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Saturday, July 11, 2015

SOLARIZE MAKES $EN$E

(Brownsville, Cavendish, Reading, Weathersfield and Windsor)
Solarize Potluck
Friday, July 17, 2015 – 6:30pm
Weathersfield Center Meeting House
Bring a dish to share, enjoy a casual dinner, meet our partner installer, learn more about solar, weatherization, heat pumps, funding and saving $$$$.  Also hear from members of the five communities who have solar systems.
Brownsville, Cavendish, Reading, Weathersfield, and Windsor have teamed up this summer with Vital Communities of the Upper Valley, a non-profit organization based in White River Junction, to help our communities go solar! Solarize Makes $en$e is part of a community-supported effort to make solar energy more accessible and affordable. Our goal: Double the amount of residential solar in our communities this summer and fall.
 Contact our volunteer team to get on the email list for interested residents in our five towns, Like us on Facebook, and contact Vital Communities (http://vitalcommunities.org/solarize) to receive updates about the broader Solarize Upper Valley program.
You can contact our installer team for a FREE audit by calling 802.728.3600 or emailing SolarizeMakesSense@CatamountSolar.com.
Special Pricing for Brownsville (West Windsor), Cavendish, Reading, Weathersfield, and Windsor Residents

Take advantage of Federal tax credits (up to 30 percent for those who qualify) before they expire in 2016.
Catamount Solar and Integrity Energy are currently offering a discounted tiered pricing structure for residents in our five towns. As more homeowners go solar, the price comes down for everyone. This opportunity is only available for residents who sign contracts to go solar by September 30, 2015.  

Patricia Wilson Daniels, 72


Weathersfield, Vt. — Patricia Wilson Daniels, 72, passed away on Saturday July 4, 2015, at the hospice suite at the Mount Ascutney Health Center. She was surrounded by family and friends in the days leading up to her death, after courageously battling breast cancer.

Patricia was born in Denver, Colo., to Ronald and Christian (Caird) Wilson while the couple was stationed there during WWII. She grew up in Brattleboro, Vt., and graduated from BUHS, class of 1961. She was an active member of the class alumni. She enjoyed a very close relationship with her two sisters, Gail and Francis Speno of Brattleboro and Leslie and John McBride of Wilbraham Mass., throughout her life. She attended Northampton Commercial College, where she met her future husband and graduated in 1963.

In 1963, she married Anthony Daniels, of Weathersfield, Vt., and made a home on Goulden Ridge. They were married for 52 years, and have two children: Christian Panasuk with husband Michael of Tewksbury, Mass. and Douglas Daniels of West Dover .Vt. Pat and Tony have one beloved grandson, Cooper Wilson Daniels. She is also survived by numerous nephews and nieces.

Pat treasured her family above all else. She loved to socialize and travel with close and extended family encompassing the Wilson and Daniels connections. She also nurtured many friendships with neighbors and classmates throughout the last 50 years. Recently she became an honorary member of the Springfield High School Class of 1961, as a testament to the mutual love of Tony’s HS classmates. Tony and Pat loved to travel extensively with their restored antique car, and maintained many friendships with other enthusiasts. 

Her professional career included her love of secretarial work and customer service. Later in her life she served in many administrative and leadership capacities in her community of Weathersfield. Highlights of this work included: Board of Listers, Zoning Administrator, Trustee of Martin Memorial Hall, and the elected Select Board for three terms. She served on the Weathersfield Fire Commission, and as a Justice of the Peace. She also loved managing the family rental properties in partnership with Tony. Pat enjoyed being helpful to others, especially as a volunteer in her community.

There will be a celebration of Patricia’s life on Saturday, July 25 at 10 a.m. at the Martin Memorial Hall on Rte. 5 in the village of Ascutney, Vt. 

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations are suggested to the Weathersfield Volunteer Fire Departments, http:www.weathersfieldvt.org/emergency-services; the Proctor Library, http:www.weathersfieldproctorlibrary.org; or the Springfield Humane Society, http:www.spfldhumane.org.

