wage freeze reflected in Barre budget
• The name may be gone, but ‘Challenges’ lives on
• Humanities group head to speak in Montpelier
• Museum showcases Bennington history
• Lieutenant governor to do work visit at Green Mountain Power Corp.
• Disabled Vt. vet wins fight for home mail delivery
• Ice on Fire preparations
• Vt. man charged with stealing ring from finger
• Teachers in Addison, Vt., plan strike
• No eviction for tenants of Vt. apartments
• Residence burns in Bradford
• Dance to benefit Vt. organic farmer hit by fire
• Vt police: suspicious fire destroys Sheffield home
• Several central Vermont communities receive transportation enhancment grants
• Disabled Vt. vet, 89, has got mail
• Radioactive contamination spreading at Yankee
• Lawmakers hope bill will boost renewable energy
• Ski for Heat raises $10,000 for emergency heating fund
• Barre woman named interim director of COVE
• Needleman’s raises $7,000 for Make-A-Wish
• City poised to buy property for Merchants Row redevelopment
• Advocates hope prices won’t stall dairy recovery bill
• Ed. Fund outlook: $4.4M in new property taxes
• Teeth pulling draws lawsuit
• Goddard launches graphic novel MFA
• State to crown first cartoonist laureate
• Trial delayed again for Vt. women in niece’s death
• Vt. lawmakers uphold candidate’s one-vote victory
• Senate wants border crossing to stay open
• 3 rescued at Vt. resort after skiing out of bounds
• Frost Heaves players bound for new teams: 11:29 a.m.
• Frost Heaves fold
• Talk of the town
• Longtime fugitive arrested
• Nature center celebrating winter
• Consultants say VY decomm study flawed
• Vt. and Texas reps praise Wal-Mart battle choice
• Advocates critical of Shumlin’s budget cuts
• Some question findings Report: Vt. police don’t profile
• Church supper to bolster steeple
• Shooting claims woman in Barre
• Old-road request stymied before Barre Town board
• China exchange is subject of talk
• Monptelier ice rink looks for a pass on taxes
• Shooting claims woman in Barre : Updated 4:56 p.m.
• Shumlin says budget problems require health reform
• Regulation may boost bee business
• Shumlin calls for schools to stay the course
• Governor makes push to connect Vt.
• Scott case fails to clear first hurdle
• Maple groups considering sticking closer together
• Democrat’s budget pleases GOP
• Barre budget still up in the air
• Vt. shelter reports full houses in cold snap
• DUI driver had broken tail light
• Vt. man to remain jailed in DUI fatal
• Middlesex man gets 3rd DUI
• Vt. police identify bank robbery suspect
• Second-grade classroom in Whiting fills in as emergency birthing center
• Temperatures to dip again this weekend
• Barre manager aiming to tame 10 percent tax rate hike
• Balanced budget will require ‘tough’ cuts
• Winterfest 2011: Lost Nation’s theatrical winter blues cure
• Thieves make off with snowplow parts
• Police: Man robs Georgia, Vt., bank
• Orton new head of land trust board
• Hollar joins housing finance board
• Barre candidates in short supply as filing deadline passes
• EPA seeks better pollution control in Lake Champlain
• Film looks at children’s need for nature
• Humanities chairman to speak Feb. 2
• A month into winter, Easterners have had enough: Easterners fed up with winter’s cold
• Orton new head of land trust board
• Hospital opens aquatic therapy center
• Hollar joins housing finance board
• A month into winter, Easterners have had enough
• A month into winter, Easterners have had enough
• Bitter cold hits Northeast, woman dies in driveway: Arctic air brings prolonged stretch of near-zero weather, but no records are set
• Bitter cold hits Northeast, woman dies in driveway: Arctic air brings prolonged stretch of near-zero weather, but no records are set
• Some Vt. gardens will be eligible for $1k grants
• Famous sportswriter tackles infamous Vermont crime
• Vermont doctors say patient needs are buried in paperwork
• ATV riders lament reversal on access to state lands
• Vt. utility practices energy efficiency
• Transparency: Open-government bill in the works
• Report: Vt. should pass human trafficking law: Report: Vt. should ban human trafficking
• Bridge party planning meeting set
• Vt. to revoke ATVs on state lands
• Report: Vt. should pass human trafficking law
• City: Town man got water turned back on without settling up
• Ethan Allen Institute issues perceived threat
• Shumlin fills open House seats
• Cancer society holds Daffodil Days
• Fire damages 3 storage units
• Billie Jean King to give UVM speech
• Health Dept. says flu widespread
• Alleged embezzler pleads not guilty
• Middlesex mud
• Women town clerks focus of exhibit
• Reform now, pay later
• Olney slated for Gifford Saturday
• Fish & Wildlife says to be aware of bat activity
• Board muzzles early season hunt
• Board muzzles early-season hunt
• Leahy taps new state director
• Snow softball tourney generates warm feelings
• Youth orchestra names new music director
• ‘Changes’ stymie restaurant transaction
• Vt. announces maple settlement with McDonald’s
• Shelburne Museum director steps down
• Sanders raps museum over trinkets
