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  • Executive Director, Vermont Press Association and Freelance Writer, Freelance
  • Freelance Writer and Editor, Freelance
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Longtime writer at Burlington (Vt.) Free Press who loves public records/open gov't; Adj. Prof. at St. Michael's College Journalism; NEFAC Executive Board.
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Two more facing charges in Bennington federal drug cases

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By Mike Donoghue Verified
| Bennington Banner Verified
BURLINGTON – Two more Bennington residents have been identified as defendants in a newly unsealed federal indictment for trafficking three dangerous drugs. Timmothy Cascione, 36, and Mathew Coakley, 41, are charged with conspiring with others to possess and distribute powder cocaine, crack cocaine and fentanyl in Vermont between August 2024 and September 2025.
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Two young sisters killed in head-on crash in Central Vermont

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By Mike Donoghue Verified
| Rutland Herald Verified
WOODBURY — Two Danville girls, 2 and 8, were killed when the vehicle they were riding crashed head-on with another vehicle on Route Vermont 14 in Woodbury on Saturday, Vermont State Police said. The children were the daughters of one of the drivers, Jonathan Ross, 38, of Danville. Ross was driving southbound on Vermont Route 14 in a 2005 Toyota Corolla when he failed to negotiate a curve near Hattie Bell Road about 9:30 a.m., Vermont State Police said.
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Fraud suspect fails drug test, delays hearing

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By Mike Donoghue Verified
| Times Argus Verified
BURLINGTON — A Connecticut man, who is charged with defrauding the office of the Vermont State Treasurer out of nearly $475,000, had his federal court hearing postponed on Thursday when he tested positive for drugs. Cirt F. Lindsay, 43, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, was due to plead guilty in U.S. District Court to conspiracy to commit mail fraud by stealing the money from the Unclaimed Property Division for the Vermont State Treasurer’s Office, federal court records show.
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