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According to police, more than three ounces of marijuana was found and Paula Lavender, 40, and Wayne Griffis, 49, both of Brattleboro, were arrested and charged with possession of marijuana.
Police allege DUI after truck crash
A Stratton teenager was hospitalized and will face charges after crashing his truck while allegedly driving drunk Sunday morning.
Windham County is leading the pack this year in wild animals testing positive for rabies.
On July 20, there was a gubernatorial candidates forum in Waitsfield and the public was invited.
Fair Day marks another successful year
Each year, Jane Howard makes the trek up from Massachusetts to Townshend the first Saturday in August.
Campers Rescue Women from West River
Two women from Massachusetts are safe after they were thrown from their water tubes.
Two women rescued while tubing in Townshend
TOWNSHEND -- Two women from Massachusetts who became separated from their group while tubing on the West River on Sunday were rescued by campers, said Vermont State Police.
Great news for Richard Davis, whose Reformer column of July 23 included a list of complaints and wishes regarding the process of voter registration and what he perceived as various roadblocks preventing ...
Wood initiative lands $100,000 boost
An initiative that would turn drop wood into jobs for the poor and affordable fuel received a $100,000 helping hand from the state Thursday.
Wood initiative lands $100,000 boost
An initiative that would turn drop wood into jobs for the poor and affordable fuel received a $100,000 helping hand from the state Thursday.
For more than three decades, John Kondos has been active in the solar energy industry.
In Brattleboro , June 26, 2008, a daughter, Lily Madison Litchfield, to Shaunna Little and Nick Litchfield of Townshend; granddaughter to Bob Litchfield of Newfane and the late Janice Litchfield, Steve and Dee ...
Helen and Scott Nearing gave birth to the back to the land movement when, in 1932, they moved from a New York City apartment to a rugged and rocky farm in the mountains between Jamaica and Stratton.
History on display at Brooks library
It is the first known "documented use of the word Vermont," according to University of Vermont romance language and Canadian studies professor Joseph-Andre Senecal, and it is on display at the Brooks Memorial ...
Police jail suspect after melee
A 42-year-old Newfane man, still on federal probation from a 2004 incident in Newfane in which he pulled a gun on two Vermont State Police troopers Easter morning, pleaded innocent Monday to five new charges ...
President Calvin Coolidge had a deep commitment to international affairs and an even deeper commitment to world peace, former U.S. Ambassador to Croatia Peter Galbraith told a gathering of about 500 people here ...
Townshend man sentenced for '04, '05 crimes
A Townshend man was sentenced to five to six years, all suspended except for two months without credit for time served, for a number of charges stemming from incidents in 2004 and 2005.
The newly formed Townshend Commons Farmers' Market will celebrate what organizers call a "strong start" with a grand opening celebration Thursday.
Local doctor co-authors acupuncture study
As the study and public use of acupuncture continues to increase, a local doctor wanted to separate the effectiveness of "true" methods compared to false interventions.
City full of HOPE: Nonprofit group coordinates neighborhood cleanup
Youth workers from YouthWorks, an organization that provides weeklong Christian missions for young people, stand beside a pickup load of garbage the teenagers picked up from about a dozen streets in the ...