Stockbridge News

Efforts to conserve 1,000 acres abutting the Appalachian Trail are one step closer to success, thanks to $625,000 in federal funds.

Caves in Bridgewater and Stockbridge are getting some new bats. Scientists trying to figure out how to stop white nose syndrome plan to reintroduce healthy brown bats to caves that have been decimated by the disease.

STATE OF VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY VERMONT STATE POLICE PRESS RELEASE INCIDENT: Possession of Stolen Property CASE#: 09D303168 TROOPER : McNeice, Wassil, Feeney STATION: Royalton CONTACT#: 802-234-9933 DATE/TIME: 09/01/09 @ approximately 1:48 P.M. LOCATION : VT Route 73; Brandon Mountain Road, Town of Rochester VIOLATION: Possession of ...

STOCKBRIDGE - Summer arrived last Saturday with temperatures finally pushing 90, and the heat brought the floaters out onto the cool, placid White River.

From England and Australia to Stockbridge and Ripton, bagpipe players from around the state and the world, united this past weekend to share their love for the sometimes-maligned and often-misunderstood instrument.

A Rochester woman was cited with DUI after allegedly leaving her van when it smashed into a tree in Stockbridge, Vermont State Police said.

A Rochester woman was cited with DUI after allegedly leaving her van when it smashed into a tree in Stockbridge, Vermont State Police said.

At least three temporary correctional officers at the state prison in Springfield say they were denied promotions to permanent jobs because of their pending deployment to Afghanistan with the Vermont National Guard.

He opens Lift this week and almost immediately ushers it in with a big show July 5 - a performance by ?uestlove of The Roots.

When the board of directors at the Norman Rockwell Museum first proposed moving from a quaint but cramped old house on Main Street to a new building in the town's Glendale section, the public response was like nothing ever pictured in the iconic artist's representations of his adopted hometown.

The Vermont State Police said a 50-year-old motorcyclist is dead after apparently trying to avoid hitting a moose on Route 100 in Stockbridge.

VEHICLE #1 OPERATOR: John E. Peters AGE: 50 SEAT BELT? N/A CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: North Clarendon, VT Peters, the motorcycle operator involved in this collision, passed away due to severe head injuries.

A motorcyclist suffered a head injury after crashing on Route 100 about 1-1/2 miles north of the intersection with Blackmer Road in Stockbridge about 4:15 p.m. Saturday, according to a Vermont State Police news release.

TROOPER: Roger Farmer STATION: Royalton CONTACT#: 234-9933 DATE/TIME: 05/04/09 LOCATION : Music Mountain Rd.