Defective Equipment, Missing Person On September 5, at approximately 3:40 p.m., Michael Riethe, of Greensboro, was driving south on Rte. 16 in his 2016 Honda CRV and near Pumpkin Lane when he crossed the northbound lane and went into the ditch. There were no injuries and there was extensive damage[Read More…]
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Hardwick Police Media Log
September 1: Citizen Dispute, Montgomery Road; Assist – Agency, Thayer Drive; Traffic Stop, S. Main St.; Lost Property, Vt. Rte. 15 W; Parking Problem, S. Main St./Wolcott St.; Alarm, Mill St. September 2: Traffic Stop, Vt. Rte. 15; Traffic Stop, Vt. Rte. 15/Vt. Rte. 16; Traffic Stop, Vt. Rte. 15[Read More…]
Berlin Police Department
On September 8, Berlin officers were already in the area of U.S. Rte. 302 and Ames Drive investigating a vehicle crash when they observed a motor vehicle operating in a negligent manner in traffic, more specifically doing wheelies on the public highway. A traffic stop was conducted and Bryan M.[Read More…]
Vermont State Police Report
Saturation Patrol, Motor Vehicle Crash On September 6, at approximately 5:43 p.m., the Vermont State Police (VSP) responded to the area of Hollow Ave., in Waterbury for a report of a potentially intoxicated female that had been in operation of a motor vehicle. Subsequent investigation revealed Rebecca Ternberg, of Wolcott,[Read More…]
AWARE Report
HARDWICK – AWARE served 11 people from August 25 through September 1. They served 13 people from September 1 through September 5.The AWARE 24-hour hotline is 802-472-6463.A non-profit established in 1984, AWARE serves Hardwick and the greater Hardwick area in preventing and healing the trauma of domestic and sexual violence.[Read More…]
Caspian Lake Sunset
New faculty and staff at Area Schools
UVM Summer Interns Live and Learn in the NEK
NORTHEAST KINGDOM – Lush vegetation, towering maples and pines, rolling hillsides, rivers, lakes and streams mark this corner of the Green Mountain State. Along with the Northeast Kingdom’s (NEK) abundant beauty come some very real challenges, including dangerous seasonal flooding that has increased with the effects of climate change. But[Read More…]
Greensboro Community Garden
CCC Knotweed Project Awarded Demonstration Project Grant
CRAFTSBURY – The Craftsbury Conservation Commission (CCC) has revamped its efforts with a new grant to combat a non-native invasive plant species, Japanese Knotweed. In 2017, the CCC began the Japanese Knotweed Control Project. The purpose of this ongoing project is to demonstrate the variety of ways to eradicate or[Read More…]
