Stories
Guest Viewpoint: Sales tax on bottled water is a bad move for Vermont
The International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) urges Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin to continue his opposition to the sales taxes included in the budget proposals recently approved by both the Vermont Senate and House of Representatives.
Local students present math papers
From fractals to the Archimedean screw, from nanostructures to quintic equations, Saint Michael's College students presented mathematics research across a range of topics.
Grand larceny in New Haven
Vermont State Police troopers are currently investigating a grand larceny that took place at a hiking access on Mountain Road in Addison.
Panton camp vandalized
Vermont State Police troopers are investigating a vandalism that took place at the seasonal camp of Larry J. Zenie on Turkey Lane in Panton.
East Wallingford: They're still cleaning up after Irene
Twenty-one volunteers from Grace Church, Spring Lake Ranch, the Department of Corrections Probation and Parole, Dismas House, and the community gave a total of 79 hours last week, cleaning up debris left by Tropical Storm Irene in East Wallingford.
Town OKs Cabot wastewater discharge
Agri-Mark-Cabot’s request for increased wastewater discharge to Middlebury’s Wastewater Treatment Facility was approved by the Middlebury Select Board.
Lake Monsters: Say goodbye to concrete bleacher seating
As the Vermont Lake Monsters get ready to embark on their 20th anniversary season of baseball in the New York-Penn League, permanent seating in both the first and third base seating areas are being added to enhance the fan experience at the ballpark for the 2013 season, according to Monsters spokesman Paul Stanfield.
