Teen sledgehammer rampage over cell phone shutoff
Apr 27His parents took away his cell phone, so a Roxbury teenager went on a rampage with a sledgehammer. »
His parents took away his cell phone, so a Roxbury teenager went on a rampage with a sledgehammer. »
Police have arrested four people following an armed home invasion in Berlin. »
Shoppers in Berlin had quite the surprise today as two vehicles caught on fire in the parking lot of a crowded plaza. »
A project that includes a new activity center and apartments for Montpelier area seniors is nearing completion. »
Lawmakers in Montpelier still have not passed the budget and a laundry list of controversial bills. But the leadership says they'll get it all done in one week. But if it takes longer, Vermonters will be paying. »
A house fire in Roxbury left the homeowner dead and his home destroyed. »
Plans to build a new state hospital in Berlin have hit a speed bump. »
A Berlin neighborhood has become a local dumping ground. Mobile home residents in Berlin say spring flooding demolished their homes and almost one year later it has yet to be cleaned up. »
Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin says he was chased and nearly caught by four bears that were raiding the bird feeders in the back yard of his rented Montpelier home. »
Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin says he was chased and nearly caught by four bears that were raiding the bird feeders in the back yard of his rented Montpelier home. »
After years of anticipation the new federal prison in Berlin, New Hampshire is hiring, and this weekend, job seekers can get some help filling out applications. »
People interested in working at the new federal prison in Berlin, N.H., can attend federal job application workshops. »
Right to die legislation has been resurrected in Montpelier-- but maybe not for long. »
Montpelier student musicians are breaking new musical ground. »
The Central Vermont Hospital in Berlin has received a $1.4 million payment from the federal government because its electronic medical records system has met the requirements of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. »