Waterbury Center News

Anson Tebbetts asked me to put together my four favorite stories, there are a lot of stories over 40 years, but recently I have not done very many.

When the crisp autumn air hits thousands of leaf peepers hit New England. October seems to be the perfect month to do some leaf peeping through New England's small towns especially the back roads and out of the way places.

Chef Michael Kloeti is prepping for dinner and for food to leave this kitchen it has to meet a high standard.

Circus Smirkus is in town. "Hey," shouts one juggler at the end of a rehearsal. The group is getting ready for the show.

An occupational hazard of reporting is that you can become so immersed in a subject, it washes over into your life away from the office.

Kate Wanner has never presented her art in public. Until now. The bicycling enthusiast from Waterbury Center is showing her "Cathedral of Cycling" as one of the 19 Sculptcylces on display throughout downtown.

A Waterbury Center man pleaded innocent to lewd and lascivious conduct Thursday for allegedly touching a 15-year-old boy in the groin area.

Each year seniors at the small Vermont Commons School in South Burlington work on a project that will be presented to their peers at the end of the year.

WATERBURY CENTER -- Tony and Connie Longe of Duxbury celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in February with a 50s-themed party at Hunger Mountain Christian Assembly.

A Waterbury Center man was transported to the hospital with minor injuries and cited for driving under the influence of alcohol after a one-car crash early last Sunday morning, according to police.