• Officer to appeal lawsuit dismissal
• Mishap briefly closes Route 108 bridge
• Senator publish book on filibuster
• VSO achieves $3.5 million endowment
• Dr. Hsiao's three options
• Vt. panel urges state to recognize 2 Indian tribes
• Citizen input sought on Barre bequest
• VSO achieves $3.5 million endowment
• Police preach vigilance in wake of second teen suicide
• Talk of the town
• Hsiao unveils single-payer health care plan for Vermont
• Montpelier council seeks pay raises
• Essayist, novelist Wilfrid Sheed dies at age 80
• AG settles data breach case against Conn. firm for $55k
• Music Review: Chamber orchestra concert becomes star vehicle
• Lacking license, Barre man due in court
• Coast Guard has new rescue tool
• Bill to aim at heavy trucks
• Music Review: Chamber orchestra concert becomes star vehicle
• Federal waivers could speed health care reform
• Issue of cost will drive health-care debate
• Student suicide raises questions about school security
• Property values more in line statewide
• Patients, groups sue Medicare over service cuts
• VSAC facing job cuts
• Vt. school to unveil MLK statue
• Vt. property owners upset at spike of Conn R. deal
• Vt. police: fire that destroyed house was arson
• Lacking license, Barre man due in court
• Winter storm brings snow, sleet
• Barre board debates deficit, adopts budget
• Council backs off charter change
• ‘Buffalo girls’ bring leadership to Vermont: New Yorkers provide leadership in Vermont
• Vt. hospital wants help keeping bed bugs out
• 2 die in Vermont house fire
• MLK holiday, storm boost ski industry fortunes
• Vt. group catalogs hazardous waste sites
• Vt. burrito shop sign returned
• GOP leader talks accountability
• Kissel’s retrial begins in ‘milkshake murder’
• Brandon man charged in beating
• Vt. group catalogs hazardous waste sites
• Barre council eyes overtime in budget preview
• Portrait of a Granite Manufacturer
• Death, taxes certain topics for Vt. lawmakers
• Energy, taxes top agenda in Vermont
• Vermont's courts slim down, go higher-tech
• DUI fatality suspect asks to be released
• Quitlers sew for charity
• Renowned flutist proves a master
• Leahy, admiral to talk about ice safety
• Vt. lawmakers to study health care this week
• Sanders, students to unveil King statue
• Free wedding gowns offered for Vt Guard brides
• Sharpton to speak in Burlington event
• Montpelier School budget tax rate decreases
• Barre hardware store robbed
• Norwich University students released from hospital
• Powder positions ski areas for big weekend
• Shumlin promises more open government
• Barre schools committee backs 1.8 percent spending increase
• Ignorance of economics
• Man pleads innocent to murder charge
• Fish and Wildlife chief has new job
• Police: Driver charged in fatality
• Alternate fighter jet engine funded
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle dies
• Norwich students injured in crash: Two Norwich students injured in car crash
• Officer resigns after assault
• Vt. pedestrian dies of injuries
• Police stepping up scrap metal detection
• Police warning of phone scam
• Vt.’s 2 biggest utilities make 26-year power deal
• Panel suggests major tax reforms
• Taser hearing set for Jan. 20
• State settles license plate lawsuit
• Northfield town manager Nanci Allard under fire
• VYO hires new director
• Talk of the town
• Legislation would ease regulations for FairPoint
• Northfield town manager Nanci Allard under fire
• ‘Special bequests:' Barre businessman leaves $7 million to local organizations
• Fire destroys Pete’s Greens
• Shumlin hails blueprint for agriculture “renaissance”
• Snow could pose hazards
• Vermont Press Bureau legislative notes
• ‘Death with dignity' bill faces renewed debate in Legislature
• Barre city school budget approval hits a roadblock
• Vt. police charge murder in fatal pursuit crash
• Vt. health dept. to discuss flouride levels
• Montpelier City Council to discuss Tasers tonight
• Police arrest alleged intruder in Barre
• 3 area men arrested for Hardwick burglary
• Sanders cites shootings in fundraising letter
• Afghan vets take shine to special license plates
• PSB hears testimony about Yankee leaks
• Jury clears hospital, doctor in suit over death
• MountainTop Film Festival: A call to activism
• New special education proposal has its flaws, education officials say
• Vermont’s Sessions calls slain Arizona judge ‘a very decent human being’
• School bus accident under investigation
• Party being planned for new bridge
• Police rule doctor’s death suicide
• College helps learners with disabilities
• Judge rules public record inspection should be free
• Vt. Judge says union entitled to free records
• Fixing corrections will start in Barre
• Ex-Vt. official plugs into utility
• Vt., feds extend health agreement
• Police urge caution while walking alone
• GPS device keeps track of kids at ski school
• Honoring Martin Luther King: Film festival a call to social activism
• Birding challenge takes wing at nature center
• Embezzlement charges dropped against Ira treasurer
• Vermont court reorganization
• Council seeks ideas for Semprebon Fund
