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Child support worker pleads in sex case
BARRE, Vt. - A man who worked for the state Office of Child Support has pleaded guilty to molesting a 12-year-old girl.
Bill Noyes to head housing agency
The former deputy commissioner of the Department of Economic Development, William Noyes of Barre, has been named the acting commissioner of Housing and Community Affairs.
Unemployment climbs to 5-year high of 6.1 percent
The nation's unemployment rate bolted above the psychologically important 6 percent level last month for the first time in five years - and it's likely to go even higher in the months ahead, possibly throwing ...
Airs above the ground: Barre native a pioneer in aerial dance
In a gentle synchronized swing, radiant silver against black stage and background, two pairs of dancers, seemingly floating in air, stretch out parallel to the ground, then flow into inversions.
Sanders: Federal grants will support teen center programs
U.S. Sen. Bernard Sanders touted the effectiveness of Vermont's teen centers Thursday as he announced $700,000 in federal grants to support programs aimed toward at-risk youth.
Town could restrict sex offender housing
Rockingham might become at least the third community in Vermont to restrict where sex offenders live.
Wheelchair-bound man rejects plea deal
A wheelchair-bound man charged with assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest rejected a plea deal Wednesday that would have immediately set him free.
Man in high-speed chase turns himself in
A Berlin man who led three local police agencies on a wild high-speed chase through four towns last Friday night has turned himself in.
Board OKs sex offender ordinance Questions arise about enforcement, BF cops
The Selectboard at its meeting Tuesday unanimously adopted a draft sex offender ordinance that would restrict where offenders live and travel within the town.
Some of the major incidents from Aug. 24 - Sept. 1 September 1: An Ayers Street resident reported an M16 stolen from their residence.
Officials across region step up planning for winter's energy crunch
In an effort to help as many people "living on the edge" as possible, regional leaders continue to meet and prepare for what may be the toughest winter Vermont has seen in years.
Weston's 'As You Like It' full of humor of young love
Weston Playhouse Theatre Company presents Shakespeare's comedy, "As You Like It," Aug.
N.H. woman killed in crash with Barre teen
A 35-year-old North Woodstock, New Hampshire, woman is dead after a head-on collision on Route 25 in Plymouth with a Vermont youth.
Barre firm adapts products to survive
BARRE - SBE Inc., built on 20th century capacitor technology, has survived by continuing to adapt, taking a Vermont-made product and carving a national market.
Crash Kills Woodstock Woman, Injures Young Vt. Man
A woman has died and an 18-year-old was injured in a crash in Plymouth on Saturday.
Lauzon proposes wintertime tax break
Mayor Thomas Lauzon says he doesn't believe Barre residents should be forced to choose between heating their homes and paying property taxes this winter.
Montpelier man denies bigamy charge
A 57-year-old Montpelier man who police say married a second wife while still married to his first has pleaded not guilty to a charge of bigamy.
Central Vermont Medical, Berlin A daughter, Emma Nadine Beede, was...
A daughter, Lily Darling Laperle, was born Aug. 22, 2008, to Lucas Laperle and Holly Darling of Barre.
A man for all music: Vermont musicians converge to honor the late Louis Moyse
Louis Moyse, foreground, and Robert DeCormier, conducting, are pictured at a Counterpoint rehearsal in Barre in April 2004 for the premiere of Moyse's "Solfege a la Francaise," which will close Saturday's ...