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The first question that Gaye Symington, our Democratic candidate for governor, was asked at a forum here Tuesday night was whether she thought that Vermont was bad for business.
Rick and the Ramblers new CD, "I Rode the Ti" Green Mountain Chew Chew The Green Mountain Chew Chew Festival presents three days music and food at the Burlington Waterfront Park: today and Saturday, 11 a.m. to ...
Vt. College of Fine Arts becomes reality
After 20 years as a public school teacher, Daphne Kalmar is again a student, this time at the Vermont College of Fine Arts during its defining moment.
Shimmering Ghanaian-style guitar riffs, rich African and Caribbean percussion, and splendid vocalists singing in a range of African styles and languages will fill the air when Orchestra Baobab, founding fathers ...
Hardwick man cited for DUI, leaving the scene of an accident
A Hardwick man is facing charges in connection with a one-car accident on Wednesday in Walden, said state police.
Girl Scout Council awarded $10,000
The Girl Scout Council of Vermont was recently awarded a $10,000 grant through the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty's "Uniquely ME!" self-esteem fund.
Girl Scout Council awarded $10,000 grant
VERMONT - The Girl Scout Council of Vermont was recently awarded a $10,000 grant to bring teen self-esteem training to teens and counselors at the Girl Scouts' Camp Wapanacki in Hardwick.
Central Vermont Medical Center, Berlin
A daughter, Aliyah Jade Moreau, was born May 14, 2008, to Daniel and Nicole Moreau of Barre.
A family is looking for some heartfelt support Saturday when they hold a fundraiser to send their daughter to a community serving residents with special needs.
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
VICTIM: Sheila Rowell CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Walden, VT On May 5, 2008 Walden Fire Department responded to 4695 Route 15 in Walden, VT for a house fire. via Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
House in Walden damaged by fire
A house in Walden was severely damaged by an accidental fire, according to police. via Burlington Free Press
State grants $200K for Web push
“The connection is just not fast enough to do any sort of research.”
Kenn Stransky often jokes that the northeastern towns of Canaan and Norton, which are located along the Canadian border, are among the forgotten parts of Vermont. via Rutland Herald
Burlington City Arts in collaboration with Burlington College and Chuck Meese invites the public to enjoy a performance by Burlington native and award-winning actor and writer, David Schein. via Barre-Montpelier Times-Argus
'MYethiOPIA' a play with a purpose
“There was that language of theater”
David Schein's one-man theater piece "MYethiOPIA," which details the Burlington native's experiences forming an AIDS-education youth-theater group in Africa, isn't just another example of an artist telling ... via Burlington Free Press
Students sharpen skills at law summit
“There's a middle point and we're learning how to find it.”
About 100 middle school students learned the fine points of negotiation, compromise and municipal politics during the 12th annual Youth for Justice Summit at Vermont Law School on Friday. via Rutland Herald
A son, Tegan Joseph Backman, was born March 8, 2008, to Levi Backman and Justina Pugliano of Hardwick. via Barre-Montpelier Times-Argus
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
Gross Negligent Operation / Aggravated Assault
LOCATION :Vt Rte 15 / Vt Rte 16, Walden and Hardwick Vt VIOLATION: Gross Negligent Operation / Aggravated Assault ACCUSED: Stuart Bagley AGE: 53 CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Woodbury Vt. via Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
Man pleads not guilty to assaulting officer with car
A Hardwick man is pleading innocent to a variety of charges stemming from an incident in which he allegedly assaulted a police officer with the car he was driving. via Barre-Montpelier Times-Argus
“Right now the big obstacles are economic”
With the fate of Vermont's only major compost operation balanced on a knife edge, 140 enthusiasts Tuesday brainstormed ways not just to save composting but to spread the practice to every family and business. via Burlington Free Press
Big Ideas: Hardwick farmer Andrew Meyer reinvents Vermont agriculture
“In the bigger picture, I'm trying to define the future of Vermont agriculture”
HARDWICK -- On a frigid Monday morning in mid-March, agricultural entrepreneur Andrew Meyer was worried about the $6-a-pop price of shipping pallets. via BurlingtonFreePress.com