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BPD Iso Officers Who Reflect City's True Colors: Nice Town, Will Train
While the Burlington Police Department has succeeded in recent years in becoming less male dominated, diversifying the force along racial lines has proved a tougher challenge.
Kolibas listed on Fla. registry
The man accused of fondling a 13-year-old friend of his daughter during a recent sleep over at his home has been on Florida's sex offender registry since 1996, but Vermont was not told about his past when he moved here several years ago.
Sex crimes units expand throughout Vt.
A plan to have special sex-crime investigative units covering the entire state by July 1 is behind schedule, but the program is continuing and officials are working to achieve the goal.
State legislators deserve thanks
Thank you to our state legislators for working hard on a state budget for 2010 that includes funds for the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board .
4th of July fun: Fireworks and more in Vermont
Vermont's many towns and cities host a variety of Fourth of July entertainment, most involving fireworks, parades, barbecue, live music and field games.
Late Blight Vexes Vt., N.H., N.Y.
At the Plattsburgh Farmers Market growers are scared-- worried about a fungus that could take a bite out of their bottom line.
Sen. Flanagan Wants to Be Next Lt. Governor
Ed Flanagan is running for lieutenant governor. The Chittenden County Democrat says his experience as a former state auditor and current state senator has prepared him for the job.
Underhill man accused of domestic assault, arson
A man from Underhill is facing charges for allegedly assaulting his wife and setting his house on fire Sunday night, said Vermont State Police.
Milton Police Arrest 17 In Drug Sting
Milton police arrested 17 people on drug charges earlier this month as part of a months-long investigation into an area drug ring.
Police: Man Broke Woman's Ribs, Set House On Fire
An Underhill man faces charges after allegedly beating a woman and setting his house on fire, according to Vermont State Police.
Editorial: Richmond tackles problem as community
How people react to adversity says a lot about a community, and by that measure, Richmond's response to the closing of its Bridge Street Bridge reflects a town looking to work together and try innovative approaches to get through a tough stretch.
Molestation suspect brought to Vt., held without bail
Robert Kolibas stands next his public defender during his arraignment in Vermont District Court on Monday.
Jury hung in case of child sex abuse
A Burlington jury was unable Wednesday to reach a verdict in the case of a girl who claimed she was forced to engage in sex acts with her mother, her mother's boyfriend and several male acquaintances.
Chittenden County Property Owners Need Stormwater Permits
Hundreds of property owners in Chittenden County will need to get federal stormwater permits within the next six months.
South Burlington faces $18-$20 million stormwater cleanup
The city got a look at the size of its stormwater problem Monday night and that size was marked Extra Large.
United Way offers volunteer challenge
SOUTH BURLINGTON -- United Way of Chittenden County has announced a Fathers' Day 'Dads Make a Difference' Day of Action challenge asking anyone who is a dad, knows a dad or has a dad to volunteer Sunday.
Burlington Gets Nearly $2M For New Buses
The city of Burlington is getting new transit buses, thanks to the federal stimulus law.
Kolibas scheduled to be arraigned Monday
A Williston man accused of drugging and molesting a 13-year-old girl will likely be arraigned Monday.
Trial opens in child sex abuse case
A mother who allegedly made her pre-teen daughter engage in sex acts with herself and several male acquaintances in Burlington in 2005 and 2006 was often drunk at the time of the incidents, the prosecutor in the case said Tuesday.
Circ Opposition Group Will Pay Legal Fees
Environmental groups that opposed the circumferential highway around Chittenden County have lost their appeal for legal fees.