Gregory Sheldon News Today

Seeing breaks of sunshine in some spots but the clouds are building in. The rain will overtake the area. Its not far away. It will be a pretty soggy saturday. Were starting to see brighter skies with the sun rising, still lots of clouds in place. Live view from the philadelphia camera. Well see the clouds building in and the rain overtaking the area. Youll see it on radar in a few minutes. The weather story today, soggy saturday. If you have saturday plans outdoors, you want to plan on rain and ...

As Governor Kathy Hochul outlines her efforts to help asylum seekers, those in the Capital Region tell CBS 6 they weren't aware of it.They say nothing has chang

Last week the federal government gave emergency work access to Venezuelan asylum seekers. It will allow the asylee to work much sooner than the 180-day mandatory wait period. NEWS10 speaking with local community-based groups on the front lines and with a Venezuelan asylee in the Capital Region to find out how the changes are affecting the process, now.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The Wilder park and ride will remain open to the public while the Hartford Selectboard considers other ways to alleviate concerns from neighbors about public safety.Town administrators recently proposed closing the commuter lot...

DCF ignoring its own words for Newbury youth facilityWhy is DCF’s youth “detention facility” still up for debate?In the VTDigger article published in the May 25 Valley News (“Court hears juvenile facility lawsuit”), Erin Petenko writes the arguments...

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The Selectboard will decide this month whether to close the Wilder park-and-ride commuter lot due to ongoing complaints from neighbors about illegal or nuisance activities.At Tuesday’s Selectboard meeting, acting Town Manager...

The town of Hartford is looking for ideas from the community on what they’d like to see included in a community safety review.

An assessment found that 76% of respondents to an online survey in January 2022 were “worried that this is a drug-heavy area.”

“It's an opportunity to grow myself, and to help those I lead to grow,” Sheldon said.

Gregory Sheldon, whose first day as chief will be Feb. 6, has spent more than 21 years with the Rutland City Police Department.