• Vermont's past governors offer counsel on the future
• Fall doe season plan comes under heavy fire
• Crammed and scammed: Phone customers hit with bogus charges: Phone customers hit with bogus charges
• Barre shelter considers permit appeal
• Barre shelter considers permit appeal
• Bread competitors hope to rise to the occasion
• Bread competitors hope to rise to the occasion
• Senators receive committee posts
• Welch fighting repeal of health reform
• At Sugarbush, Shumlin has a ball
• Entergy resumes pumping radioactive water
• Vermont College hires professors to head two new programs
• Shumlin says he can save $12 million by trimming 250 state workers
• New shop to help fund animal shelters, services
• Fungus among us
• East Barre driver hits tree, destroys car
• 2 teens face prescription fraud charges
• Slippery conditions caused 10 accidents Wednesday
• Scott takes oath as lieutenant governor, becomes top GOP standard-bearer
• Shumlin sworn in as Vermont's 81st governor
• a Barre garage fire deemed possible arson
• Car sideswipedat exit 7
• Cabot driver faces charges
• Town clerks talk about democracy
• Three new firefighters join Barre department
• Capital City budget draws some criticism
• Fumes send 11 Putney students and one adult to hospital
• Snack Shack assessment flack
• Douglas ends his 38 years of service
• Barre woman dies from 1996 beating injuries
• GOP face future without governor’s support
• State may assist heating project
• Barre mayor set to negotiate with city’s labor unions
• Lawmakers arrive in Montpelier
• Talk of the town
• Arrested Barre officer resigns from police force
• Barre man facing several charges
• Vermont Air Guard off to Korea
• Douglas starts new gig at college
• Colston tapped for service commission
• Barre vandalism spree reaches alarming level
• Vt. man drops Dubie lawsuit
• Unity not a given for Legislature’s Democrats
• Washington Electric Co-op rate hike hearings begin
• Former legal aide faces charges
• Barre cop, allegedly drunk, arrested for burglary and resisting arrest
• Classic Norman Rockwell photo mural back where it belongs
• Food shelf finds truck vandalized
• Middlesex driver faces DUI charge
• Northfield brawl disrupts New Year’s Eve
• Ex-newsman and official in Vermont and Maine dies in NH
• Anti-nuclear activists arrested at Yankee gates
• Vt. Law School releases list of top environmental issues
• Barre mulls forging new sex offender rules, cemetery changes
• Music Review: Celebrating New Year’s with Beethoven’s Ninth
• Spaulding board ready to back $11.4 million budgetBoard also imposes contract for para-educators
• Push renews for health reform
• Court considers plea deal in brutal home invasion
• Wilmington’s Jax Kohen Clark first baby of the year
• Bennington man faces charges after alleged drunken rampage
• Taser debate on tap for Montpelier
• Vt gov-elect to kick off 3-day inaugural events
• Experts: Death could have been prevented
• Shooting missing key details for police
• Shumlin wants Texas waste dump guarantee
• Majority of Montpelier appraisal appeals are granted
• City, EMT negotiate after discrimination complaint
• Vt. 2nd for painkiller addiction treatment
• How Peter Shumlin learned politics from his hometown hero: How Shumlin learned politics from his hometown hero
• State has good news for capital on school tax rate
• Carbon monoxide leak at Vt. ski chalet kills 1 sends 8 to hospital
• Volunteers make First Night a fun night
• Court cuts VT lawyer’s jail time
• First Night fun
• Man charged with second attack on woman
• Vt. governor, officers, lawmakers to be sworn in Wednesday
• Douglas negotiating access to his records
• Vandals hit Barre, shoot out, smash windows
• Shumlin makes more appointments
• Vt. officials to be sworn in
• Faced with legal suit, state maps plan to attack backlog in benefits
• Barre's Year in Review: A big fire, and a 'big dig'
• Montpelier Year in Review: Granite train topped a busy year
• Protector of orphans dies; had Vt. ties
• Hospital, doctor face suit in man’s death
• Morse Farm is ready for first night
• New Shows In 2011- SPA
• New law offers discounts for cash
• Berlin man cited for DUI
• Emergency chief named
• Prosecutor to probe telecom
• Talk of the Town
• Guard building new maintenance armory
• Red Cross hopes to request money from all Vermont towns by 2013
• Sheriff offers rides home on New Year’s
• On Berlin Pond: Court hears civil case over access to pond supplying Montpelier water
• Obuchowski tapped for Shumlin administration's buildings post
• Ski lift accident at Maine's Sugarloaf sends 8 to hospital
• Schools to debate use of federal jobs money
• Firefighter ends 33-year career
• A ‘bag’ idea for Montpelier
• At 9, he’s got everything spinning his way
• With repeal of don’t ask don’t tell, Vt. Law School to reopen to military recruiters
• Vt. moose, deer hunt rules to get hearings
• Vt. police say pedestrian hit; critical condition
• 5 area towns awarded grants
• Northfield man faces DUI charge
• Storm causes raft of accidents, brings fines as well
• Burlington woman killed by driver fleeing police
• Man with lawsuit against Barre also has suit against Montpelier
