Essex Junction News

The Cut & Paste exhibit and World's Largest Collage are on display at S.P.A.C.E. and Backspace... In the book of your life, this week will begin Chapter One.

Spring Lake Ranch Therapeutic Community in Cuttingsville and Rutland has hired Ed Oechslie as its new executive director.

Today Pasta Buffet Dinner, 5-8 p.m., Christian Reformed Church, Church Street, Vergennes.

Vermont officials are hailing a new savings plan the U.S. Postal Service announced Thursday that will keep open the mail processing facility in White River Junction.

If you are looking for work in Vermont's travel and tourism industry, you might want to learn a lot... David P. Hughes, 50, Essex Junction, charged with DUI, first offense, in Essex on Dec.

The Williston Selectboard addressed both the town's water and sewer needs at its May 7 meeting, although the water talks took place in executive session.

Kids at the Summit Street School in Essex Junction are trading in some time in the classroom for some time on their bikes.

A Benson man remains hospitalized after being hit by a car on Monday. 64 year old Matthew Currie was riding his bike on Route 30 in Hubbardton when he was hit by 75-year-old Rose Harvey of Orwell.

Deb McCanna, facilities industrial designer at IBM, stands Tuesday in an unused parking lot that will become part of the proposed 60 acre development project at the Essex Junction campus.

Tyler Scott, majority owner and managing partner of Scott + Partners Inc. in Essex Junction, moved to Vermont from Montana in 1984 and incorporated his architecture firm in 1993.

Passengers in Essex Junction will board historic passenger cars provided by the Vermont Rail System and pulled by locomotives from the New England Central Railroad.

St. James Episcopal Church in Essex Junction will host a silent auction from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday.

Sen. Richard Sears , D-Bennington, looks up during debate over a bill giving law enforcement officials limited access to state prescription drug data.

Thousands of Big Blue employees, including some at the plant in Essex Junction, received emails Tuesday offering them a way to transition to retirement by agreeing to work 60 percent of their hours for 70 percent of their pay.

Both the Vt. House and Senate passed bills this that would make it illegal for people younger than 18 from using commercial tanning beds.

Fire crews were called to Luminescent Systems around 7 a.m. Wednesday. Officials from the company, which makes lighting for airplanes, reported that a 55-gallon drum was expanding beyond its normal capacity.