The Stringer Funeral Home & Crematorium, 146 Broad Street, Claremont, NH, assisted with the arrangements. To view an online memorial or send private message of condolence, visit www.stringerfh.com.

Friday, July 10, 2015

Eight Act 46 Discussions Forums to Weathersfield Residents

Act 46 Discussions: Message from Principal Oakman on the eight Act 46 discussion forums available to all Weathersfield residents. http://dlvr.it/BTfJHm

Driving License Suspended

Date: July 09, 2015
Offense: DLS
Subject: Douglas Sargent
On this date a motor vehicle stop was made on a vehicle that did not display an inspection sticker.

The male operator was subsequently arrested for allegedly operating while under suspension.

The male was given a citation to appear at Windsor Superior Court at a later date.

Night Closures for Exits 18 and 19 in Lebanon

I 89Drivers on I-89 in Lebanon will face night closures of Exits 18 and 19 starting this Sunday evening July 12.

The NH DOT says the closures for paving will be from 6 pm-5 am until Sunday July 19.

The I-89 ramps will only be closed while actively being worked on, and will be opened to the traveling public once all equipment is removed from each ramp.

While work is underway, motorists will be directed to the next exit, either north or south, to reverse direction.

The I-89 ramp work is part of a pavement rehabilitation project on NH Route 120 that extends from Hanover Street to just north of Etna Road.

The project also involves widening the intersection of NH 120 and Hanover Street to provide 12-foot turn lanes, drainage improvements, and bridge deck work.

Pike Industries of Belmont, New Hampshire is the contractor for the $1.9 million project, which has a completion date of September 18, 2015.

Thursday, July 9, 2015

Vermont Agrability Project 2nd Annual Field Day!


The Vermont AgrAbility Project will host the 2nd annual Farmer's Field Day on Thursday July 30, 2015 at the Kayhart Brothers Dairy in West Addison, VT (7429 VT Route 17W) from 9-3:30. Everybody is welcome and lunch will be served to the first 150 in attendence.
The Vermont AgrAbility Project is a USDA-funded program administered by UVM Extension and the Vermont Center for Independent Living. The Project helps farmers, families, and farmworkers with disabilities find ways to continue farming and living successfully while maintaining a high quality of life.
After a highly successful 2014 Field Day, the Vermont AgrAbility Project looks forward to another exciting event this year with even more presentations, demonstrations, and vendors. As the day's events continue to evolve attendees can anticipate such highlights as presentations by representatives of Vermont's Farmer Veteran Coalition and the future direction of AgrAbility services geared toward returning veterans, demonstrations of adaptive farming equipment, and personal glimpses of current and former Vermont AgrAbility Project clients on how they keep farming with a disability.
Several vendors will be present such as Life Essentials, Farm Arm (Northeastern University students who help engineer adaptive farming equipment), the Amputee Coalition of America, among others. University of Vermont will have several informational booths to help current farmers and those wishing to get into farming find resources to improve their existing operation or to begin their passion for agriculture. Representatives from Vermont Center for Independent Living will be available to talk about AgrAbility services and help those interested initiate services.
If you are a farmer with any type of disability, are a veteran interested in farming, or know someone who is, this event is for you! For more information or to request a disability-related accommodation please contact George Cook at (802) 888-4972 or email vtagrability@uvm.edu.

False Information to a Police Officer

July 9, 2015

False Information to a Police Officer-7/8/2015

STATE OF VERMONT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
VERMONT STATE POLICE

PRESS RELEASE

CASE#: 15D102159
TROOPER: Zachary Gauthier
STATION: VSP- Rockingham
CONTACT#: 875-2112

DATE/TIME: 7/8/2015 at 2213 hours
LOCATION: Interstate 91 north near mile marker 41, in the Town of Springfield
VIOLATION: False Information to a Police Officer

ACCUSED: Robert Regan
AGE: 33
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Ascutney, VT

VIOLATION: False Information to a Police Officer

ACCUSED: Raymond Smith
AGE: 35
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Hartford, CT

SUMMARY OF INCIDENT:

On 7/8/2015, at approximately 10:13 pm, Vermont State Police conducted a motor vehicle stop on Interstate 91 north near mile marker 41, in the Town of Springfield, for a minor traffic violation. During the stop the passenger, Raymond Smith provided a false name. The driver, Robert Regan, and Smith were both arrested for False Information to a Police Officer.

