Waterbury News

Sarah Munro and Mark LeGrand, pictured, joined by Spencer Lewis, will be among the four groups performing Nov.

A recent transportation survey in Chittenden County showed that the vast majority of people who have a job also have access to a car to get to work.

Would burning wood on a large scale to produce electricity be a boon or a bane? It depends on who you talk to.

WATERBURY -- With a camp fire crackling in a fire ring and a canopy set up over a pair of picnic tables at a campsite in Little River State Park, the state's Forests, Parks and Recreation staff built the case Wednesday for future capital investments in the park system.

Classical music is big in central Vermont, for players as well as audiences. But, until recent years, the local ensembles have been community affairs, including three orchestras.

COLCHESTER - Eric and Bernadette Bloom had made the difficult decision that Eric wouldn't be able to fly home from Indiana for Christmas on an eight-day leave just before his deployment to Afghanistan.

Sen. Bernie Sanders says he's hopeful the federal government will recertify the Vermont State Hospital in Waterbury and restore its federal funding.

A trick-or-treating travel alert in Waterbury: Next Saturday-- Halloween night-- Randall Street will be closed to through traffic from 5 - 8 p.m. About 600 kids usually trick or treat on Randall Street, but this year the area is under construction.

A wood pellet stove caused a house fire this morning in Waterbury. Waterbury, Stowe and Bolton Fire Departments responded to 302 Camels Hump Rd.

A photo in The Burlington Free Press shows wreckage from a 1944 bomber crash on Camels Hump.

A Burlington woman has been cited into court after police said she was driving intoxicated when she crashed her car on Interstate 89 early Saturday morning.

Book a romantic getaway package, and enjoy the beauty of Vermont with that someone special.

Vermont's mental health commissioner says the state psychiatric hospital is nearly full and regional hospitals are operating at 80 percent capacity as officials try to come up with expansion plans.

A young bear was hit on Interstate 89 northbound on Thursday morning, which snarled traffic briefly and prompted a response from state police and game wardens.

Poultry farmers are praising a first-of-its-kind facility that is helping them process their birds more efficiently and affordably than ever before.

A sampling of the international cooler case at City Market: City Market's gourmet global eats The burritos made in Waterbury by Aztlan Foods are fat, filling and tasty - and the brainchild of Fred Dominguez, born 62 years ago in L.A., with his early childhood in Chihuahua, Mexico.

Sending Vermont State Hospital patients to a new facility in Rutland could save the state money, but financing the ambitious project in this economy will be difficult, states an economic analysis of the plan.

Nearly 200 pounds of potatoes that were recently harvested by members of a Montpelier church are now being donated to needy families in Waterbury.

When will you ever learn? We need as many people coming to this Valley as we can get.

Burlington celebrates fools, food and Frenchmen, beer, film and jazzmen. This weekend, the city will celebrate books.