Vermont Artist Says He’ll Fight Trademark Lawsuit November 29, 2011 By WILSON RING A folk artist expanding his home business built around the words “eat more kale” says he’s ready to fight root-to-feather...
Parts of East Coast States Designated Disaster Areas November 16, 2011 Farms in parts of New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine are eligible for low-interest loans to cover losses from flooding, hail...
Vermont Family Sues School District Over 2007 Accident November 9, 2011 The family of a former elementary school student in Bennington, Vt., has sued the school district over a 2007 accident...
Police to Pay Vermont Man $7,000 Over Taser Complaint November 7, 2011 The Vermont State Police have paid $7,000 to settle a complaint about the use of a Taser on an uncooperative...
Vermont to Update Irene Damage Estimates November 1, 2011 Vermont officials are expected to update damage estimates from Tropical Storm Irene. Gov. Peter Shumlin and administration officials will hold...
Initial Cleanup of Vermont Office Complex Completed October 26, 2011 By WILSON RING The initial cleanup and stabilization of Vermont’s state office complex in Waterbury that was damaged by Tropical Storm Irene will...
Vermont Officials Dispute Heavy Truck Study’s Findings October 25, 2011 By DAVE GRAM Vermont officials are disputing the findings of a federally sponsored study showing that fatal accidents involving big trucks tripled when...
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Stealing Two Vermont Tour Buses October 13, 2011 A Michigan man has pleaded not guilty to federal charges he agreed to buy two tour buses from a Vermont...
Hundreds of Mobile Homes in Vermont Hit by Heavy Floods October 4, 2011 By LISA RATHKE Thirteen mobile home parks in Vermont were flooded when the remnants of Hurricane Irene turned streams and rivers into raging...
Hurricane Irene Cost to Vermont Could Top $1 Billion September 23, 2011 Vermont’s governor said Tropical Storm Irene could cost the tiny state more than $1 billion. Gov. Peter Shumlin said that...