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James Davison, 49, of Cabot was being held for lack of $10,000 bail Saturday following his arrest for allegedly sexually assaulting a juvenile male over the past four years.
A 143-acre farm-preservation effort in South Burlington has edged closer to closing costs, thanks to a fundraising campaign by a small, local grassroots group.
Harvest soup celebration in South Burlington
Carrots, tomatoes and peppers were just a few of the items students chose to bring in for the annual soup harvest celebration at The Children's School in South Burlington on Nov.
Pilot pleads guilty to false crash report
South Burlington flight instructor Nicholas Carl Santo pleaded guilty Monday night to falsely notifying a control tower that his plane had crashed.
Ten military veterans talked to kids at the Tuttle Middle School in South Burlington.
Vermont Air Guard to train at night
The Vermont Air National Guard is planning to train at night this week. The night flying exercises will take place Tuesday through Friday.
Two Vt. Waldenbooks Stores Slated to Close
Two Waldenbooks stores in Vermont are expected to close in January. Borders Group, which owns Waldenbooks, plans to close two-thirds of its stores in a continued effort to turn a profit.
South Burlington Students Honor Veterans
Communities all over the country are pausing to honor the nation's veterans. The South Burlington High School chorus opened one of the ceremonies Wednesday morning.
Witnesses sought in South Burlington break-in
South Burlington police received a call shortly before 8 a.m. Tuesday from a motorist who saw a man in a black ski mask and a gray hoodie walking away from the broken front door of the Orchid Chinese Restaurant.
Seventh-grader Neerja Patel , 12, operates a camera Monday as her classmates interview military veterans at Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School during a recorded news broadcast for the school's South Burlington Network News.
Pedestrian safety ranks high in Greater Burlington
SOUTH BURLINGTON - Crossing the street in Greater Burlington? The odds are high you'll make it to the other side, according to a national transportation study released Monday.
Burlington Police Deploy Public Message System 11min
Police in Burlington have started offering the public a new way to get updates on traffic problems and crime alerts, and other Chittenden County agencies are considering a similar move.
Iraq veteran accused of sex assault
A 27-year-old Iraq war veteran was arrested early Friday after he walked into the South Burlington Police Department and told officers he had just sexually assaulted a woman, Chittenden County's top prosecutor said.
A convicted sex offender from Mexico who was charged in connection with an alleged rape at a hotel in South Burlington has been sentenced for illegally entering the United States -- for at least the fifth time.
Blodgett plans to stay put in Burlington
As one major Burlington employer plots its move out of the city, its neighbor on Lakeside Avenue is staying put - for now.
Nude rec-path walker faces charges
SOUTH BURLINGTON - A man found running wearing no pants on a South Burlington bike path Saturday afternoon will face a Prohibited Act charge tomorrow in Chittenden District Court, police say.
Arrest in Richmond Home Burglary
Vermont State Police say they've made an arrest in connection with a home burglary in Richmond.
Man Charged With Bringing Gun to SBHS
An arrest in a school weapons incident in South Burlington. Police say 28-year-old Prince Crawford entered the high school two Sundays ago carrying a gun.
Guard begins journey to Afghanistan
The first contingent of soldiers bound for Afghanistan is on its way. GLENN RUSSELL, Free Press First Lieutenant Daniel Dykeman of Georgia embraces his wife Amanda and son Saveren, 18 months, before a farewell ceremony for a contingent of Vermont Army National Guard soldiers headed to Afghanistan in advance of the larger deployment held at the Army ...
Gun Scare Prompts School Evacuation
South Burlington High School was evacuated Sunday after a man was seen walking the school's hallways with a gun.