Barre News

Louis Moyse, foreground, and Robert DeCormier, conducting, are pictured at a Counterpoint rehearsal in Barre in April 2004 for the premiere of Moyse's "Solfege a la Francaise," which will close Saturday's ...

The wheel's were turning at the Barre Rotary Club last week when President Roy Somaini hatched a heartwarming idea aimed at helping people through what for may will be a particularly challenging heating season ...

Some members of the City Council are concerned that a promise to pave nine neighborhood streets this construction season is in danger of being broken.

A man who wielded a crowbar prompting a policeman to draw his gun was acquitted yesterday of simple assault on a police officer.

"You have to be smart and I've been thinking about going into it," says Nick Belcher.

These are some of the major calls answered by Barre Police from Aug. 17 - 23 A caller told police on Aug.

Barre Baseball and Softball would like to say "thank you" to the many businesses, volunteers and parents that helped our organization during the 2008 season.

BARRE -- The Central Vermont Rampage scored two touchdowns in the final four minutes to seal a 28-9 semi-professional football victory over Vermont Ravens.

Peter Evans was meeting with a parent recently when the conversation turned to technology - specifically cell phones - in the classroom.

A man accused of tax evasion has been convicted in the first tax case to go to trial in Vermont in 15 years.

Asbestos test results on the third floor of Main Street Middle School raised questions during a school board meeting last night.

School officials in Montpelier say there is no asbestos contamination in the ventilation system at the Main Street Middle School.

"The only certainty is death and taxes," Assistant Attorney General Jefferey Schinnerer told a jury in his opening statement in Vermont District Court in Barre on Tuesday.

The town's centralized elementary school passed a crucial test late last week, answering lingering questions concerning possible asbestos contamination associated with a summer renovation project.

A 52-year-old Williston man is scheduled to stand trial today on charges he did not pay his taxes from 2000 to 2006, following jury selection completed Monday in Vermont District Court in Barre.

Pediatricians, nurse practitioners and nursing staff of two medical group practices took a morning off from seeing patients this week.

The man who allegedly threw a pie in Gov. Douglas' face during a parade last month was arraigned Thursday for disorderly conduct, and a number of supporters attended, singing outside the courthouse before the ...

"Hallowell for Randy," 2008 acrylic collage by Jane Pincus of Roxbury. Photo: Stefan Hard/Times Argus Studio Place Arts Three simultaneous shows - a group exhibit "Gates & Passages," a solo show of works by ...

A daughter, Sydnee Marie Chamberlin, was born July 22, 2008, to Christopher and Amy Chamberlin of Northfield.

A son, Graham Dow Turner, was born July 23, 2008, to Win Turner and Laura Bozarth of Montpelier.