Vermont State Police said troopers pulled the driver over at Route 15 and Browns River Road shortly after midnight Monday.
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The department's SafetyWorks! program will offer five no-cost courses for employers and supervisors, from construction safety to detecting impairment on the job. Registration is required.
A review by the Maine Department of Marine Resources and a University of Maine scientist calls for more ocean temperature monitoring and new tracking of predators and emerging species in the Gulf of Maine.
Vermont State Police said Kyrsten St Martin, 35, a passenger in a car troopers pulled over, was held on $200 bail. Police did not say what the warrant was for.
Vermont State Police said a Border Patrol report of a broken-down car on Route 114 in Canaan led to the arrest of a 54-year-old Norton man on suspicion of drunken driving.
Lamont's campaign called the woman filming him a political provocateur, and the outlets covering the moment describe his hand gesture in different ways.
The Selectboard says MSAD 60 emptied the 1952 building without the town vote state law requires before a school closes, and worries a winter without heat would ruin it.
Murphy's office says the Connecticut Democrat is awake and alert at Johns Hopkins, and doctors are optimistic he will make a full recovery.
Police say an AirTag hidden in one of the signs led them to property the Democratic lawmaker owns. Hughes has apologized and said she accepts full responsibility.
State officials say three pieces targeting John Sununu or boosting Edmond Laplante never disclosed who paid for them. Every campaign contacted denied any role.
Candles or smoking materials are suspected in the Oct. 31 blaze on Warren Avenue, and the state fire marshal was called in to help investigate, according to news reports.
Early findings point to high speed on a curve in the single-car crash before dawn on Oct. 31, according to one news report. The driver has not been identified.