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1st Degree Aggravated Domestic Assault, Interfering with Access to...
VIOLATION: 1st Degree Aggravated Domestic Assault, Interfering with Access to Emergency Services, DUI 4, Driving License Suspended, Gross Negligent Vehicle Operation ACCUSED: Michael E. Chase AGE: 36 CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Readsboro VT VICTIM: Not Released SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On 12/26/2009 at 0200 hrs the Vermont State Police responded to a ...
Vermont Troopers arrest man on assault, fourth DUI
Vermont State Police arrested a man who had three previous DUI convictions and charged him with another Driving Under the Influence charge at 2:00AM Dec.
Readsboro man charged with DUI-4
A Readsboro man with 43 prior motor vehicle suspensions was jailed Saturday after police charged him with his fourth drunken driving offense and other crimes following an alleged domestic fight.
In 1955, American Legion Post 125 opened its doors on Christmas, welcoming in those who had no place to go on the holiday with a warm meal.
Group buys historic Readsboro building
A non-profit community group has purchased the historic but dilapidated E.J. Bullock building on Main Street in the center of town.
Newton Dam once powered the many factories in Readsboro. slideshow READSBORO- The town sewer ordinance problem has been partially resolved.
Veteran superintendent Peter Wright to retire
Peter Wright, known for his unwavering dedication to his students, is retiring from his position as superintendent at the Windham Southwest Supervisory Union after 22 years on the job.
Readsboro Glassworks Annual Holiday Open Studio and Sale
Readsboro Glassworks Annual Holiday Open Studio and Sale. Vermont glass artists Mary Angus and K.William LeQuier will open their Readsboro glass studio to the public for their annual Holiday Open Studio and Sale on Saturday, December 12 and Sunday, December 13 from 10am-5pm. Studio visitors will find a unique collection of handblown glass bud vases ...
The Recorder - Greenfield, Massachusetts
Marjorie P. Kelly, 92, of North Bennington, died Nov. 26, 2009, at her daughter's home in Greenfield, Mass.
Only two testify at electric co. PSB hearing
The saga of Readsboro Electric continues. In the past week, The Deerfield Valley News Web site was abuzz with conversation about the upcoming Public Service Board meeting.
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
CASE #: Numerous TROOPER: Sgt. Brian Turner STATION: Shaftsbury Barracks CONTACT#: 802-442-5421 DATE/TIME: 11-20-09 / 1315 hours LOCATION : Towns of Stamford, Readsboro and Searsburg VIOLATION: Burglary ACCUSED: Stefan Veremko AGE: 28 CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Pittsfield, MA VICTIM: Numerous SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: The investigation into a rash of ...
State police say they have solved a rash of break-ins in southern Vermont. Stefan Veremko, 28, of Pittsfield, Mass., is suspected in five burglaries that occurred since September in Readsboro, Searsburg and Stamford, police said in a Friday news release.
Mass. burglars suspected in Vt. break-ins
A Massachusetts man will face charges he led a three-state burglary ring that struck five residences in southern Vermont.
Readsboroa s new dry hydrant. slideshow READSBORO- The town completed the installation of a dry hydrant at the west end of Main Street on October 14.
Man charged with exceeding 100 mph
A Massachusetts man was stopped by Vermont State Police for going 112 mph Sunday on Route 100 in Readsboro, police said.
Break-ins Shake Up Stamford Residents
Police Alert Pittsfield Police are seeking information on a full-size, blue pickup truck with wide silver stripe down the side and metal contractor's rack.
Board plans hearing on Readsboro Electric
The towna s electric utility is under scrutiny. Now the Public Service Board is holding a public hearing and they want to find out what residents have to say.
Walter Sube, 43, has been appointed manager of the J.C. Penney Co. store and on Monday he will succeed Ohm Koch who is retiring after 28 years at the store's helm.
Trucker in fatal accepts plea deal
A New Jersey trucker who was involved in a Route 9 crash that took the lives of three people in April 2008 pleaded guilty Tuesday in Bennington District Court to gross negligent operation of a vehicle with resulting fatality.
N.J. truck driver pleads guilty in 2008 triple fatal in Woodford
A New Jersey truck driver involved in a Route 9 accident that led to the death of three people has pleaded guilty to a felony charge of grossly negligent operation resulting in death.