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Celebrated painter appears in Windsor
A highly celebrated local painter will make a rare public appearance Sunday to help raise money for the Cornish Colony Museum.
Douglas: Asia trip to yield new jobs
Gov. James Douglas said Thursday that his recent trip with Vermont business leaders to Asia is showing tangible results, with several potential investments in state companies on the way.
Engineering show slated for Saturday
The American Precision Museum will host its 10th annual Model Engineering Show from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday in the Windsor Community Center.
FairPoint adds to local service
While in the midst of legal battles throughout Northern New England, FairPoint Communications an-nounced it has expanded access to high-speed Internet service in southern Vermont.
Seized chickens returned to Barre woman
A Barre Town woman's chickens seized by the town have been returned to their roost.
If these names don't ring a bell, prior to your next hiking or boating trip in Windham County, you might want to pick up "The Vermont Monster Guide" and try to be prepared for the unexpected.
Gov. James Douglas was on hand Monday morning to kick off an annual campaign to help struggling Vermonters with fuel and housing assistance.
Weber commissioned by Cornish Art Gallery
Brentwood artist Bill Weber signs one of two paintings he recently completed for the Cornish Colony Art Museum in Windsor, Vt.
Emmy and Oscar Winning Actress Visits Vermont
Cloris Leachman has been on the silver screen, and in several hit TV shows. But, the Hollywood star still has time for animals in Vermont.
Bellows Falls Union High School social studies teacher Craig Divis has been named Vermont Teacher of the Year for 2010.
Galanes granted change of venue to WRJ
A man accused of sexual assault, stalking, burglary and violating an abuse protection order had his request for a change of venue approved recently.
Gary Baldwin, Editorial Director With only half a dozen I.T. staff, Mt. Ascutney Hospital is hard-pressed to take on labor-intensive data projects.
Police credit training course for defusing shooting standoff
Recent training on how to handle mentally ill people helped state police when an elderly West Windsor man, who had stopped taking his medication, turned violent.
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
Aggravated Assault - Update of incident
DATE OF INCIDENT: 8/17/09 at approximately 7:00 p.m. ACCUSED: William Birch - age 77 of West Windsor, VT SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On Monday, August 17th at approximately 7:00 PM Burch attempted to block his neighbor's driveway using wood and saw horses.
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
Confrontation/Shots Fired - Information Requested
On August 17, 2009 around 7:00 pm in the town of West Windsor the Vermont State Police were made aware of a confrontation between two neighbors who were familiar with each other.
Shots fired in driveway dispute: Police apprehend West Windsor man...
A driveway dispute nearly turned deadly after a man allegedly fired shots at his neighbor and led police on an all-night manhunt.
Vermont Police Have Alleged Shooter In Custody
Vermont State Game Wardens apprehended a man they said was involved in a late Monday night shooting after an hours-long manhunt that lasted through the night.
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Ringing phones: a sign of small business recovery
At one small company, the phone is ringing more often, while another is getting business again from retailers who canceled orders last year.
Phones ring, orders start flowing in - small businesses are showing signs of recovery
At one small company, the phone is ringing more often, while another is getting business again from retailers who canceled orders last year.
Downtown renovations get state aid
Gov. James Douglas traveled to a downtown that will hopefully one day see better days when he announced $1.7 million in tax credits to revitalize buildings in 12 towns across the state.