Wilmington News

The Old Bank Lot Park at the intersection of Routes 9 and 100 in Wilmington recently received recognition from the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation.

As a way to say thank-you to customers, Cabot Creamery had members of the dairy cooperative host an "open barn" on Sunday.

A Texas man who had disappeared from the Green Mountain State while on probation for a Vermont grand larceny case 22 years ago was back in court Monday.

A Vermont woman who stole money from the government for over two decades will not go to prison.

A Readsboro man pleaded not guilty Tuesday to stealing a dirt bike from a residence in Wilmington.

The new pastor of the Pownal Community Church brings a background in town government, law enforcement and faith-based counseling to the small congregation.

An East Dover man who says he fell asleep behind the wheel before crashing his car on Route 9 early Saturday morning is facing criminal charges for leaving the scene before police arrived.

Adams Farm in located in Wilmington, Vermont, and has been a working farm since 1865.

Across the nation, nonprofit organizations that depend on donations are struggling to stay afloat, thanks to a marked decrease in charitable giving attributed to the global economic downturn.

A Windham County man will learn his fate today for gunning down another man during an argument.

A Jacksonville woman found guilty by a Windham District Court jury of grand larceny in March was sentenced to two to three years in prison on Friday.

The 26th Annual Weston Craft Show will take place Columbus Day Weekend, October 9, 10, and 11 with crafts from 11 local artisans and 35 other Vermont craftspeople.

A physician is going to challenge incumbent U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy in next year's Democratic primary.

The First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, will host its annual North County Gospel Festival on Friday at 7 p.m., at the church, 134 Main St.

Under pressure from two of the state's most active health care advocate groups, six Windham County lawmakers vowed to push for a universal health care bill when they return to Montpelier next January.

A landmark Vermont family farm - known as the Adams Family Farm - is closing on Halloween, Oct.

Each year, roughly 3,000 people die as a result of home fires and burns, and more than 200,000 individuals are seen in the nation's emergency rooms for burn injuries.

A family farm in Wilmington, Vt., is closing for good on Oct. 31, saying it can no longer afford to stay in business.

The Adams Farm, a family run business that has existed in the Deerfield Valley for five generations, is closing its doors for good at the end of October.

This summer's rainy weather and the down economy were just too much for one Vermont attraction.