• Curator to speak on Statehouse history
• Adventurers get bill for lake rescue
• Developer gets $76M for wind project
• 2010 elections: Vermont bucked tea party, went own way
• Supreme Court rejects bullying lawsuit appeal
• New iPhone app highlights Vt winter activities
• Capital’s biomass plant hits roadblock
• Haitian orphans settling in with adoptive families
• Controversy surrounds Vermont Mozart Festival’s demise
• Lottery for roadside firewood lots to open
• Don Hanson’s works on exhibit at hospital
• U-32 student endures surgeries, antibiotics with a hopeful outlook
• Activists oppose adding more nuke waste to Vermont’s
• Vermont woman wins $1.7M Megabucks Plus jackpot
• Review: Vt. city invested pension funds wisely
• Biologists head to bunkers to fight bat disease
• Some Vt. ponds closed to ice fishing
• Vt. Guard Afghan commander gets promotion
• Snow causes crashes on I-89
• Vermont suit to result in new emission standards
• Calais, Hardwick chosen for E-Vt. digital project
• Shumlin fills 3 more posts
• Deer pays downtown visit
• Lauzon gets building permit
• Washington Cheese co. faulted
• Vets groups to qualify for surplus donations
• Vt. regulators approve reworked FairPoint plan
• Foundation’s report Nonprofits struggling, resilient
• NECI names new president as it eyes nonprofit status
• Shumlin to leave spending decisions to local school boards
• New nonprofit sector report shows organizations struggling, but resilient
• Foodbank collects big holiday deposits
• Twinfield Raises Money for Local Food shelf
• Fishing Regulation Changes Effective January 1
• Talk of the town
• Jogger hit by car in Montpelier
• Vermont governor gives press 1 last dog and pony show
• Vermont gives out Democracy Awards
• U-32 students sing at Statehouse
• Pollina, longtime progressive, pitches tax hike on the rich
• Barre manager vows to clean up neighborhood
• More LIHEAP funds approved
• Pair badly botches iPhone theft
• Vt. woman, 81, charged in death of motorcyclist
• Vt. towns still hope for truck weight relief
• Vermont population reaches 625,741, growth continues to slow
• National Forest report: Little impact from proposed 15-turbine wind project
• Montpelier, hoping to shave costs, seeks consultant to probe how city operates: Montpelier, hoping to shave costs, seeks consultant to look at city operations
• Debt does in long-running Vt. Mozart festival
• Conservative radio show True North show to leave airways
• Cabot village land swap draws fire
• Special Education costs soar at Spaulding High school
• Barre woman, political newcomer, named state treasurer
• For Barre couple, a successful plunge into pasta
• Vermont activist mother, Sally Goodrich, mourned : Vt. activist mother, Goodrich, mourned
• Vt. mayor criticizes audit of Burlington Telecom
• Vt. could reverse law passed to save moose
• Bellows Falls will get cell phone tower funds
• Woman accused of DUI with toddler in vehicle
• Music Review: Cerutti delivers powerful Beethoven
• Duxbury farmer’s horse a winner
• Study: Wind could provide 24 percent of New England power
• Middlesex Navy officer honored as Vietnam hero
• News carrier killed in Hartford crash
• State’s tech chief will head Enhanced 911 Board
• Website names Vermont greenest state in the nation
• Northern New England senators support don’t-ask repeal
• Groton woman injured in weekend accident
• Mystery deepens about NY island’s 4 corpses
• Northeast states in regional compact raid pollution funds
• Campus center certified LEED Gold
• New Vt. governor's picks have potential conflicts
• GMP donates $82,000 to WARMTH program: GMP donates $82K to WARMTH program
• For Barre quilters, Christmas is sew fine
• Oriana Singers deliver a fine Bach Christmas
• Topsham’s Charlie Hall knows all about being ‘green’: Still ‘green’ after all these years
• Tenant's lawsuit challenges Vermont’s procedures for water shut-offs: Lawsuit challenges constitutionality of water shut-offs
• The Outside Story: Modern moose management : A look at modern moose management
• A taxing debate headed to Legislature Blue Ribbon panel recommends drastic state tax overhaul
• Grandfather Frost
• Vt. defense contractor gets some more Army work
• Police say alcohol a factor in Marshfield accident
• Man sentenced in fatal accident in Vermont
• Burlington says critical report lacks credibility
• AG files charges against Scott in overpayment case
• Vt. maple industry not sweet on McCain complaints
• Short stay by Montpelier superintendent: Mason gives notice, citing bad ‘fit’
• Supreme Court denies murderer’s kosher appeal
• Majority of schools don’t make state’s suggested cut
• NH group says new power line should go through Vt.
• Middlesex driver faces charges after Cabot crash
• Plainfield Health Center wins accolade
• Shumlin: Vermont Yankee agrees to pump more tritium water
• Montpelier man shot after assault in Brattleboro ruled insane
• Town withdraws ban against sell of hallucinogen
• Market madness in Barre
• Man convicted of burning home
• Burlington discusses water fluoridation
• NH group says new power line should go through Vt.
