Underhill News

Irish dance training 'Bye-bye braces' in Underhill Students teach art at the Fleming Milton's barber, to retire On the ice with Julie MacDonald Frank Gonzalez passes the torch Rotarians network and serve Hounds in Vermont

Thousands showed up for the state's third swine flu clinic today in Colchester. Meanwhile, officials are trying to clear up a misperception about the nasal spray vaccine being offered.

A small group of homeschooled children attended a writing and science workshop on animal adaptation at Hinesburg Town Hall last week.

You may have noticed that school gardens are popping up everywhere in Vermont. There is a movement to reintroduce our children to unprocessed, healthy food that started more than a decade ago with food activist Alice Waters and is gaining momentum with support from first lady Michelle Obama.

Somali pirates fired on a French fishing vessel and guards on board returned fire, prompting a military helicopter and warship to rush to the scene, authorities said Wednesday.

IAEA on Iran...Pakistan clashes...Capt. Richard Phillips VIENNA The International Atomic Energy Agency says Iran is agreeing to a draft plan that would export most of its enriched uranium.

Captain Richard Phillips' days of sailing the high seas may be over. Phillips is the Underhill captain who was held hostage by pirates for five days in April after his ship was hijacked off the Somali coast.

UNDERHILL, Vt. a ' He's got a book deal, and a movie could be in the works. He's been to the White House to meet the president, to the Queen Mary ocean liner for a vacation and back to his modest 1830s Vermont farmhouse.

Two friends had a very simple day. They went to the dump and then fishing. They teased each other about the size of the fish they had caught and the fact that they actually cooked and ate them.

LOCATION: Route 15 Corridor The Vermont State Police are investigating a series of car breaks that occurred along the Route 15 corridor between Sunday night and Monday morning .

Longtime radio newscaster Tim Johnson has received the Vermont Association of Broadcasters' Distinguished Service Award for his decades of reporting.

Two bond votes set for Tuesday in eastern Chittenden County would, if approved, allow school officials to apply for interest-free school-improvement loans offered under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

George Bernard Shaw was so intent on poking holes in the artifice of people of high standing in his satirical play "Arms and the Man" that he sometimes forgot to make his characters more than intermittently interesting.

We visited Chapin Orchard in Essex and Shelburne Orchards to see how the apple picking season is shaping up.

Those bright colors you see spreading across Vermont's hillsides and forests this time of year might be in part the product of weather that occurred months ago.

ST. ALBANS - Christine Murphy, currently the town administrator for Underhill, will become the new Town Manager for St.

About 30 years ago, Essex Rescue began responding to emergency calls in Underhill.

Slight changes in students' science test scores statewide released Tuesday by the Vermont Department of Education have prompted top officials to call on schools to better integrate state standards for student achievement into their everyday curriculums.

NORFOLK, Va. - The USS Bainbridge returned to a hero's homecoming Monday as the guided-missile destroyer completed a deployment that included the dramatic rescue of a Vermont ship captain held by pirates off Africa.

With Somali pirates pointing an automatic rifle at a hostage American ship captain, U.S. Navy sharpshooters opened fire Sunday, killing the pirates and ending an extraordinary five-day standoff that marked the first seizure of a U.S. vessel by pirates on the high seas in at least two centuries.