Regan was released with a citation to appear at the Vermont Superior Court Criminal Division at a later date to face the above charge. Smith received a citation and was lodged at the Southern State Correctional Facility for lack of $2,500 bail.

COURT ACTION: Y
COURT DATE: Smith- 7/9/2015, Regan-
COURT: Windsor County Superior Court Criminal Division
LODGED - LOCATION: Smith- Southern State Correctional Facility
BAIL: Smith- $2,500
MUG SHOT: Y

Trooper Zachary Gauthier
Vermont State Police
Rockingham Barracks
1987 Rockingham Road
Chester, Vermont 05143
802-875-2112 (w)
802-875-2176 (F)

Vermont Department of Public Safety | Vermont State Police

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Wednesday, July 8, 2015

DUI

July 4, 2014
00:23 AM
DUI

Gary Graham
AGE: 57
Weathersfield, VT

SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: Upon stopping the defendant for a motor vehicle violation it was found that he was allegedly under the influence of alcohol.

He was processed, cited and released.

Graham was cited to appear in Windsor County Criminal Court on 7/21/15 at 8 am.

VELCO Sends 45-day Advance Notice Package for the Connecticut River Valley Project


PROJECT UPDATE


Contact:
Shana Louiselle
802-770-6381
slouiselle@velco.com

VELCO sends 45-day advanced-notice package for the Connecticut River Valley Project


You are receiving this email because you joined the project update list for the Connecticut River Valley Project.

 
In August 2015, Vermont Electric Power Company (VELCO) is planning to request permission--a Certificate of Public Good--from the Vermont Public Service Board (PSB) to rebuild the transmission line connecting our Coolidge substation in Ludlow and Cavendish to our Ascutney substation in Weathersfield, and the associated upgrades to the Ascutney, Hartford and Chelsea substations. We refer to these upgrades as the Connecticut River Valley Project. 

 
Vermont state permitting process requires VELCO to provide notice to all affected communities and other stakeholders at least 45 days prior to a formal filing with the PSB. The process is governed by Public Service Board Rule 5.400, which can be viewed on the board's website here. 
  
VELCO sent the 45-day advance notice for the Connecticut River Valley Project to the towns of Ludlow, Cavendish, Weathersfield, Chelsea, and Hartford, and to landowners who share the right-of-way, on July 1, 2015. To view the full 45-day package, click here. 

 
VELCO held a series of public meetings in April and May, 2015, to share information, collect feedback and address concerns from affected communities. Before filing the Project with the PSB, VELCO intends to seek additional informal discussions to address concerns you may have about the impact of the Project. Please note that your regional planning commission and municipal legislative bodies can make recommendations, if any, to the PSB and to VELCO at least seven days before the petition is filed, or within the 45 days following the filing if the petition contains new or more detailed information than is contained in this notice. 

For additional information regarding the PSB processes, including your right to participate in the proceeding, please refer to the"Guide to the Vermont Public Service Board's Section 248 Process" which can be found
here. 

 
As the Project is still in the design phase, we will continue discussions and expect to receive feedback on the Project from various stakeholders. 
VELCO expects to make the formal filing with the PSB on August 27, 2015.

 
If you are interested in a presentation on this Project, have comments or want further information, please contact us. 

