Stamford News

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.

A Massachusetts man will face charges he led a three-state burglary ring that struck five residences in southern Vermont.

What began two months ago as an idea to raise funds for the Stamford Community Church's effort to build an outdoor pavilion came to fruition Sunday morning in the form of the Stamford Community Fall Festival.

Four break-ins since May and three in the past week in nearby Clarksburg, Mass., have prompted the VermontState Police to take special measures in order to prevent futureincidents and apprehend the person or persons responsible.

Pittsfield Police are seeking information on a full-size, blue pickup truck with wide silver stripe down the side and metal contractor's rack.

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.

The following cases were heard Monday in Bennington District Court. Matthew J. Bortell, 24, of Farley Drive, pleaded not guilty to felony counts of second degree unlawful restraint and unlawful mischief greater than $1,000. According to an affidavit by Bennington Police Officer Lawrence Cole, on Oct.

Police are looking for suspects in a burglary they say occurred Oct. 28 at a home on Mill Road.

A laptop computer, jewelry and several diabetic syringes were stolen Wednesday from a home on Mill Road in Stamford, Vermont State Police Trooper Jesse Robson said.

State Police are investigating a burglary into a residence on Mill Road in Stamford VT.

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.

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.

When the crisp autumn air hits thousands of leaf peepers hit New England. October seems to be the perfect month to do some leaf peeping through New England's small towns especially the back roads and out of the way places.

A North Adams Mass., man was charged with operating while under the influence early Friday after a one-vehicle crash on Jepson Road in Stamford.

A judge revoked a local man's bail on Wednesday after police said the man went to the home of a woman on Monday, hours after being charged with assaulting her, despite a court order that he stay away from the woman and her home.

A Shaftsbury woman who pleaded guilty in March to embezzling thousands of dollars from her employer was ordered Thursday to pay $37,774 in restitution.

The following cases were heard Monday in Bennington District Court. Scott Winkelmann, 30, of Oberhugle Road, Stamford pleaded not guilty to first degree aggravated domestic assault.

The results of a study of a former town dump site at the Barlow gravel yard are in, and while the site contains pollutants, none were detected at a level that required immediate action under state drinking water legislation.

The trial of a New Jersey truck driver accused of causing an accident in Woodford last year that killed three people is set to begin in November.

The trial of a New Jersey truck driver accused of causing an accident in Woodford last year that killed three people is set to begin in November.