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Danby woman faces driving charge
A Danby woman is facing a felony charge after police said she admitted to driving within 24 hours of taking about 10 different medical drugs.
Annual Community Sharing Project returns for more spirited giving
Hand Motors announced recently that the Community Sharing Project's annual time of giving is fast approaching.
Towns want state rules for wind turbines
Legislation regulating the placement of wind turbines around the state ought to be considered by lawmakers during the next legislative session.
Little Village Road in Danby was closed for approximately two hours mid-day Monday after a Dorr Oil Company truck slid off the road, causing fuel to leak from its fuel tank.
A Danby father who allegedly abandoned his daughters after an alcohol-induced crash Saturday remains jailed in Rutland on $5,000 bail.
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
DUI #4, Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Driving while License...
TROOPER: S/T Sawtelle, Sgt. Mozzer, T1/C Duca, Sgt. Stephenson STATION: VSP-Rutland CONTACT#: 773-9101 DATE/TIME: 10/31/2009 0005 hrs VEHICLE #1 OPERATOR: Larry W. Morris AGE: 38 SEAT BELT: No CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Danby, Vermont DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLE: 1997 Subaru Legacy DAMAGE TO VEHICLE: Front end WEATHER: Clear ROAD COND: Dry SUMMARY OF ...
Danby driver cited after crash
A driver crashed his Subaru Legacy into a telephone pole on Danby Hill Road in Danby at about midnight Saturday and fled -- leaving his 6- and 10- year-old daughters in the car, Vermont State Police said.
Drunk Driver Abandons Kids in Car
A Danby man faces numerous charges after he was allegedly driving drunk with two kids in the car.
Danby man arraigned on DUI3 after crash
Danby's James Kent, 25, pleaded innocent to a third drunken driving charge and negligent operation of a motor vehicle during his arraignment in Rutland District Court on Thursday.
Danby creates new energy committee
Finding solutions to local energy issues will be the focus of a newly-appointed committee comprised of town residents.
Pakistani president was airport's secret visitor
The president of Pakistan , accompanied by U.S. Secret Service, arrived at the Rutland Southern Regional Airport Sept.
Pakistani leader's visit a surprise
Some residents of this mountain town were on alert Saturday afternoon as the president of Pakistan and other dignitaries were whisked through by the Secret Service, headed for the private home of resident and investment firm head Nicholas Ihasz, a federal agent and Ihasz confirmed Thursday.
Danby resident faces third DUI accusation
A local man was charged with a third drunken driving offense after police say he struck a parked car on Quarry Hill Road.
Fatal car accident claims Danby youth
A fatal car accident that occurred around 6:30 p.m. Thursday night claimed the life of Joshua Fratus, 15, of Danby, a sophomore at Burr and Burton Academy.
Arlington Garden Club public meeting to feature guest, local Steve Burzon
All area residents are invited to join members of the Arlington Garden Club at a public meeting to be held on Tuesday, Sept.
Liberate bulbs from mass plantings
Gardeners for decades have been planting bulbs in mass beds - at least 50 at a time - to intensify their colors in the otherwise drab surroundings of late winter and early spring.
You can work with flower bulbs year-round
Fall has become a popular second season for planting, particularly for spring-blooming flower bulbs.
Whoever authored the phrase "strength in numbers" must have been a flower bulb grower.
Gardener tosses tulips and other flowers with perennials
Whoever wrote the phrase "strength in numbers" must have been a flower bulb grower.
Liberate bulbs from mass plantings
Whoever authored the phrase “strength in numbers” must have been a flower bulb grower.