 
Best Regards,

 
Shana Louiselle, Communications
802-770-6381 or slouiselle@velco.com

 
Dan Poulin, Program Manager
802-770-6387 or dpoulin@velco.com 

 

 


About VELCO
Vermont Electric Power Company (VELCO) provides reliable, cost effective and environmentally sound electric transmission services to in-state electric distribution companies.  VELCO was formed in 1956 when local utilities joined together to create the nation's first statewide, "transmission only" company in order to share access to clean hydro power and maintain the state's transmission grid.  VELCO currently manages a system that includes: 738 miles of transmission lines, 13,000 acres of rights-of-way, 55 substations, equipment that enables interconnected operations with Hydro-Quebec, and fiber optic communication networks that monitor and control the electric system.  The company's 150 employees work to:  give Vermont's utilities and their customers a strong unified voice on regional energy issues; and ensure continued access to safe, reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable power technology.  VELCO is committed to utilizing energy efficiency, power generation and system infrastructure to serve as Vermont's transmission reliability resource.  For more information please visit our website at www.velco.com.

Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Weathersfield Museum Opens for the Season

WEATHERSFIELD — The Reverend Dan Foster House, the museum of the Weathersfield Historical Society, located at 2656 Weathersfield Center Road in Weathersfield, will be open from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons from July 5 to Aug. 27.

The historic house museum houses something for everyone, from tools and farm equipment to toys and textiles. Paintings, quilts, dolls, and early knitted wear are featured this summer. Weathersfield Historical Society publications are on sale including the new publication, "Vera Gould Murray Remembers."

For further information, call (802) 263-5505.

Carol J. Jarvis, 74

WEATHERSFIELD — Carol Joyce Jarvis, 74, of Weathersfield, died Saturday, July 4, 2015, at her home.

She was born April 28, 1941, in Cavendish, the daughter of Alan and Mavis Cook.

Carol volunteered with many organizations.

She was the widow of Edward W. Jarvis, whom she married Nov. 25, 1961 and he died Oct. 28, 2006.

The family includes her daughter, Florence Densmore and her husband, Doug, of Springfield; two sons, Edward Jarvis of Zephyrhills, Florida and Jeffrey Jarvis of Weathersfield; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren; two sisters, Nancy Clark of Springfield and Rita Adams of Portland, Maine.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Susan Jarvis; and a son, Arthur Adams.

A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 9, at the Ascutneyville Cemetery in Weathersfield with Father Shawn Therrien officiating.

To view an online memorial or send a private message of condolence, visit www.stringerfh.com.

Elieen L. Farnum, 76


Eileen L. Farnum, 76, a resident of Lovers Lane, passed away June 19, 2015 at the Vermont Veterans Home in Bennington.

Eileen was born in Keene, NH on June 12, 1939 the daughter of Theodore and Violet (Rollins) Smith and attended schools in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Eileen was a day care provider for many years and also cared for many foster children. In her later years she had a house cleaning business, taking care of many area homes. Eileen was a former member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Manchester, was an avid New York Yankees fan and enjoyed playing bingo. Eileen loved her home, dogs Daisey and Duke, flower gardening and spending time with her family.

Eileen is survived by her husband David Farnum of Peru whom she married in Cornish, NH on June 28, 1975, children David Farnum II and his wife Hannah of Weathersfield, VT, Charles Strobel, III and his partner, Melissa and their son Joshua, of Claremont, NH, John Strobel of St. Louis, Shane Strobel of Tampa, Debbie Beckley of Tampa and Carl Strobel of Indiana, siblings Francis Shaw and his wife Pauline of Fitchburg, MA, Russell Shaw and his wife Evelyn of California, Gertrude (Tiny) Thibadeau of Charlestown, NH, Joanne Morse and her husband Charles of Florida and Betty Gonyo and her husband Roger of Newport, NY, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Graveside funeral services for Eileen will be held Saturday June 27, 2015 at 11am at the Peru Village Cemetery followed by a gathering at the Peru Town Hall. If friends desire, memorial gifts in Eileen's memory may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, c/o Brewster & Shea Funeral Service P.O. Box 885 Manchester Center, Vermont 05201.
PERU - Eileen L. Farnum, 76, a resident of Lovers Lane, passed away June 19, 2015, at the Vermont Veterans Home in Bennington.

