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On Saturday, September 26th, 2009 the Rochester Library, which was closed at the time, was broken into.
Tuesday Buzz: Across the lake and here at home
"Matt Dunne is in the race for governor - pass it on," reads the headline over an under-construction Web site for the newest Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
A Bellows Falls man with a lengthy criminal record will serve a 45-day sentence at Southern State Correctional Facility in Springfield after pleading guilty in Windham District Court Monday to petit larceny and retail theft.
A Rutland woman has been charged with Medicaid fraud while caring for a person in the Rutland area.
Rochester bank robbed, police looking for 2 men
Vermont State Police are looking for two men in connection with a bank robbery in Rochester.
Cracking Down on Fraudulent Contractors
A builder from Chester will spend four to nine years in jail for home improvement fraud and embezzlement.
Contractor gets jail time for home improvement ripoffs
A Chester contractor was sentenced to four to nine years in prison this week after he was found guilty of three counts of felony home improvement fraud.
Route 14 in Royalton Closed for Construction
A road closing in Windsor County this week. Route 14 in Royalton will close at 6:30 a.m. Monday morning so upgrades can be made underneath the Rail Road Overpass.
Cemetery access dispute rages on
A Hartland man has filed a lawsuit seeking clarification on who may access a private cemetery on his property and what sort of activity - including new burials - may be performed there.
Gov. James Douglas was on hand Monday morning to kick off an annual campaign to help struggling Vermonters with fuel and housing assistance.
Ludlow man accused in child sex assaults
A 29-year-old Vermont man faces charges of sexually abusing six preteen children for a year or more.
Foliage along the Cross Rd. in Waitsfield Sept. 24, 2009. Photo: Jeff Knight
Most areas of Vermont will be displaying multiple stages of colorful foliage over the next several days, especially in the higher elevations and in low-lying sections.
Former Vt. State Senator Dunne Considers Gubernatorial Run
Vermont's 2010 gubernatorial race has another possible candidate. Former Democratic State Sen.
Decorated ex-officer under fire
An award-winning officer who was the second in command of the Windsor County Sheriff's Department is under investigation.
Windsor County Sheriff Investigating Former Captain
A former captain and award-winning officer at the Windsor County Sheriff's Department is under investigation.
Springfield Man Charged with Manslaughter
A Springfield man is charged with manslaughter for killing a man last summer. Kyle Bolaski, 25, shot Vincent Tamburello, 32, last August.
Ex-state senator considers run for governor
Former State Sen. Matt Dunne is considering a run for governor. "I have a timeline of November of this year to make a decision about my participation in the election process in the state of Vermont," Dunne said Wednesday by telephone.
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
PRESS RELEASE CASE #: 09D302047 TROOPER: Megan Sheridan STATION: Windsor County State Police Special Investigations Unit CONTACT#: 802-234-9933 DATE/TIME: 09-14-09 at approximately 1630 hours LOCATION : 63 Fogey Street Braintree, VT VIOLATION: Lewd and Lascivious Conduct ACCUSED: Michael Blake AGE: 23 CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Braintree, VT VICTIM: ...
Workshop On Starting A Business
Submitted by the Vermont Small Business Development Center The Vermont Small Business Development Center is offering a three-hour workshop on how to start your own business and write a business plan.
Offender in custody, accused after pursuit
A Chittenden County man sentenced in January for possessing stolen property from a Windsor County woman is in custody after allegedly leading police on a high-speed chase early Wednesday morning.
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