East Barre News

If you've got some old Capital City Cash gift certificates waiting to be used, now's the time to redeem them.

The City and the Town of Barre won't be seeing each other in court after all. Nearly two years after the town slapped the city with a lawsuit alleging the community failed to live up to its end of a 33-year-old water agreement, and that it had chronically misused some funds raised through local water rates, both sides reached an out-of-court ...

A driver who was trying to change the radio station caused a head-on crash in Williamstown that sent a passenger to the hospital, according to the Vermont State Police.

Kathy Rubalcaba's three roosters - Rudy, Orvis and Ike - are strutting a little easier today after their owner was finally able to settle her differences with town officials who recently ruled she could keep only one of them.

A retired Rutland judge will try to help an embattled East Barre chicken farmer mend fences with officials in her town during a court-ordered mediation session next week.

An East Barre chicken farmer and town officials will try to find a way to avoid ruffling each other's feathers during a court-ordered mediation next week.

Our thoughts on the news of the week: T Thank heaven for Judge Geoffrey Crawford.

Another strange twist Wednesday in the case of an embattled East Barre chicken farmer.

An East Barre neighborhood spat run afoul over chicken noise and smells has pecked its way to the top of the media hen house, with national talk shows and print media crowing with glee over its quirkiness.

A 33-year-old East Barre man was arrested on suspicion of writing bad checks throughout Washington County and possession of a regulated drug, according to the Berlin Police Department.

It always is a shame when neighbors become pitted against one another, especially when it comes to issues of quality of life.

A son, Alex William Clark, was born June 7, 2009, to Bill and Traci Clark of Washington.

The former A. Brown Auto Service building at 660 Pine St. will reopen soon as Green Light Auto, a Saab service specialist.

Pierre Couture plans to turn a 120-year-old building that was once the hub of a thriving industrial community into the home base for what he hopes will one day be a premiere central Vermont tourist attraction.

A 20-year-old East Montpelier man was given 60 days in jail for leaving the scene of an accident after he ran into another man with his truck.

These are some of the calls received by the Barre Police Department from April 28 to May 3: April 28 Six peacocks were reported in the roadway by the Hope Cemetery.