Eileen was born in Keene, NH, on June 12, 1939, the daughter of Theodore and Violet (Rollins) Smith and attended schools in Fitchburg, Mass. Eileen was a day care provider for many years and also cared for many foster children. In her later years, she had a house-cleaning business, taking care of many area homes.

Eileen was a former member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Manchester, was an avid New York Yankees fan and enjoyed playing bingo. Eileen loved her home, dogs Daisey and Duke, flower gardening and spending time with her family.

Eileen is survived by her husband David Farnum of Peru, whom she married in Cornish, NH, on June 28, 1975; children David Farnum II and his wife, Hannah, of Weathersfield, VT, Charles Strobel, III and his partner, Melissa, and their son, Joshua, of Claremont, NH, John Strobel of St. Louis, Shane Strobel of Tampa, Debbie Beckley of Tampa and Carl Strobel of Indiana; siblings Francis Shaw and his wife, Pauline, of Fitchburg, MA, Russell Shaw and his wife, Evelyn, of California, Gertrude (Tiny) Thibadeau of Charlestown, NH, Joanne Morse and her husband, Charles, of Florida and Betty Gonyo and her husband, Roger, of Newport, NY; numerous grandchildren; and great grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Graveside funeral services for Eileen will be held Saturday, June 27, 2015, at 11 a.m. at the Peru Village Cemetery followed by a gathering at the Peru Town Hall.

If friends desire, memorial gifts in Eileen's memory may be made to the Alzheimer's Association , c/o Brewster & Shea Funeral Service, P.O. Box 885, Manchester Center, Vermont 05201.

To send the family personal email condolences, please visit www.sheafuneralhomes.com.

The family has entrusted arrangements to the care of Brewster & Shea Funeral Service 34 Park Place Manchester Center,Vermont. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/rutlandherald/obituary.aspx?n=eileen-farnum&pid=175153369&fhid=12410#sthash.oUGyvo3g.dpuf

Monday, July 6, 2015

Select Board's 07/07/2015 Meeting Agenda






Select Board Agenda
Martin Memorial Hall

5259 Route 5
Tuesday, July 7th, 2015
7:00 P.M.
Regular Meeting

Note: Meeting is on Tuesday

           
1. Call to Order
2. Comments from Select Board and Citizens on topics not on agenda
3. Review Minutes from previous meeting(s)
4. Public hearing: Hodgdon Brothers Certificate of Approval for Location of a Salvage Yard
5. Approve Bank Note – Steve Hier
  1. Approve $70,000 five-year loan for 1879 Perkinsville School House Project
  2. Approve short-term loan for 0.85 Mile Baltimore Road Culvert Project
6. Preparation for Property Tax bill printing
  1. Set property tax rates
  2. Set Solid Waste Management Fee
  3. Set property tax due dates
7. Approve changes to structure of Finance Department
  1. Approve revised Job Description for Town Accountant
  2. Authorize Town Manger to post position of Town Accountant internally
8. Weathersfield Transfer Station Facility
  1. Award funds from Transfer Station Bottle/Can Redemption Program
  2. Notice of Alleged Violation
  3. Approve Job Descriptions for Transfer Station Operator and Attendant
  4. Authorize Town Manager to post vacant position(s)
9. Award bid for light duty pickup truck (for delivery on or after 8/20/15)
  1. Approve transfer of funds from FY15 General Fund into three Reserve Funds
  1. Project Updates:
  2. Perkinsville Schoolhouse
  3. Maple Street Reconstruction Project
  4. 0.85 Mile Baltimore Road Culvert Project
  5. 1.1 Mile Baltimore Road Culvert Project
  6. Wetland Application for Access to Town Forest
  1. Town Manager Search Process / Continue Discussion
  2. Appoint members to Town Manager Candidate Screening Committee
  1. Zoning Board of Adjustment - Appointments
  2. Lynn Esty / Requests two month appointment to complete a case in mediation
  3. deForest Bearse / Requests “Temporary” appointment to complete a case in mediation
  1. Appointments
            A.  Budget Committee (Two Openings)
            B.   Connecticut River Development Corporation Representative Alternate
            C.  Connecticut River Joint Commission
            D.  CRJC Mt Ascutney Subcommittee
            E.   Conservation Commission (One four year term open)
            F.   Fence Viewer (Two Openings)
            G.  Parks and Recreation Commission (One Opening)
            H.  River Connection Regional Partnership Representative
            I.    Southeastern Vermont Community Action, Inc. Representative
            J..   Southern Windsor County Transportation Advisory Committee
  1. Approve Warrants
  1. Future Meeting Agenda Items
  2. Monday, August 3, 2015 (Martin Memorial Hall)Monday, August 17, 2015 (Highway Garage)
    1. Weathersfield Hazardous Materials Response Ordinance: Third Reading: Amend Ordinance
    2. Perform pavement management study to develop 5-year capital paving plan?
    3. Town Energy Committee / Approve committee’s “charge”
    4. Need for generator for emergency communications at Martin Memorial Hall
    5.  

