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A neighborhood effort helped rescue three people from Lake Bomoseen after two boats collided Saturday evening.
James and Susan Proctor of Bomoseen and John and Francoise Brassard of Williston are pleased to announce the engagement of their children: Jamie Proctor and Jaime Brassard.
Many summer camps spotlight the great outdoors, but the Green Mountain Conservation Camps, run by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, take this one step further.
Carol Parker and Leland Moss III of Fair Haven announce the engagement of their daughter, Carrie Lynn Parker, to Albert L. LaRose Jr., son of Albert and Marlene LaRose of Middlebury.
Fair Haven Welcome Center hosts festival
The Fair Haven Welcome Center is hosting their second annual Vermont Fun Festival and Garden Gala from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday.
Charges denied in trailer break-in
A Fair Haven woman who allegedly tried making a break for it after fleeing through a bathroom window at the Fair Haven police station pleaded innocent in Rutland District Court this week to charges of larceny ...
Creating your own Eden with plants from the Bible
Photo by Toby Talbot / AP The Rev. Marsh Hudson-Knapp stands by part of the the Bible garden at First Congregational Church in Fair Haven, Vt., that he began cultivating 25 years ago.
Decathlon, heptathlon start today
CHESTER -- The 33rd annual Vermont state boys decathlon and girls heptathlon championships, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, begin at 10 a.m. today at Green Mountain Union High School.
FH man jailed as repeat offender
A Fair Haven man is back behind bars as a repeat drug offender, according to federal prosecutors.
Fair Haven welcomes Select Board member
A fresh face has joined the Fair Haven Select Board after a selectman vacated his three-year position last month.
The historic Rockingham Meeting House is getting a new slate roof, The roof, "Vermont gray-green," is being installed 17 years after the building's first slate roof was removed by the town in 1991 because slate ...
A Bible Garden Is a Horticultural and Historical Challenge
Published: Saturday, June 14, 2008 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, June 14, 2008 at 9:16 a.m. TOBY TALBIOT AP photos The Rev.
People who grow gardens grow in faith, according to Rev. Marsh Hudson-Knapp, which accounts in large part for the Bible garden he helped establish adjacent to his church a quarter-century ago.
Poultney High School graduation Friday commemorated 46 high school seniors' transitions into the next steps of their young lives.
Vt. Ruling Will Stand in Lesbian Custody Case
The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled that a Vermont court's ruling should stand in a child visitation dispute between two former lesbian partners.
Fair Haven Votes On Budget Surplus
Fair Haven residents voted Tuesday night, on how to spend the town's half-a-million dollar surplus.
Fair Haven Decides What to do With Surplus
Residents in Fair Haven head to the polls today to decide how to spend a half-million dollar surplus.
SPORTS: High school tennis pairings released
Three undefeated high school teams earned the top seeds for the upcoming Vermont Principals Association's state tennis championships while a fourth is ranked No.
Fair Haven man held on child sex charge
A Fair Haven man accused of sexually assaulting a minor between 2003 and 2005 could face life in prison if convicted on charges for which he was arraigned in Rutland District Court on Tuesday.
Man with pending sex charge arraigned on second sex count
A Rutland man with a pending sexual assault charge was arraigned in Rutland District Count on Monday as another juvenile reported being abused by the man over a period in 2004-05. Richard H. Johnston, 36, of ...