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Vermont man dies in custody - VTDigger (opens the original)
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A Vermont man died in custody at the Southern State Correctional Facility in Springfield Sunday. Trevis Gembarowski, 44, from Newfane, was taken into custody on Saturday, Sep. 26 and died the following day, according to a press release from the Vermont Department of Corrections. He had a medical event on Sunday morning, and correctional and medical staff began emergency medical response procedures, according to the release. Officials did not release the reason that Gembarowski was detained. Gemb
Vermont AG takes anti-ICE protest cases to trial after Chittenden County prosecutor declines - VTDigger (opens the original)
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In Chittenden County, State’s Attorney Sarah George has repeatedly declined to prosecute demonstrators arrested while protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, arguing that pursuing the cases did not serve justice. This week, matters were taken out of George’s hands. Rather than bringing to George’s office criminal cases against 13 protesters cited in July for trespassing at ICE’s National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center in Williston, state police routed the citations directly
Vermont pick-your-own orchards’ success depends on the weather - VTDigger (opens the original)
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ESSEX JUNCTION — The Murdock family spends money on their apple trees all year long. They have about eight days to earn it back. At Chapin Orchard in Essex Junction, as at pick-your-own-apple orchards across Vermont, the year typically comes down to four weekends from late September into early October. When the sun is out, the parking lots fill. When it isn’t, the apples wait, and sometimes they fall. “I can have the most beautiful crop,” Phil Murdock said. “But if people aren’t here to pick it,
Where there’s a will, there’s a way: Pop-up clinic to offer free estate planning services - VTDigger (opens the original)
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As Vermonters age, the lawyers who can help put their final wishes in writing are getting older — and scarcer — too. With Vermont’s large aging population and shortage of lawyers, it can be tough to find legal counsel to help a person specify who inherits the assets and objects they leave behind. The issue is compounded by the rate of aging legal professionals in Vermont. “On one hand, you have a shrinking legal community, in terms of number of lawyers, and certainly the number of lawyers servin
Fatal crash case relocated amid concerns over an impartial jury - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Alex Ebrahimi was first published in the Valley News on Sept. 14, 2026. CHELSEA — On the evening of Oct. 5, prosecutors say, a Subaru Crosstrek driven by 24-year-old Kyle Hunt turned in front of a Kawasaki dirt bike on Richardson Road in Orange, killing 16-year-old Kaylee Bailey. Hunt, of Washington, was later charged with a felony count of vehicle operation-gross negligence/fatal and a misdemeanor count of giving false information to a law enforcement officer. The felony carries a
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