VERMONT & NEW HAMPSHIRE - While it is impossible to predict the future, members of the Vermont Delegation seem hopeful that the death of Osama Bin Laden is an important stepping stone in the war on terror as well as a substantial mark in history.

NORTHEAST KINGDOM - For the Northeast Kingdom, wages and incomes have changed through out the years.  New data has come out from the 2011 report from Between A Rock and A Hard Place.

LYNDON - Every spring Lyndon State College Twilight Players performs a play for the school and the community.  This year it would bring unusual circumstances about twin brothers being separated at birth.

BRADFORD - The town of Bradford is creating new changes that will be costly to homeowners.

AROUND THE NEK - With the continuing downfall of the economy, many people are looking to save their hard earned money in any way they can.  One option is to make the switch to renewable energy.

ST. JOHNSBURY - A driver for Koffee Kup Bakery was taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries on Friday after a two-car accident.

LYNDONVILLE - Lyndon State College hosted a science fair on Friday for local schools to come and learn about different aspects of science.  Some students created their own science experiments and got a chance to show case what they learned.

DANVILLE - On Saturday, Corporal Ian Muller, 22, from Danville was laid to rest.  Muller was killed on March 11 during combat in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.  He was a member of the 2^nd Marine Expeditionary force based at camp LeJune, North Carolina.