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Quechee woman, with one more errand to run, died as friend waited
Lyndsy Jelly told her girlfriend not to bother with the shopping trip on Tuesday evening, but Dyann Dundulis had made up her mind.
A Quechee woman returning from a Rhode Island holiday was within sight of her condo Tuesday afternoon when her car slid off the road into the woods and rolled onto its side.
Slippery conditions and speed may have led to a deadly crash in Quechee. Investigators say Dyann Dundulis, 44, of Quechee crossed the center line on Lyman Batchelder Road just before 7 p.m. Tuesday night, flipped over and hit a tree.
Good Samaritan stabbed on I-91
Police say a Good Samaritan who stopped at what he thought was a car accident ended up getting stabbed in the hand by a man who had just rammed into his wife's car.
Quechee man facing charges after crash, assault
HARTFORD -- Alexey Mamaev, 22, of Quechee is facing charges related to a car crash and alleged assaults Wednesday in Hartford, police announced Friday.
Man accused of stabbing good Samaritan
A Good Samaritan who stopped to help at what he thought was a two-car accident ended up getting stabbed in the hand late Wednesday night by an irate driver who'd allegedly just rammed his own car into his wife's car on the Exit 12 off-ramp of Interstate 91, according to police.
Piermont woman dies in I-91 crash
A Piermont woman who worked at a Quechee spa died Tuesday when her car skidded off Interstate 91 and slammed into a clump of trees, Vermont State Police said.
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Quechee man sentenced after marijuana bust
A 41-year-old Quechee man pleaded guilty Monday to charges of possession of four pounds of marijuana and was sentenced to 60 days in jail.
Vermont couple's specialties converge through decor, drink
SHELBURNE -- Guess what kind of people are "dragged" into Arabesque, a homeware/wear shop on U.S. 7 in Shelburne? Hint: It's the same type who shops on Christmas Eve.
Letters: Modern bridge engineers need to study Romans
The crumbling piers of the Crown Point bridge raise a disturbing question: What kind of cruddy engineering leads to the failure of a bridge in just 80 years? In Italy, France and Spain there still exist many bridges built by Roman engineers, 20 or more centuries ago - and quite a few still carry today's traffic, much heavier than the Roman traffic.
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Court rules against mall in security camera case
The Vermont Supreme Court has reversed a ruling that cleared owners of an antique mall of fraud and misrepresentation allegations related to a lack of security camera protection in a 2005 burglary during which coins and jewelry were stolen from two leased booths.
Several cookbooks with Vermont ties have been recently published, just in time for the long, chilly days of winter - when the idea of passing a few hours hovering in a warm kitchen is a pleasing prospect, and eating what's in the pot is an even better one.
'Nancy has earned the respect and admiration of people at all levels of our organization,' Tarr said.
Southern Vermont artisans join Weston Craft Show
Celebrating Vermont Craftsmanship the Weston Craft Show will present 10 new Vermont artisans at the 26th annual show in the Weston Playhouse on Oct.
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A meteorological testing tower to be erected on Susie's Peak will face continued opposition from the town of Clarendon.
Montpelier author, chef finds peace in baking
Gesine Bullock-Prado left her career as a movie executive for sweeter stuff - to open a bakery in Montpelier.
Mount Holly man wins state forest sugar license
A local sugarmaker will soon expand his operation into the state forest. The Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation announced it has awarded licenses to sugarmakers in Mount Holly, Groton and Stowe.