Ludlow NewsLocal news for Ludlow, VT continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.District Court- April 29, 2008 The following cases were heard in Bennington District Court Tuesday in front of Judge Katherine Hayes: Norval Myers, 30, of Main Street, pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of failing to comply with the sex ... via The Bennington Bannerhttp://www.topix.net/city/ludlow-vt/2008/04/district-court?fromrss=1 Stratton man faces forgery, theft charges- April 27, 2008 A Stratton man is being held in prison on $50,000 bail after police accused him of trying to cash a check stolen from a Ludlow business, while driving a Toyota Prius reported missing from a Rutland dealership. via Rutland Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ludlow-vt/2008/04/stratton-man-faces-forgery-theft-charges?fromr... Bird Brains: A welcome song from the pines- April 25, 2008 High atop the tallest white pines, a breezy, musical trilling signals the true arrival of spring and the long-awaited flood of songbird migration in Vermont. via BurlingtonFreePress.comhttp://www.topix.net/city/ludlow-vt/2008/04/bird-brains-a-welcome-song-from-the-pines?from... Speaker: Teen drinking can affect the brain- April 23, 2008 "We don't encounter people with substance abuse problems who say they started drinking at 21." About 40 people turned out Wednesday night to discuss teen drinking, the long-term damage it causes to the brain, and what parents can do to help prevent it. via Rutland Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ludlow-vt/2008/04/speaker-teen-drinking-can-affect-the-brain?fro... Novel to kick off drug talk- April 21, 2008 "Most middle schoolers are dealing with siblings, parents, or stepparents with drug or alcohol problems" A novel by local author Doug Wilhelm is being used as a springboard to discuss drug issues in the regional high schools and their communities. via Rutland Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ludlow-vt/2008/04/novel-to-kick-off-drug-talk?fromrss=1 Offender denies slew of felony charges- April 11, 2008 "Investigation showed that in every case the defendant entered those businesses under various false pretenses during regular business hours and set it up to that after hours he could get in through the window that he, himself, had unlocked" A Bennington man accused of walking away from furlough is facing the possibility of life in prison if convicted after allegedly going on a burglary and forgery spree in Ludlow and Rutland. via Rutland Heraldhttp://www.topix.net/city/ludlow-vt/2008/04/offender-denies-slew-of-felony-charges?fromrss... House of cards- April 9, 2008 "I'll be getting a new card. I have to cut up the old one." Dennis Haw-thorne of Brattleboro recently noticed a $194 purchase from Staples on his credit card statement that he didn't recall making. via The Brattleboro Reformerhttp://www.topix.net/city/ludlow-vt/2008/04/house-of-cards?fromrss=1 |