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Truck window shattered by I-89 thrown object
The passenger side window of a northbound tractor trailer truck on Interstate 89 shattered early Monday when somebody threw a heavy object from the Lafountain Street overpass in Winooski, Vermont State Police in Williston said.
By the steering wheel in a cramped RV, Maria Rinaldi, 34, has a small office set-up.
Winooski police track down church's stolen statue
Robin McCormick visits St. Francis Xavier Parish at least six times a week. She's been part of the congregation at the Winooski church for more than 30 years.
Police: Cyclist at fault in collision with car
A man is recovering at Fletcher Allen after police say he was hit by a car while riding his bike in downtown Burlington Thursday night.
Local clergy urge slowdown on F-35
Sixteen local religious leaders have written to Vermont political leaders urging them to hold a "civil dialogue" with residents about basing the new F-35 warplane at the Burlington Airport.
Winooski program helps homeless vets in Vt.
The color guard from VFW Post 6689 in Essex Junction helped dedicate the flagpole outside the Canal Street Veterans Housing facility in Winooski Thursday morning.
Philetus Teachout decided to go fox hunting out his back door one day in November of 1872.
Give airport neighbors their voice
The Burlington International Airport could better underscore the scope of its economic impact by fully embracing a regional identity.
F-35 will benefit Vermont communities
Ninety-five percent of Burlington International Airport traffic has nothing to do with the Vermont Air National Guard ; the flying of the F-16 represents 5 percent of the airport activity, and the Vermont Air Guard works very carefully to work with the surrounding communities to mitigate noise issues, a tradition for 67 years.
Wasted dollars on a plane we don't need
If the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter comes to Vermont, thousands of families in South Burlington and Winooski could be forced to move, as the noise generated by the plane's engines makes entire neighborhoods unlivable.
Brent Hallenbeck: Jazz fest ends with Poncho Sanchez, Greg Tardy and - Jonathan Richman?
Man, what a way for the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival to end for another year .
BioTek Instruments Announces Establishment Of Japanese Office
BioTek Instruments, Inc., continues their global expansion in the microplate-based technology market with the establishment of BioTek Japan.
Man breaks into South Hero building
A Winooski man was charged with unlawful trespass after police said he broke into a South Hero building Friday.
Salmon fishing in Vermont rivers
If you've fished or driven by the lower Huntington River in Richmond recently, you probably noticed a large, whirling metal funnel at the head of the long pool above the Cochran Road bridge.
After glitch, Vt. gov. signs bill to expand downtown tax districts
Take a drive through Barre this summer and one thing is clear -- a city flat on its back not long ago is now bustling with new construction projects.
Food News: Lost Nation Brewing Teams Up with Joey Nagy to Open a Pub
Less than a month ago, former Trapp Family Lodge brewers Allen Van Anda and Jamie Griffith released the first kegs from their new endeavor, Lost Nation Brewing in Morrisville.
Court case reveals raw, unfettered campaign dysfunction
You don't see this sort of raw, unbridled political infighting every day. Three years after Len Britton made a failed bid for the U.S. Senate against firmly entrenched incumbent Patrick Leahy, Britton's former campaign manager, Jeff Bartley, took the stand in a Woodstock courtroom Monday to accuse him of refusing to pay $30,000 the campaign owed ... (more)
New F-35 Environmental Impact Statement shows noise increase
The Air Force has a released a new environmental impact statement indicating that more people will be effected by noise from the F-35 if the plane is based in Burlington.
Employee for candy vendor charged with embezzling
The thefts were discovered months ago - but police had a hard time finding Edson - because he was homeless.
Woman charged in connection with Winooski school lockdown
It was almost 10:30 a.m. when the announcement was made to lockdown the JFK Middle and High Schools.