Yesterday | Environmental News Network
The Climate Scoreboard: A New, Easily Accessible Tool for...
The Climate Scoreboard: A New, Easily Accessible Tool for Understanding and Tracking the Global Climate Change Negotiations A new online resource reports the long-term climate implications of proposals to the United Nations negotiations in Copenhagen.
Vt Traffic Stop Leads To Hallucinogenic Mushrooms
Required fields are marked with an asterisk The information you provide will be used only to send the requested e-mail and will not be used to send any other e-mail communications.
Court approves cemetery removal
An Environmental Court ruling has paved the way for a Springfield man to relocate a historic cemetery.
NH man who struck deer hit by 2 cars
New Hampshire state police say a man who hit a large deer with his vehicle on a highway tried to warn oncoming traffic about the crash before he was struck by two cars and seriously injured.
Vermont seasons (weather) play starring role in movies
Anyone whose holiday gift list includes DVDs with a focus on the Green Mountain State might want to know that, right from the start, filmmakers working in Vermont were always likely to encounter climate issues.
Vt. Buzz on evaluating the big gubernatorial field
OK, so now that there are five Democratic candidates running for governor, how is each going to distinguish him or herself from the others? Not easily.
District poised to begin $4.3 million expansion
November 09, 2009, 7:08 AM / With contractors in place, the Royalton-Hartland School District is looking to begin construction on a $4.3 million expansion within the next three weeks.
Former Democratic State Sen. Matt Dunne announces run for governor
The field of candidates hoping to become Vermont's next governor is getting bigger.
Vietnam vet Mike Heaney to share his war experiences
A light kind of emptiness. That's how veteran Mike Heaney of Hartland, Vt., described his feelings upon returning to Vietnam 42 years after losing several men in his platoon during a 1966 ambush.
Dunne launches campaign for governor
Former State Sen. Matt Dunne announced Tuesday morning that he would run for Vermont governor next year, joining an already crowd mix of Democrats seeking to replace the retiring Gov.
Two deny guilt in firearms burglary
An Upper Valley couple denied charges of burglarizing a Hartford household and stealing $3,000 in firearms.
Former Vt. State Senator Dunne Considers Gubernatorial Run
Vermont's 2010 gubernatorial race has another possible candidate. Former Democratic State Sen.
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.
Sustainability Institute Announces New Leadership and Launches Global ...
HARTLAND VT, USA The Sustainability Institute, founded in 1996 by the late Donella Meadows, announced this week the appointment of Bastiaan "Bas" de Leeuw as their new executive director.
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.
Accused arsonist pleads no contest, gets 46 months
An accused arsonist who claimed multiple personality disorder after being charged in a pair of 2006 fires was ordered to serve almost four years in prison.
A Victory for a Vt. Farm Family
Gordon Richardson's grandparents bought a 450-acre parcel in Hartland back in 1905.
Vermont Dairy Farm of the Year
A fifth-generation farm has been named Vermont Dairy Farm of the Year. The Richardson family has a 450-acre operation on a hillside in Hartland.
Accused Vermont arsonist pleads no contest, gets 46 months
An accused arsonist who claimed multiple personality disorder after being charged in a pair of 2006 fires was ordered to serve almost four years in prison.