Roger Clapp News Today

WATERBURY — Some 200 people turned out this week to hear a proposal from the state to convert the former Vermont National Guard armory here to be used as a

It's something special to wear the trident and Coronado is home to many past and present Naval special operators.

WATERBURY — It’s nearly five months away but Town Meeting Day is on the minds of Waterbury Select Board members who have put the topic on its agenda this week.

WATERBURY — This week’s sunshine accompanied by receding floodwaters had many in Waterbury breathing a sigh of relief after the early week rains and flooding.

WATERBURY — This week’s sunshine accompanied by receding floodwaters had many in Waterbury breathing a sigh of relief after the early week rains and flooding.

At the 45th Annual Historical Society Antique Faire on Tuesday, July 4, 13-year-old Sam Derochers sold vintage jewelry wit

The recent streak of rainy weather broke just in time for Green Up Day last Saturday, May 6, and volunteers fanned out all over town to pick up more than 1.25 tons of trash along roadsides, in parks and neighborhoods.

Thomas Leitz stepped into his new role on Jan. 1, becoming the town’s first new municipal manager in nearly 35 years.

Rebecca Lee has spent 20 years working for Penguin Press. The author is using her expertise to tell the story of what makes a good book. She insists that she has absorbed the art of author management

The town was heavily damaged by flooding on Aug. 28, 2011