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Jurors say they quickly found Christopher Williams guilty of most charges in the Essex shooting spree, but one triggered hours of debate.
Four individuals arrested in Rutland County's largest drug sweep in May, were arraigned on drug-related charges in Rutland District Court on Monday.
It is a particularly tough blow to the 90 employees who will lose their jobs. Officials tried to work with the new owners of the plant, Brown Street Furniture Co., but Brown Street decided a month after buying ...
Bluegrass bonanza: Bands descend on Brandon stage for festival
More than a dozen bluegrass bands busted out their banjos this past weekend as the 14th annual Basin Bluegrass Festival set up shop beneath the mostly sunny skies and green hills of Brandon.
Since its sale to a New Hampshire company, people in town have been wondering about the fate of Vermont Tubbs.
More than 60 residents debate Brandon center
More than 60 people turned out Wednesday to discuss a controversial planned development announced last month by Richard Baker, but Baker was not one of them.
Vermont Tubbs to close, idle 90 workers
Vermont Tubbs, a high-end furniture maker in Brandon, will close late next week - laying off 90 people, the labor commissioner said today.
People who remembered Frank Bunting Tuesday recalled a man who had a lot to say, all of which was worth hearing.
Local organization sends troops treats
Local residents are hoping people will part with their pocket change to help send candy, letters and other small mementos from home to soldiers serving overseas.
Suspect charged with gas thievery
A Brandon man allegedly siphoned gas out of another resident's all-terrain vehicle to use in his pickup.
Girl gets stuck in rock crevice in Danby
Multiple rescue and law enforcement agencies were on the scene in Danby as of 11:20 p.m. Monday, two miles off of Quarry Road.
Sudden storm KOs Brandon's power
A violent storm caused two fires and knocked out power Friday afternoon, Fire Chief Robert Kilpeck said.
Signals take over Brandon meeting
The question of whether the town needs traffic lights dominated much of an Act 250 hearing Tuesday.
Motorcyclists denies rousing police chase
A motorcyclist who allegedly led numerous police officers on a chase through Pittsford and Proctor in April pleaded innocent in Rutland District Court on Monday to all charges he faces from the incident.
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Operation Marble Valley 2008 - Press Conference Announced
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Emerald Ash Borer Threatens Trees, Business
White ash is in high demand at the Vermont Tubbs furniture factory. "We do about 95 percent of our business with white ash.
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Aggravated Sexual Assault/Lewd & Lascivious Conduct
INCIDENT: Aggravated Sexual Assault/Lewd & Lascivious Conduct CASE #: 08A202845 TROOPER: Detective Sergeant Jim Claremont STATION: St.
Warren Kimble at his retrospective exhibit at the Shelburne Museum's Round Barn on Thursday.
By Sally Pollak, Free Press Staff Writer * June 14, 2008 SHELBURNE - Warren Kimble, an artist who lives in Brandon, recently gave a tour of a retrospective of his work at the Shelburne Museum.
Kyle and Adam Tager and their partner Elwin Wright, owners of Brownstreet Furniture, today announced the acquisition by BSF Transition LLC, a wholly subsidiary of Brownstreet Furniture, of Vermont Tubbs of ...
In high-tech town meeting, Welch finds energy concerns
U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt., fielded questions on everything from hybrid cars to fuel oil pre-buys during a telephone town hall meeting Tuesday night.