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First responders, including former trooper, save woman at Waterbury golf course
WATERBURY — A routine game of golf took a life-threatening turn at the Blush Hill Country Club on July 3, but quick action by bystanders and first responders saved a 68-year-old woman’s life. Sue Flynn collapsed and became unresponsive while walking to the first hole. Her companions dialed...
Governor, cabinet officials resume ‘Capital for a Day’ tours, starting in Waterbury
Gov. Phil Scott and top members of his administration revived their pre-pandemic “Capital for a Day” tours this week with visits across Washington County that included several stops in Waterbury. The governor and members of his administration including Liquor and Lottery Commissioner Wendy Knight began their day at...
Water conditions force crews to suspend search for missing swimmer
WARREN, Vt. (WCAX) - Another drowning in a Vermont river-- the second in a week. Crews temporarily suspended the search for a missing swimmer at Warren Falls on Monday, pointing to the rain and the fast-moving water in the Mad River there. Police say Tuan Baldino, 35, of New Jersey...
Wainwright Mill Dam removal to begin this week in Salisbury
Vermont Business Magazine Removal of the derelict Wainwright Mill Dam (also known as Halnon Pond Dam) on Tributary #10 in Salisbury, VT (south side of Lake Dunmore Road) will begin this week. The dam is in poor condition and no longer functional for its original purposes of powering a sawmill (constructed in 1805) and later as an ice pond. The concrete structure is approximately 56 feet long, 7 feet tall, and 2 feet wide.
Man arrested for DUI after Cambridge crash
CAMBRIDGE — A single-vehicle crash early morning on Aug. 8 led to the arrest of a Johnson man on suspicion of driving under the influence. At approximately 5:33 a.m., troopers from the Williston Barracks responded to a report of a crash near the intersection of Lower Pleasant Valley Road and Upper Pleasant Valley Road.
Mt. Ascutney Hospital nurses and assistants receive awards
WINDSOR, Vt. – Three nurses, two licensed nursing assistants (LNA), and one licensed practical nurse (LPN) at Mt. Ascutney Hospital and Health Center (MAHHC), a member of Dartmouth Health, were recently recognized for providing extraordinary patient care with DAISY Awards by the DAISY Foundation, an international organization founded to celebrate nurses. The hospital also awarded some of these outstanding nurses with a PETALS Award, which stands for “Professional Extraordinaires That Always Lend Support.”
Okemo Valley TV recognizes volunteers
LUDLOW, Vt. – Okemo Valley TV has recognized volunteers, including board members and community producers, who have made important contributions to the nonprofit community media organization. At its Annual Meeting on June 27, two outgoing board members were recognized for their longevity of service. First, George Thomson, who served...
2 families sue New Hampshire hospital following patient deaths
Two families have filed separate lawsuits against Manchester, N.H.-based Catholic Medical Center after their family members allegedly died during heart surgery, according to an Aug. 8 report from The New Hampshire Union Leader. The suit alleges that the hospital failed to properly discipline cardiovascular surgeon Yvon Baribeau, MD, for "reckless...
Man shot and killed in Stowe Township, prompting SWAT response
STOWE TOWNSHIP, Pa. (KDKA) -- A man was shot and killed in Stowe Township on Monday afternoon, prompting a SWAT response as police searched for a suspect. When police got to the scene on Pleasant Ridge Drive, they were told that the suspect may have gone into a nearby home. SWAT was called and negotiators could be heard over a loudspeaker trying to get someone to come outside. But when officers went in, the home was empty. No information was provided by law enforcement on the suspect. The victim was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. His identity hasn't been released. Police said their preliminary investigation shows that there was an argument outside, which led to the shooting. Allegheny County Police Lt. Venerando Costa said it "seems to be a targeted situation." Officials originally said there was a threat, but it's over now. "I was scared," neighbor Amir Gray said."It was tense," neighbor Juanita Thomas said.Thomas said this is not the first time there has been violence in the neighborhood. Police are continuing to investigate. Anyone with information is asked to call the Allegheny County police tipline at 1-833-ALL-TIPS.
Meet Milton's new public safety director Kyle Brouillette
Kyle Brouillette, an experienced law enforcement officer and military veteran, has been appointed as the Town of Milton’s new public safety director, bringing a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to community safety to his role. Brouillette, who oversees Milton's police, fire and rescue departments, aims to maintain...
Dmitry's Feast of the Peaks and Music Festival returns Aug. 31
LAKE PLACID | Dmitry’s Feast of the Peaks and Music Festival is scheduled to return to Lake Placid on Saturday, Aug. 31. Activities are planned from 10:30 a.m. till 6:30 p.m. The festival is presented by Coakley Home and Hardware. The one-day event — which formerly spanned three days...
Altona man arrested for felony assault
ALTONA | An Altona man was arrested Aug. 10 after he allegedly threw rocks and a bat at someone driving an ATV. New York State Police said the incident happened at about 10:45 a.m. on Miner Farm Road. An investigation determined James A. Jubert, 37, was unhappy about the victim...
Shelburne cemetery commissioner accosts grieving family
Mattew Gervia said cemetery commission chair Stuart Morrow invasively and aggressively confronted his family over burial costs as they stood over their mother’s burial site. Read the story on VTDigger here: Shelburne cemetery commissioner accosts grieving family.
Hundreds in Addison County lose power due to high winds from Tropical Storm Debby
ADDISON COUNTY — High winds on Friday afternoon and evening toppled trees and knocked down powerlines throughout the Green Mountain State, resulting in more than 50,000 Vermonters losing power. In Addison County at least 500 people in Middlebury were without power on Friday evening, with many more in other...
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