East Arlington News

People driving or jogging down East Arlington Road past the former Chittenden Bank had something to stare at Thursday, as police conducted a hostage crisis drill.

Police are investigating after a woman crossing Mount Pleasant Road against traffic was struck and killed by an pickup truck early Monday.

The Santa Lucia Festival of Lights is scheduled for Dec. 12 at the West Mountain Inn and other inns and bed & breakfast establishments in Arlington.

A Danby woman police say was driving while under the influence of controlled substances while a 4-year-old rode with her, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Bennington District Court.

The Federated Church of East Arlington's annual Eat for Heat Supper will be on Saturday, Nov.

A community in East Arlington says they are having trouble getting an alligator removed from their neighborhood.

A Yakima county inmate who escaped two weeks ago while on yard duty, is back behind bars.

Lillian Reynolds, who will turn 100 years old on Sept. 21, says she has no regrets, but she isn't thrilled about being old.

Police are looking for the man who raped an employee while robbing an East Arlington Winn Dixie.

Vermont State Police Troopers cited several motorists Monday after setting up a safety checkpoint in Arlington.

The following cases were heard Thursday in Bennington District Court. John E. Williams, 43, of East Arlington Road in Arlington, pleaded not guilty to a felony count of violating an abuse prevention order and one misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest.

Getting into my car after Senator Bernie Sander's two and a half hour town hall meeting Saturday, Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly were singing on the radio, "For you and I have a guardian angel ... ." The event had begun at 12:30 p.m. with a guitar/violin and voices belting out the Old Crow Medicine Show's "Rock Me, Momma." From momma to guardian ...

By SUSAN SCHROCK ARLINGTON - Tran Ly browsed the shelves at the East Arlington Branch Library on Thursday, choosing a stack of colorful paperback books featuring the antics of kid spies, drama queens and vampires.'This library is fun,' said the 8-year-old from Arlington, who recently discovered her two new favorite series, My Sister the Vampire ...

By SUSAN SCHROCK ARLINGTON - Tran Ly browsed the shelves at the East Arlington Branch Library on Thursday, choosing a stack of colorful paperback books featuring the antics of kid spies, drama queens and vampires.'This library is fun,' said the 8-year-old from Arlington, who recently discovered her two new favorite series, My Sister the Vampire ...

By SUSAN SCHROCK ARLINGTON - Tran Ly browsed the shelves at the East Arlington Branch Library on Thursday, choosing a stack of colorful paperback books featuring the antics of kid spies, drama queens and vampires.'This library is fun,' said the 8-year-old from Arlington, who recently discovered her two new favorite series, My Sister the Vampire ...

By SUSAN SCHROCK ARLINGTON - Tran Ly browsed the shelves at the East Arlington Branch Library on Thursday, choosing a stack of colorful paperback books featuring the antics of kid spies, drama queens and vampires.'This library is fun,' said the 8-year-old from Arlington, who recently discovered her two new favorite series, My Sister the Vampire ...

By SUSAN SCHROCK ARLINGTON - Tran Ly browsed the shelves at the East Arlington Branch Library on Thursday, choosing a stack of colorful paperback books featuring the antics of kid spies, drama queens and vampires.'This library is fun,' said the 8-year-old from Arlington, who recently discovered her two new favorite series, My Sister the Vampire ...

A woman from East Arlington has pleaded guilty to defrauding a famous psychic out of $200,000. Fifty-one-year-old Denise Hall was charged with wire fraud and filing a false tax return stemming from her embezzlement of money from Rosemary Altea.

An East Arlington woman pleaded guilty Monday to federal charges she defrauded a psychic out of as much as $200,000. Denise M. Hall, 51, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Burlington before Chief Judge William K. Sessions III to charges of wire fraud and filing a false tax return, which all stem from her embezzlement of money from ...

July's art exhibition at the Martha Canfield Library in Arlington is "Sylvia Hoffstein: Watercolors & Acrylics," showing through July 31.