  3.      Approve $35,000, three year loan for purchase of light-duty pickup truck with plow
  1. Executive Session:
A. Real Estate Contract (for Town-owned Tenney Hill Road parcel)
  1. Adjourn

Sunday, July 5, 2015

Pat Daniels Update

My Mum was always such an independent gal...so she closed the many chapters of her life on the 4th of July.

 Thank you to all our friends and family for the support and love felt over the past two months, especially.

It's been a long, tough year, but now she's with me all the time, and also with each person she touched in her life.

We are blessed to have her constant love, positive energy and courageous feistiness still going strong in our memories <3

— with Pat Daniels.

TUESDAY, JULY 21, WEATHERSFIELD POTLUCK LUNCH

12:00 noon at Perkinsville VT Community Church Vestry. 

Bring a childhood photo of yourself and we'll try to figure out "who is who".   

Also, be prepared to do a word-find puzzle of all 50 U. S. States. 

Bring a hot dish, salad or dessert. 

Beverages and paper goods will be provided. 

Contact: Lorraine Zigman 802-263-5245; lzigman@comcast.net

2015 Greater Upper Valley Community Survey - Share Your Ideas

Dartmouth-Hitchcock, Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital, Mount Ascutney Hospital and Health Care, Valley Regional Hospital, and New London Hospital are inviting residents of local communities to share their thoughts about what health needs are most important in our communities, and to have a voice in the community health strategies of our local hospitals.

The survey will inform each hospital's community health programs and health classes over the next three to five years, while providing valuable information to our public health officials and other community organizations.
 
Please share your ideas about what concerns and needs you think most impact health in towns and cities across the greater Upper Valley region by completing the 2015 Greater Upper Valley Community Survey at: http://bit.ly/2015UV_CHNAphc

Friday, July 3, 2015

First Annual Country Estates July 4th Parade

Looking for something to do before fireworks tonight?

Join us for the First Annual Country Estates July 4th parade!

Come see fire trucks from local departments, antique cars and trucks, etc..

Parade starts at 5:30 on the Thrasher Rd end of Country Estates Mobile Home Park in Ascutney VT!

Summer Evening With Friends and Neighbors


A Summer Evening with Friends and Neighbors
Saturday, July 18th at 6:30 


Mark your calendars and brings your friends and families!

The WEATHERSFIELD PROCTOR LIBRARY invites you to “A Summer Evening with Friends and Neighbors” on Saturday, July 18th at 6:30 at the Meeting House on Weathersfield Center Road (79 Center Church Road).

 Local residents will share tales, both serious and humorous. Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and dessert will be offered along with a silent auction, as the guests are entertained by a local jazz trio, Tony Mastaler and friends.