• Vt. gets high marks in emergency preparedness
• Montpelier: School board rejectscuts, asks new budget
• Lauzon outlines plans for fire-damaged Barre building
• Man convicted of burning home
• Taylor Street bridge reopened to traffic
• Groups say common bat needs help
• Pumpelly wants trial in embezzlement case
• Sanders content with Senate
• Montpelier fire chief announces retirement
• Vt. high court denies inmate’s appeal
• Senate committee includes funding for GE fighter engine
• More troops return home
• Plasan Carbon Composite R&D heading for Detroit
• Boy, 7, killed in Walden crash
• Cigarette Tax Increase Proposal: Coalition says move would raise $10.2 million
• Some see presidential run in Sanders' future
• Vermont schools face budget cut proposal deadline
• Panel to discuss public safety merger
• Dannon agrees to settlement on health claims
• Calais: Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
• Vt. company says it lost out on tax credit
• Shumlin names economic commissioner
• Officials to discuss trout in Dog River
• 1 dead in Walden pickup crash
• Barre officials explore expanding services for parolees, furloughees
• Talk of the Town
• VYO makes no decision on conductor
• Both Small Dog Electronics stores burglarized
• Mendon woman picked to head Vt. tourism
• Montpelier residents vigorously oppose school personnel cuts
• Expert: Vt. health care system ‘broken’ Consultant says comprehensive health-care reform more than a decade away
• Tax stabilization plan gets nod from council
• Gas prices hit two-year high in Vermont
• In major move, CVMC, Fletcher Allen vote to ‘affiliate’
• Gov.-elect Shumlin to rent house in Montpelier
• Lawyer picked to be utility regulation chief
• FBI probe alleges woman spent $1.4 million in embezzled money : FBI probe alleges woman spent $1.4 million in embezzled money
• Vt. could change antler rules for deer hunters
• Federal judge skeptical of Barre resident’s suit against city
• Dunkin’ Donuts helps blood drives
• Mountain home to be given away
• Shumlin names his health care team
• From Colombian con artist, an amazing tale of deception
• Two artisans return to their Vermont roots: 2 Vermont artists return to their roots
• Mattress Land on the move
• Norwich student facing drug charges
• Vt. Youth Orchestra to revote firing of conductor
• Grafton firefighter breaks rules to rescue woman
• Gov. Douglas seeks disaster assistance
• Monthlong promotion in Vt. focuses on skiing
• Vt. museum acquires collection of vintage guns
• Advocates: Vermont’s safety net collapsing
• Barre school board erases $345,000 deficit
• Ski injuries decline, but fatalities hold steady
• County website targets binge drinking
• Sanders landmark filibuster: Cramps, fatigue and going viral on the Web
• Montpelier woman nabbed for alleged car theft
• Middlebury lands language business eCorp English
• Vt. biomass project gets bad news, good news
• Pilot duped AMA with claims
• Handyman admits to killing at least 8 Mass. women
• Wounded war vet reunites with Vt. GI who saved him
• Staff cuts proposed in Montpelier school budget
• Young Vermonters find ways to stay and make it work
• Theater review: Modernized ‘Wizard of Oz’ still wonderful
• Future of Vermont study finds second wind
• It takes a village to welcome soldiers home
• State’s hospitals leading the digital revolution
• Vt. judge holds off on decision on teacher’s trial location
• Approval held up for heavier trucks in Maine, Vt.
• State braces for possible power outages from high winds
• Audit: Burlington Telecom losing money, seen not viable
• State says Lake Champlain lamprey program working
• Leahy dismayed at failure of ‘don’t ask’ repeal
• Sugarbush to host Shumlin’s inaugural ball
• New York police: Rutland man running gang
• Local artists put their touches on new Sugarbush lodges
• Vermont nets $14.4 million more in home heating funds
• Vermont man pleads innocent to charges
• Shumlin names public safety commissioner
• Dean Foods settles Vt. antitrust lawsuit for $30M
• Barre K-9 gets a new partner
• Eat In and Save
• Randolph man gets 28-month sentence for stealing dynamite
• Middlesex teen faces sex assault charges
• Belly Dancing to Raise Funds
• East Montpelier animal seizure case settled
• New state archives save documents — and energy
• Admiral: Lead by empowering
• Lawmaker says new report builds case for pot reform
• Jacques seeks to suppress incriminating statements, letters in his rape, murder case
• Feds deal setback to western corridor project
• State audit of Burlington Telecom delayed
• Vt. teacher asks judge to move abuse trial
• Montpelier restaurant shuffle
• Council: No to option taxes
• Montpelier budget seeks 2.5 cent increase, Tasers
• Sanders, Welch fight tax cuts for the rich
• Official: 4 rail cars with propane derail in Vt.
• NU Student raises money for sex assault hotline
• Harvest arrives at Middlesex tree farm
• Superintendent: Vote preserves small-school mentality
• Talk of the Town
• Barre Man Causes Disturbance at CVMC
• Man arrested for Waterbury thefts
• Shumlin calls for Yankee to resume pumping tritium-contaminated water
• Montpelier First Night celebrations not affected by key staffer's departure
• ‘Hail, Vermont': Closet find turns into state history lesson: Closet find turns into state history lesson
• Barre man sues city for $10 million for not releasing records
• Shumlin: New tax commissioner tasked with guiding reforms
• Judge won’t let Vt. murder suspect live with son
• Officials: US drops demand for settlement freeze: Officials: US drops demand for settlement freeze
• Duxbury teen cited for alcohol
• Couple charged with theft at Walmart
• Vermont ranked healthiest state
• Chamber strongly opposes local options tax for Montpelier
• US Commission on Civil Rights ousts Vt. chairman over race remarks
• 2 Williamstown residents airlifted after crash
• Grieving and celebration Statehouse vigil will remember children who died
• Alexander Murray – Granite Draftsman
• Search for missing hunter ends in sadness
• Vt. Senate picks new leader, asserts independence
• End of an era: Calais clerk is calling it quits after 48 years
• Alexander Murray – Granite Draftsman
• Wisconsin man killed in weekend crash on I-89
• Teen rolls car in Fayston crash
• Orange driver rolls pickup
• Minn. teens accused of stealing at least 17 calves
• Smith to stay on as House Speaker
• Panel may recommend expansion of Vermont sales tax
• Vermont Historical Society seeks to record stories of female veterans
• Leahy outspent foe by about $2.6 million
• VEC outage enters fifth day some
• Film on Somali refugee to be first in series
• Music review: Philharmonic delivers joy of ‘Messiah’
• Jacques’ defense, prosecutors tangle over evidence
• Group gets funds for spay-neuter clinic
• Poster-mortem: Loss of century-old circus billboard stirs debate
• fur in the sleigh?
