Williamstown News

A driver who was trying to change the radio station caused a head-on crash in Williamstown that sent a passenger to the hospital, according to the Vermont State Police.

The Vermont State Police are investigating a burglary at a home in Williamstown in which two drawers of jewelry were emptied and a total of about $5,000 in property was taken.

This is the first of two monthly columns on monument retailers by the Vermont Granite Museum.

Vermont Motorsports Magazine "Driver of the Year" Voting to Begin Monday Voting for the first-ever Vermont Motorsports Magazine "Driver of the Year" awards opens on Monday, November 2. The awards have been created to recognize the efforts of stock car drivers in and around the Green Mountain State, and selections will be made by fan votes from a ...

Laura Hernandez, 54, of Williamstown was sentenced Tuesday to three to 15 years in prison by Vermont District Judge Brian Grearson, according to the Attorney General's Office.

Simmering concern over a registered sex offender who recently moved into a rental property across the street from a local ball field has some residents and town officials wondering what if anything they can do about it.

WILLIAMSTOWN -- Vermont State Police arrested Kevin Joyal of Williamstown for being three times over the legal limit Saturday morning.

Cole Christine has a passion for shooting videos that began when he 15. At that age, Christine and his 12-year-old sister filmed home videos with an inexpensive point-and-shoot still camera that had a video setting.

Euclid Rock, or "Goodie" to those who knew the life long South Barre man who died on Aug.

Graniteville's John Donahue won the 47th Annual Chittenden Milk Bowl at Thunder Road International Speedbowl on Sunday, October 4. Donahue's fifth place finish in the third segment was enough to edge out Brent Dragon by just four points.

An East Barre neighborhood spat run afoul over chicken noise and smells has pecked its way to the top of the media hen house, with national talk shows and print media crowing with glee over its quirkiness.

Abraham Lincoln got it wrong when it comes to an all-but-forgotten son of Gerald Hinckley's adopted home town, and Hinckley doesn't mind saying so out loud.

Congratulations to the Vermont Peace Academy, located in central Vermont, which will be sending a group of students to the student observance of the UN International Day of Peace.

As a professor of medicine, Ben Littenberg spent years studying the quality of health care in a conventional academic way - doing research and publishing the results.

Yesterday was Grandparents day, a chance for kids to honor the elder members of the family.

She's tiny, but apparently she's tough. We're talking about Leslie, the 4 3/4-pound Yorkshire Terrier who went missing after a car crash in Williamstown on the morning of Sept.

A divided selectboard united for the first time since four of its members asked the fifth to resign amid accusations of harassment and micromanagement last month.

Thalia Rossiter of North Adams plays song and clapping games with children in San Andres, Guatemala, and Dan Packer of Williamstown teaches origami in Caye Caulker, Belize, on a volunteer trip to encourage reading.

The state of Vermont just lost a workers' compensation case and will have to pay a state employee half a million dollars.

Selectboard members agreed this week to pay an $8,500 premium to buy a new fire truck from a business located in neighboring Williamstown.