A $15 donation at the door will go to their Capital Campaign Fund. 
 
For more information call: Laurie Cobb at 802-345-4019
 
 

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Modified Debut at Claremont Speedway - Checkered Flag Won by Joey Jarvis

Claremont Speedway Modified Debut
Friday, June 26 at 7:30pmClaremont Speedway in Claremont, New Hampshire



Joey Jarvis wins as the Modifieds return to Claremont Speedway. Rusty Ball finishes second with Josh Contara third.

Permitting Unlicensed Person to Operate a Motor Vehicle.

Date: July 2, 2015
Offense: Permitting unlicensed person to operate a motor vehicle.
Subject: Michael Schmidt

While conducting further investigation into a previous DUI arrest of another subject.

Schmidt subsequently charged for allegedly permitting an unlicensed person to operate a motor vehicle.

Schmidt male was issued a citation to appear in court at a later date.

Driving License Suspended & Warrant

Date: July 02, 2015
Offense: DLS & Warrant
Subject: James Shields
On this date a motor vehicle stop was made on a vehicle that did not display an inspection sticker.

The male operator was subsequently arrested on an outstanding warrant and for allegedly operating while under suspension.

The male was transported by Windsor County Sheriff's Department to Windsor Superior Court for the active warrant.

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Motor Vehicle Crash


July 1, 2015

Press Release / motor vehicle crash

STATE OF VERMONT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
VERMONT STATE POLICE

PRESS RELEASE
MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH

CASE#: 15D302666
TROOPER: Pregent
STATION: Royalton
CONTACT#: 802-234-9933

DATE/TIME: 6-30-15 11:50 PM
LOCATION: I-91 north exit 10S

VEHICLE #1
OPERATOR: Dylan Brown
AGE: 23
SEAT BELT? Yes
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Weathersfield, VT

DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLE: 2007 Ford Focus
DAMAGE TO VEHICLE: Totaled

INJURIES
V # / NAME / CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE / AGE / SEAT BELT? / NATURE OF INJURY
1 / Dylan Brown / Waitsfield, VT / 23 / yes / minor lacerations and abdominal

HOSPITAL: Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
WEATHER: Cloudy
ROAD COND: Wet

SUMMARY OF CRASH:

Vehicle #1 was traveling north on Interstate 91 north in the Town of Hartford. After entering the 10S off ramp operator#1 lost control and went off the north side of the ramp and collided with the ledge.

As a result of the crash vehicle#1 was totaled and operator#1, who was wearing his seatbelt sustained minor injuries. Fatigue is considered a factor in this crash.

Respectfully,

Trooper Pregent

Vermont Department of Public Safety | Vermont State Police

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Health and Drug Use in Vermont - Attention Young Adults - Interview and $75 Gift Card


https://www.facebook.com/mappvt.org/photos/a.423299007680206.104963.124548900888553/1011044402238994/?type=1&theater

A chance for young adults to have their voice heard and be paid to do so! Interviews are still going on and will be in Rutland. St J, Brattleboro and more locations around VT this month






Possession of narcotics

Date: July 1, 2015
Offense: Possession of narcotics
Subject: Honey Daniels
On this date this department conducted a motor vehicle stop on a vehicle for an expired inspection sticker.

The operator gave consent to search the contents of the vehicle.

During the search a quantity of prescription medication was found in the rear passenger seat.

Daniels was subsequently charged with allegedly possessing a controlled substance.

Daniels was cited into court at for a later date.

First Community Night to Benefit Local Volunteer Firefighters - The Inn at Weathersfield

Wednesday is our FIRST Community Night AND we're donating 10% of our food & beverage sales to the local volunteer firefighters.

It doesn't cost you any extra. Come and celebrate these exceptional locals who risk their lives at a moment's notice. (Without them, our March 2015 chimney fire could have been devastating!)

To learn more about our Wednesday Community Nights through Sept. 16, call us at 802-263-9217