• Montpelier Alive director resigns
• Michael’s owners buying Black Door
• New coalition promotes tax on sugary drinks
• Two Peruvians held for immigration violations
• EPA orders farmer to restore wetlands
• Races shaping up for Montpelier council
• More tritium found at Vt. Yankee
• Barre man arraigned on sex charges
• Caregiver makes plea deal
• Cheerleading making a comeback at Spaulding
• U-32 board urged to avoid deep cuts
• More border arrests from Vt.
• DOT: Champlain bridge project moving ahead as planned
• Holiday homecoming for 80 more Guard soldiers from Afghanistan
• Outages still affecting residents
• Prosecutor: No charges in nursing home death
• Report says Vt. eliminated “dropout factories”
• Panel recommends new psych unit
• U-32 board urged to avoid deep cuts
• Police hold suspect in Barre break-ins
• Cabot, Twinfield schools to study closer ties, potential merger
• Three’s a charm: Triplets receive Eagle Scout badges
• Welch bucks party in child-nutrition vote
• Man accused of lewd acts in home
• Man charged with using Taser to collect debt
• Eat In and Save: Books for cooks
• Officials: FBI on telecom case
• Power being restored in Vt. after high winds
• Barre mayor grills homeless shelter executive
• Strong winds cause statewide pounding
• Douglas portrait unveiled
• Jacques ordered to attend pre-trial hearing
• Talk of the town
• Montpelier School Board Hollar won’t seek re-election
• FBI on Burlington Telecom case
• Police: Argument precipitated fatal Readsboro shooting
• 2 cleared, 1 guilty in white supremacists case
• Music Review: Musica Camerata's home changes, but not the music
• Gone with the wind? A second, century-old circus poster is found, and partly blown away in Barre
• Dean says Obama must reclaim progressive base
• Downtown Barre restaurant, Lucia's Italian, is for sale
• Vt. man accused of threatening Obama seeks release
• Burlington to launch new online crime reports
• Shumlin turns to ex-rival Dubie for Quebec ties
• 2 fallen Vt. soldiers remembered in Afghanistan
• Vt., NY, Quebec update lake pollution work plan
• Shumlin taps former campaign rival for high-profile post
• NRC rejects call for Yankee shutdown
• Manchester man remembered for rich life
• Barre circus poster saga appears over
• Judge declines to remand Breer to jail
• Montpelier's Kismet restaurant opens in its new downtown digs
• Man pleads innocent in friend's prank shooting death
• Montpelier driver faces marijuana charge
• 2 Vt. stores fined for overcharging customers
• Shumlin: Natural gas expansion possible in Vt.
• Bennington nursing home death investigated as a homicide
• Review ordered for Vt. man accused in Obama threat
• Montpelier's Peach Tree will close its doors
• Searles to reprise role as transportation secretary
• Bad news boar Wild boar causes accidents, closes down I-91
• Gone with the wind?
• Montpelier stores seeing more shoppers
• Vt. female inmates crochet hats for homeless
• Manchester man in fatal prank shooting to be arraigned today
• A Haitian’s inspired portrait of recovery in Maine
• PTSD expert to deliver talk in Vermont
• Former students sue St. Johnsbury Academy
• Bennington seeks grant to create town energy plan
• pickle picking
• Lighten up
• ‘Cut your own’ tree on the rise in New England: ‘Cut your own’ Christmas trees on rise
• Mountain warrior statue deploys to new home in Stowe
• Vermont adoption agencies pass love parent to parent
• Fun marks the spot for geocachers: Geocaching has Vermonters scrambling through woods with GPS in hand
• Taxes won’t go down, but the bill could feel lighter
• Woman to face state, federal charges for alleged embezzlement
• Greyhound bus hits car on I-89
• Barre set to unleash the garbage police
• Central Vermonters hit the stores
• Vermont marks EPA milestone
• 2 top Vt. officials will leave state posts as new governor comes in
• Sanders vows to fight more tax breaks for rich
• U-32 High School hits crunch time on budget, seeks publics’ view
• 100 years of helpingAT CVHHH, it’s all about ‘making a difference’ in patient’s lives: AT CVHHH, it’s all about ‘making a difference’ in patient’s lives
• Thanksgiving volunteers deliver – with community spirit – in Montpelier: Youth Service Bureau offers up community spirit for dinner
• Police: Friend kills buddy in ‘prank' shooting
• Ski resorts expand offerings: Zip lines with lift lines, and roller coasters, not just moguls
• Hyde Park driver killed in one-car crash
• Coolidge historic site to hold open house
• Rural Vermont holds raw dairy classes
• Brattleboro motel robbed by woman
• Vt utility faces repossession
• Vt.-based charity makes award to Ohio woman
• After seven years, bypass work still moseys along
• Entergy halts tritium decontamination
• Retriever rescued from frozen pond in Norwich
• New England govs to serve Thanksgiving meals
• Hope lives! Prelude to a ‘monumental’ musical set for Saturday in Barre
• Vt. man arrested in threats against state workers
• Waste granite firm sues contractor, but capital rail expansion commences
• Feds reject rail grant
• Delegation seeking heating aid boost
• Trial delayed in stabbing death case
• Vermont wind project advances
• Vermont Law School Grad to give talk
• Rowan Court Employee Receive Accolades
• Talk of the Town
• Music Review: Pianist delivers ‘major' Liszt
• Judge upholds one-vote squeaker in House race for Tunbridge, Royalton
• Okemo Mountain opens for winter season
• Former Springfield soccer coach pleads innocent to sex charge
• Barre eyes downtown makeover for north side of Main Street
• ‘Hidden treasure!’ Downtown reveals 120-year-old circus poster
• No charges for Vt. police in homeowner scuffle
• No charges for Vt. police in homeowner scuffle
• Vt. law on drug data mining ruled unconstitutional
• Douglas delivers a big check for Montpelier
• Toys for Tots is beginning the big countdown.
