Vermont State Police Log: State police say Burlington man driving while impaired in Bristol

Troopers were assisted by members of Vermont Fish & Wildlife, as well as Bristol and Vergennes police.

Addison Northwest School District board and the Addison Northwest Teachers’ Association have reached an impasse in negotiations over a successor master agreement.

Jamie Dragon was formerly appointed to the city council last August, though did not win his election this Town Meeting Day.

Recent activity from the Vergennes police.

The Seth Warner–Rhoda Farrand Chapter of the DAR held its annual Good Citizen ceremony on March 14 to award Carter McGuire.

Three volunteer firefighters from the Vergennes Volunteer Fire Department brought the truck to the co-op’s final gathering of the school year.

American Legion Post 14 is hosting the annual Vergennes Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 25.

Last week Vergennes police personnel pulled a Colchester man over for using a cellphone while driving that led to an arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. 

Boogie on over to the Vergennes Opera House for the annual free community concert and dance with LC Jazz on April 18.

Police report that 33-year-old Matthew Stanley was driving along Basin Harbor Road in Ferrisburgh when he lost control of his vehicle.

Former councilor Carson Harder-Hyde stepped down in early March, shortly after Town Meeting Day.

The 69-year-old is held without bail; a lengthy Vergennes Police investigation looked into allegations that he’d pressured multiple women into sex in exchange for drugs.

A man allegedly accelerated, revved his car’s engine and swerved toward two protesters during a weekly No Kings Protest on Main Street in Vergennes on Saturday, March 21, according to the local police department.  

The 69-year-old is held without bail; a lengthy Vergennes Police investigation looked into allegations that he’d pressured multiple women into sex in exchange for drugs.

The issues a recommendation committee has been tasked with thinking through are longstanding, and Fire Chief David DiBiase said they’ve been put off for as long as possible.