Aug 25, 2009 | Tribune/Sunday Ledger Tribune
I just got back from a restful two weeks on the shores of beautiful Lake Eden, less than 25 miles from the Canadian border, and just one mile down the road from the tiny town of Eden Mills, Vt.
Man charged after auto assault
A Hyde Park man faces first-degree aggravated domestic assault and an assortment of other charges stemming from a bizarre incident that allegedly involved his ex-girlfriend and their 20-month-old daughter over the weekend.
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
1st Degree Aggravated Domestic Assault, Reckless Endangerment,...
DATE/TIME: 07/25/2009 @ 2330 hours. VIOLATION: 1st Degree Aggravated Domestic Assault, Reckless Endangerment, Cruelty to Children, Grossly Negligent Operation ACCUSED: Scott Tallman AGE: 26 CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Hyde Park, VT.
There is hope in the towns around Belvidere Mountain, including Eden and Lowell, that a federal settlement with the former owner of the massive asbestos mine there could mark the start of life returning to normal.
Settlement reached on Vt. asbestos mine
A New Jersey company agreed Thursday to pay a small portion of the possible $300 million cost of cleaning up the abandoned asbestos mine on Belvidere Mountain in Eden and Lowell.
Asbestos mine owner agrees to cleanup
A press release from the U.S. Justice Department late Thursday said G-1, which owned the mine from 1967 to 1975, agreed to the following payments: Up to 8.6 percent of $300 million for cleanup costs at the mine.
Wheelchair champion teaches skills
Patrick Standen, record-holder and two-time defending champion in the KeyBank Vermont City Marathon's wheelchair division, won't be shocked if he doesn't win again Sunday.
Forest Legacy has Vermont roots
U.S. Forest Service Chief Gail Kimbell returned to Vermont on Monday to celebrate the federal Forest Legacy program, created by a Vermonter and responsible for protecting nearly two million acres of working woodlands.
Police Investigating Fatal Crash
Police are investigating a crash that killed an Eden man. Twenty-year-old James M. Maytas Jr.
$1.8M grant will conserve nearly 6,000 acres of forest
The chief of U.S. Forest Service came to Richmond on Monday to announce a $1.8 million Forest Legacy grant to conserve nearly 6,000 acres of prime hardwood forest in Eden and Johnson.
A 20-year-old Eden man was killed Friday after the car he was driving apparently left the roadway in Hyde Park.
Driver not found in Eden crash
State police are trying to find the driver involved in a single car crash on Knowles Flat Road in Eden at the intersection of Vermont 18.
Eden Woman Pleads Guilty to Fraud
A woman from Lamoille County pleaded guilty Thursday to charges she stole from her bosses.
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Burglary - Information Requested
The Vermont State Police is investigating a burglary that occurred at the Eden Mini-Mart , on VT Route 100, in Eden.