• Lyndonville woman charged with lying about sex assault
• Essex, Vt., police seek new headquarters
• Vt. unemployment rate declines to 5.7 percent
• Reardon to remain in post
• Music Review: Excellence marked Saturday chamber music
• Done deal! WCSU teachers’ contract set to be signed
• Ludlow woman accused of providing liquor in teens’ overdose
• Two teens charged in theft of calf
• Barnet couple charged with poaching
• Five Vermont dialysis centers to be sold
• East Montpelier selectboard backs adding sidewalk to new Rt. 14 bridge
• Thanksgiving coming, but Vt.’s election isn’t over
• For one Vt. Guard family, a special homecoming
• Long waits for benefits prompt threats of legal action
• Four new Shumlin appointees tasked with job creation
• Judge backs Orange-1 recount; Graham concedes loss
• New administration means new faces
• In Vermont, change of governors means new faces, job losses
• Prospective buyers eye former St. Michael’s school building
• Computer snags cause assistance delays for Vermonters
• New wood chip mill opens in Vernon
• Woman cited for providing alcohol to minors
• Driver in spectacular I-89 crash cited for DUI
• East Montpelier man faces domestic assault charge
• The Weekly Planet: What to do with all this rain!
• Group's focus is family-owned businesses
• Vermonters gather to shape state's energy future
• Welch readies for new power dynamic in U.S. House
• Montpelier teachers, staff to get raises under new contracts
• Will state change course with millions for teachers?
• Prosecutors still looking at stabbing case
• Students pay tribute to slain grandmother
• Health department: Colds not cured by antibiotics
• Windsor County House race getting recount
• More are reaching for 2-1-1 lifeline: More Vermonters are reaching for 2-1-1 lifeline
• Time for Tasers in capital? Their cost will be a key issue.
• Biomass plant concerns aired at Fair Haven public forum
• Music Review: Fine strings in new Burlington ensemble
• Vermont sees muted response to beefed-up airport security
• GMCR announces accounting errors
• Maj. Gen. Dubie to head group
• Ex-employee of Springfield school faces criminal charges for conduct involving a student
• Singing Bridge Saga Continues
• Orange-1 race still in limbo after recount
• Chelsea woman dead after crash in Rutland
• Vermont woodpiles come in many shapes and sizes
• In Vt. Culinary Classic, a 3rd tasty win for Hyde Park school
• Vt. AG proposes bias-free policing policy
• Vt. slaughterhouse worker pleads guilty to cruelty
• Update on bridge project postponed
• Shumlin takes fizz out of soda tax idea
• Sheridan to end ‘reign of terror'
• Many Vt. towns' face double-digit increase in health insurance
• Norwich alumnus pledges $1.4 million for recreation facility
• Vt. woman wants judge to rule
• City bans smoking in public housing
• Maine forest firm expands into Vt.
• Worker survives 60 foot fall
• CVPS to buy Readsboro electric utility
• Recounts to begin in 9 Vermont House races
• Dale to head school boards association
• State joins effort with medical community to prevent financial abuse of the elderly
• Lauzon proposes rail summit
• Montpelier: Water main repaired
• Vermont attorney general proposes tax on soda
• Overdue honor
• Massachusetts Company Eyes Northfield Ridge for Wind Project
• Montpelier School board challenged to change
• Hate Group Researcher to speak in Montpelier
• Twinfield school board floats big cuts
• Talk of the Town
• Yankee passes NRC security probe
• Key river parcel conserved
• State targets alcoholic energy drinks
• Town of Dover eyes cell tower
• Vernon plans for future after Yankee
• 2 horses survive I-91 trailer crash
• Vt. Railway fined $120k for waste violations
• Barre council votes to pull plug on free parking plan
• Spaulding board hears innovative plan to save special ed money
• Feds buy into Vt. Blueprint for Health
• Report: Vt. sales tax hurts business on NH border
• Cabot Schools Face Budget Crisis
• State revenues show modest gain
• Stabbing suspect pleads innocent
• Vt. panel begins two-year project to redraw lines
• Police arrest youth in Burlington stabbing
• Vt. police say human remains found; no foul play
• Native American panel holds meeting
• Shumlin names cabinet members
• Montpelier's back lot beautification
• Post-prosecution perils plague Weeks
• Opera Review: ‘Roberto Devereux’ unintentionally funny, but beautiful
• Broadband effort seeking Vt. funding
• US Labor Dept. exec to visit Vermont
• Vt. police say human remains found; no foul play
• Police arrest youth in Burlington stabbing
• Native American panel holds meeting
• In Vt. governor’s race, loser wins in fundraising
• Dangerous game: Man suffers stab wound in hot pursuit of deer
• $4 million in USDA grants awarded for 41 projects
• Barre boy recalls shooting incident
• First Vermont troops arrive back in the U.S.
