VERMONT- Revenue goes down and the need for services goes up. The Agency of Human Services faces what was originally figured to be 44 million in cuts for fiscal year 2012.  Human Services means Aging programs, disability, Medicade, mental health, 3 square Vermont and many more valuable programs that assist Vermont people.

LYNDONVILLE - The sport of Ultimate Frisbee is a fairly new one. The sport started in 1968 at Columbia High School in New Jersey.

LYNDONVILLE-  Eighty Eight year old Waterford resident Dorothy Wasniak is just one of many seniors who is utilizing the benefits of swimming.

ST. JOHNSBURY - More than 92,000 people in Vermont receive food benefits. Money for the program is funded federally, however guidelines vary from state to state. In Vermont 92,558 people collectively need $11.3 million dollars per month.

ST.JOHNSBURY - St. Johnsbury Academy hosted the first ever "Sap Lap Race" Saturday morning.

DANVILLE - As the spring season approaches and the ice melts away, thousands of contestants in the Joe’s Pond Ice Out watch and wait.

BARRE - It was a close battle in Barre Saturday, and Danville got within points of the Twinfield Trojans. Despite making a run in the fourth quarter the Danville Indians fell to the Trojans 64-58.

ST. JOHNSBURY - For most young students, Saturday morning is a time to kick back and take a break from school. We found some avid young learners in Saint Johnsbury, who use Saturdays as an opportunity to have fun with science.

ST. JOHNSBURY- Saint Johnsbury and Lyndonville area economic future’s are looking brighter for the 2011 year. The St. Johnsbury development fund has highlighted some key elements in the local economy which are critical to economic stability.