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Nobel laureate Victor Ambros grew up on a family farm in Hartland.VTDigger4 hours ago
Largest ski resort in New England announces closure of sale to local group, $30M in improvementsBoston 25 News WFXT2 days ago
Man charged with killing father, seriously hurting mother in northern Vermontnbcboston.com1 day ago
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Wrong rules were used in Vermont high school football game
The officiating crew in Friday night's dramatic high school football showdown between Essex and Rutland did not apply the correct rules when the game reached a third overtime, the northern commissioner of the Vermont Football Officials Association confirmed Monday afternoon to the Burlington Free Press. After a 14-all regulation, officials explained the OT rules to both Rutland and Essex coaches. One of the referees said if the game was extended to a third extra period, Rutland and...
Five of the Safest Cities in America Are in Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, & Vermont
While people from away, and younger people, may consider mostly rural New England to be 'boring', there are some major benefits to living in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and rural Massachusetts. One of the biggest benefits is how safe these states are. Sure, violent crimes do occasionally happen in rural...
This is the best taco spot in Vermont, according to Yelp. Here's where it is
Where is the best taco spot in Vermont? A new Yelp ranking claims to have the answer. The business review website released its annual ranking of the best taco spots in each state, and a Windsor County favorite was given the crown for Vermont. Mojo Cafe in Ludlow was named the best taco spot in...
Estate of Woodstock shooting victim sues his slayer’s mother
The estate of Dieter Seier is seeking a jury trial to award compensatory and punitive damages, “in addition to all other relief that the court deems just and equitable.” Read the story on VTDigger here: Estate of Woodstock shooting victim sues his slayer’s mother.
Mistrial declared again for sheriff accused of kicking shackled man in the groin
A judge declared a second mistrial Monday in the case of a Vermont sheriff charged with assault for kicking a shackled detainee twice in the groin when he was a captain.Franklin County Sheriff John Grismore went on trial last week for a second time after a jury deadlocked in July and a mistrial was declared. His second trial started a week ago, and the jury deliberated over three days before telling the judge Monday afternoon that it could not reach a unanimous decision. An email was sent to Grismore seeking comment on the mistrial. The county prosecutor did...
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