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Fire destroyed an Eden home Tuesday afternoon. The blaze, at the 5236 Route 100 property owned by Kristopher Riskin, was reported to emergency crews at about 2 p.m. Firefighters responded from the Eden-North Hyde Park department, along with crews from Cambridge, Hyde Park, Johnson and Lowell departments, according to a news release.
Hyde Park mailboxes vandalized
About 12 mailboxes were found vandalized around 3:30 a.m. Sunday by Lamoille County law enforcement officials, according to the county's sheriff's department.
Eden man cited in fatal Johnson crash
HYDE PARK -- An Eden man at the wheel of a pickup in a fatal collision has been charged with gross negligent operation with death resulting.
Prison, penalties for Lamoille County pot grower
A Lamoille County man is going to jail for running a sophisticated marijuana growing operation.
Campground owner gets 3 months for growing pot
The owner of a Hyde Park campground is going to prison for growing pot and laundering money.
Vermont man gets 35 to life in slaying
HYDE PARK - Almost 10 years after gunning down a neighbor, a Vermont man was sentenced Friday to 35 years to life in prison after swearing at the judge.
Wolcott man to be sentenced in shooting of neighbor
HYDE PARK, Vt. - A Wolcott man convicted last year of shooting and killing a neighbor nearly 10 years ago is up for sentencing.
After nearly 24 years of providing adult day care services to area seniors, Out & About will be closing its doors at the end of next week.
Final Vermont Guard troops depart
Vermont National Guard soldier Leigh Higbee, 18, of Vergennes hugs her grandmother, Julie Hill of Hyde Park, before Sunday's deployment ceremony in Burlington as the final 500 guard members deploy for Afghanistan on January 10, 2010.
Erica May Dodge, daughter of Eric Dodge of Morrisville and Candace Myott of Wakefield, N.H., and Eric Robert Bornemann, son of John and Collette Bornemann of Hyde Park, were united in marriage Sept.
A former police chief in Lamoille County has died. Lawrence "Bud" LaClair passed away on Christmas.
Career Center students take cooking second
A group of students from Windham Regional Career Center placed second in New England Culinary Institute's Vermont Culinary Classic competition.
The Essex police officer acquitted Tuesday of a charge of cruelty to animals has returned to patrol.
Tech School Wins Annual Cook-Off 13min
The results are in, hot from the oven: Green Mountain Technical and Career Center , of Hyde Park, has captured top honors in an annual cooking contest in Vermont's capital, for the second year in a row.
Essex officer acquitted in animal cruelty trial
HYDE PARK After deliberating for about six hours Tuesday, a jury found an Essex police officer not guilty of cruelty to animals for fatally shooting his neighbors dog in April.
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.
Vermont Bus Theft Video Posted on YouTube
Last week Channel 3 News told you about a man who allegedly stole a tour bus from Lamoille Valley Transportation in Morrisville.
Man posts bus theft on YouTube
The bus theft didn't work out. Maybe the film career will. A 38-year-old Morrisville man, who was arrested last week for allegedly stealing a $500,000 coach bus, appears to have filmed the escapade and posted a 4-minute, 40-second video on the Internet.
Getting global, one student at a time
When Beth and Mark Peloquin of St. Albans hosted Jinsu Kim of South Korea through The World Heritage High School Student Exchange Program, they were quick to learn that in Korea, kimchi gets its own refrigerator.

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