Stories
Driver nabbed for marijuana possession
On Nov. 21, the Vermont State Police observed a vehicle traveling at an excessive rate of speed, headed eastbound on U.S. Route 4 in Killington.
Police arrest Brandon man in ‘fondling’ case
On Nov. 20, the Vermont State Police Special Investigation Unit in Rutland arrested Joseph M. Johnson of Brandon, for lewd and lascivious conduct with a Leicester girl.
Event to bring Vt. country stars together
Make-A-Wish Country Music Fundraiser, Dec. 8
Jackie Rivers had an idea after volunteering at a Make-A-Wish event in Burlington earlier this year.
Film examines mysterious Mt. Equinox monks
The first public screening of “And They Kept Silence, a religious documentary about the monks of the Charterhouse of the Transfiguration on Mount Equinox, located in Manchester, will be held Friday, Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. at Tuttle Hall at College of St. Joseph in Rutland.
Federal law enforcement agencies make gains via Leahy bill
Report says warrantless e-mail searches would be approved
Proposed legislation once touted by Vermont U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy (D) as providing strong e-mail privacy protection for everyday citizens has been rewritten behind-the-scenes, according to a report published by CNET Nov. 20. CNET is a technology website that publishes news about technology and consumer electronics.
Republicans have a problem
The election is behind us all, but the conservative Republican bubble machine is still in high gear.
Middlebury board approves engineer to study gym building
The Middlebury Select Board held its second public hearing on the proposed Town Plan and will review input received at the hearing at its next meeting on Nov. 27.