• 'Victory is how you define it'
• Record Year for Winooski River Salmon
• Music Review: Middlebury celebrates Diana Fanning
• Despite new judges, other factors slow Vermont courts
• Problem properties perturb Barre council
• Police search for robbery suspect
• All hands on deck
• Four arrested in Burlington robbery-stabbing
• Northfield taxidermy couple still in the hunt
• Neglected animals seized from East Montpelier home: Humane society seeks donations for care
• Hundreds expected at environmental conference
• Colchester man charged in friend’s overdose death
• Welch to support Pelosi leadership
• New rules for liquor and tobacco certification in effect by next year
• Parkside manager asks for trial delay
• St. Albans woman charged with molesting boys, held on $1 million bail
• Artist seeks to open new bar in Montpelier
• Bomb threat closes Berlin McDonald’s
• Northfield taxidermy couple still in the hunt
• Plainfield residents fight to save oaks
• Gibbs takes one last job in a Douglas administration
• Montpelier changes tune on dancing
• CVH eyes alliance with Fletcher Allen
• Somber satisfactionFamilies gather to dedicate War on Terror Memorial: War on Terror Memorial dedicated at Vermont Veterans Cemetery
• Twinfield teacher Terri Vest wins national award, $10,000
• Voters to decide fate of Sudbury Country School
• Views vary on Montpelier tax
• Anti-hunger benefit brings star band to Barre Opera House
• Barre ceremony salutes veterans
• Maple tapped by Coolidge succumbs to old age
• Vermont Yankee nuke plant back online
• N.Y. man injured in head-on I-89 crash
• 45 Air Guard members back home
• Guard chief: Many Vt. soldiers hurt
• Work under way on $50m Vt. rail improvements
• Cemetery vandalized in Williamstown
• Studio Place Arts Presents - Celebrate
• Cemetery vandalized in Williamstown
• They said it couldn’t be done: SPA celebrates 10 years
• Talk of the Town
• Drug drop slated for Waterbury
• Vt. Public Service Board stalls Yankee process
• Stanley Sabens recounts famed WWII special unit
• Feds allege Jacques tried to hide tracks
• Petitioners aim to undo Barre Town forest vote
• Scott’s Wheels For Warmth rolls on
• Organ and tissue donation registry goes online
• Work under way on $50m Vt. rail improvements
• 3 safe after rescue from Lake Champlain in Vt.
• Vt. Guard chief in Afghan says mission ending well
• 3 safe after rescue from Lake Champlain in Vt.
• Graham requests recount in Orange-1 race
• Vt. judge orders release of police records
• This DUI strikes close to home
• Vt. Supreme Court tosses confession in child molestation case
• Economic stress dips to 16-month low
• Vt. youth bags 10-point deer
• Board to discuss big game rules
• Vermont Yankee repairs leak
• Governor race vote short of 50 percent, will go to Legislature for final ratification
• Burlington College to move next spring
• 2 lawsuits challenge marriage act
• New report backs benefits of pre-k education
• Confiscated cats mostly adopted
• Barber: Black people's hair too tough to cut
• Mayor buys another Barre building
• Studio Place Arts: New Show Series - September 17, 2010
• SPA - New Show Series
• Studio Place Arts: Lines And Geometry Rule Show Series
• BASH Beats the Winter Blues
• Studio Place Arts Announces: New Show Series and BASH!
• Valentine Marathon At SPA
• Annual Snow Sculpture Competition In Barre
• New Shows at SPA
• Holiday Season Art Show at SPA
• Annual Stone Show - Rock Solid At Studio Place Arts
• Studio Place Arts announces: Nelda Haley Retrospective
• New Show Series at SPA
• The Circus Comes to Studio Place Arts
• Studio Place Arts Announces: SPA Fundraiser
• Studio Place Arts Annual Gala
• Studio Place Arts Announces: Bold Windows Created for SPA
• Studio Place Arts Announces: SPA Sports 3 New Exhibits
• Tortolano Reveals Vermont’s Musical Folklore
• Millstone Trails Association Presents Chill Out at Barre’s Blizzard Blast
• Studio Place Arts Announces: Let It Snow – Sculpture!
• Studio Place Arts Announces: Free Inspiration Workshops for HS Teens
• Exhibition - John Hanna: A Sculptor’s Retrospective
• Barre Homecoming Days

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