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Sewer Plant Expansion Reveals Ancient Artifacts 1hr
A sewer plant expansion project has turned up some unlikely things in Hartford -- including artifacts that could be thousands of years old.
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Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Sell
DATE/TIME: 10/31/2009 @ 0200 hours. LOCATION : St. Johns Street, Johnson, VT. VIOLATION: Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Sell ACCUSED: Timothy Moore and Brian Dow AGE: 21 and 20 CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Kittery, Maine and Hartford, VT SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: State Police executed a search warrant for marijuana on a residence rented by Timothy ...
Major Development Plans Take Shape In Hartford
An Upper Valley community has plans in the works for a big development project. Its one of several projects the governor is pitching to foreign investors during his trip to Asia this week.
Vermont Unemployment Drops Slightly
Vermont's unemployment rate dropped slightly last month. The rate for September was 6.7 percent.
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Vermont police find missing Gardiner man's car
The search for a missing Gardiner man took an ominous turn Wednesday when police in Hartford, Vt., found the man's empty car in a parking lot.
Two deny guilt in firearms burglary
An Upper Valley couple denied charges of burglarizing a Hartford household and stealing $3,000 in firearms.
FairPoint adds to local service
While in the midst of legal battles throughout Northern New England, FairPoint Communications an-nounced it has expanded access to high-speed Internet service in southern Vermont.
Two Mass. men answer to heroin dealing charges
A federal grand jury has indicted two Massachusetts men on charges of dealing heroin in the parking lot of the VA Hospital, AJ's Restaurant and Lounge and other locations in White River Junction.
Leaky roof closes area thrift store
Some of the town's neediest residents will have to wait for help or seek it elsewhere after a leaky roof left a local thrift store temporarily closed.
Vermont man sentenced to 40 years in Dyer rape
A Vermont man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for a 2003 burglary in Dyer in which he bound and raped the victim in her residence Jeffrey Garum Cameron, 25, of West Hartford, Vt., issued an apology to the victim, who said she no longer feels safe in her own home and never walks alone at night.
Rutland jobless still highest in Vt.
The Rutland area unemployment rate showed some improvement last month but remained the highest in the state at 8.3 percent.
Police pursue driver in allegedly stolen car Times Argus Staff
Movers and shapers in the business community
Jason Busic, who earned his doctorate in Spanish literatures and culture from The Ohio State University in June 2009, has been named assistant professor of modern languages at St.
Volunteers sought for WRJ railroad festival
Volunteers are needed for the 17th annual Glory Days of the Railroad festival, which will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept.
Hartford may become the latest Vermont community to impose a local option tax. A proposal headed to the town select board would result in a one percent local tax on rooms, meals and alcohol sales, to be collected on top of the state taxes.
Vermont stores welcome tax holiday
MONTPELIER - Brad Borofsky hopes today's sales tax holiday will draw more buyers to his outfitters shop in search of kayaks, canoes and other high-end outdoor items.
Shots fired in driveway dispute: Police apprehend West Windsor man...
A driveway dispute nearly turned deadly after a man allegedly fired shots at his neighbor and led police on an all-night manhunt.
Hartford school plan faces a critical time
Though the Hartford School Board voted to consolidate district schools last week, the most difficult decisions might still lie ahead.
A Windsor man whose former employer said has a "jailhouse mentality" denied charges Tuesday he punched the head of a teenager who owed him $20. Wayne B. Keough, 31, pleaded innocent in White River Junction District Court to a misdemeanor charge of simple assault, which carries a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine.
A Windsor man whose former employer said has a "jailhouse mentality" denied charges Tuesday he punched the head of a teenager who owed him $20. Wayne B. Keough, 31, pleaded innocent in White River Junction District Court to a misdemeanor charge of simple assault, which carries a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine.
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