Valley News
VT Gov. Scott administration pushes through wetlands changes, despite lawmakers’ objections
The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources is moving forward with rule changes that reduce wetland buffer zones to 25 feet in villages and downtowns, following a deal with environmental groups despite…
Read the original at Valley NewsMore audio from Valley News
-
7mWoman charged in Claremont kidnapping claims she was coerced
Kayla Kosowski pleaded not guilty to two felony charges of aiding in kidnapping and unlawful restraint related to an interstate abduction case involving Julie Dexter.
-
10mDemocratic sheriff candidate Joshua Lake placed on leave after Brady-Giglio letter
Democratic candidate for Windsor County Sheriff Joshua Lake was placed on administrative leave by the Bellows Falls Police Department after state prosecutors issued a Brady-Giglio letter alleging he exaggerated claims of a crime allegedly committed by his wife.
-
4mTelescope and history museum set for Saturday ribbon-cutting
The Springfield Art and Historical Society and the Springfield Telescope Makers are scheduled to hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony this Saturday for their new joint museum located in the Fellows Gear Shaper Building.
-
3mDartmouth joins Harvard lawsuit against Trump administration's grant freeze
Dartmouth College joined 35 other colleges and universities in signing an amicus brief supporting Harvard University's lawsuit against the Trump administration over frozen federal research grants.
-
3mNewport grad William Cross earns top honors at Washington County Community College
Newport High School alumnus William Cross concluded his college basketball career at Washington County Community College by receiving the Coaches Award of Excellence and the Golden Eagle Award.