Tommy Gardner
News Editor and Staff Writer at VTCNG
News editor and staff writer at the Vermont Community Newspaper Group. https://t.co/X4nVZ3jJRa.
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1 week ago |
vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner
A Morristown man who last week allegedly stabbed a person and choked another before fleeing their shared home is in jail for attempted murder. According to Morristown police, Edward G. Dever III, 59, stabbed a member of his household after the person was trying to assist another member of the home that Dever was allegedly choking. Police say they responded to a 911 call from a home on Silver Ridge Road in Morristown shortly before 9 p.m. on May 1.
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2 weeks ago |
vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner
A Sunday evening fire in Hinesburg left one person hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, destroyed one home and significantly damaged neighboring homes. According to a Hinesburg Fire Department press release sent Tuesday night, the department was dispatched on April 20 just before 5:30 p.m. to a fire on Wile Street. Initial reports indicated there was fire in a home with one person reportedly evacuated from the home. The person was reportedly on fire.
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1 month ago |
vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner
Police are investigating the deaths of two people found Wednesday, April 9, in a home on Route 100 in Eden, calling the incident a homicide and subsequent suicide. Vermont State Police on Friday afternoon say Karol Buchanon, 70, was shot and killed by her husband David Buchanon, 78, who later shot and killed himself. The Chief Medical Examiner's office ruled both deaths were caused by gunshot wounds to the head.
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1 month ago |
vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner
Police are investigating the deaths of two people found Wednesday, April 9, in a home on Route 100 in Eden. Vermont State Police, in a press release Wednesday evening, stated the names of the two people would not be released until their relatives were notified and pending further investigation. “Everyone involved in this incident is believed to be accounted for, and there is no identified threat to the community,” the release stated.
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1 month ago |
vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner
The Vermont Community Newspaper Group took home 35 reporting, design and photographer awards — including 15 first-place finishes — at the New England Better Newspaper Competition. The accolades included a nod to staff writer Aaron Calvin, who was named the 2024 New England reporter of the year. The awards ceremony, put on by the New England Newspaper and Press Association, was held Saturday night in Portland, Maine, and capped off the 2025 New England Newspaper Convention.
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Morristown educators worked over the past week and a half to implement new ways of teaching and feeding students remotely. And that was before the governor's order extending remote teaching until the end of the school year. https://t.co/w7hpquFKpz https://t.co/2GSrHNavHp
Sad news. A member of the family is gone.
This week's issue is the final edition of the Waterbury Record. “Clearly, this decision is precipitated by the coronavirus crisis, but it’s also about economics,” said publisher Greg Popa. https://t.co/uVMy6RH92A https://t.co/99FJbRPqnz
And that’s how it ends for #Stowe. Final score 4-1, BFA-St. Albans.
