Native to South America, one might see alpacas wandering within the fences of a farm in Peacham.

The Snowshoe Farm has been breeding this unusual livestock and uses it's wool to make some cash.

Here is Paul Snyder with your SportsLINC Update...

The Lyndon Institute boys baseball team improved their record to 2-0 yesterday after an outstanding pitching performance by Buddy Lamothe.

Workers at the St. Johnsbury Porta Brace Plant recieved an unusual day off on Monday.

Shortly after 10 am, a strange odor was noticed drifting throughout the plant. Soon after, employees began complaining of nausea.

After a long offseason the Lyndon Institute Softball team continued their dominance against the Brattleboro Colonels.

After a much anticipated wait, Vermont is now the 4th state to legalize same sex marriages.

Earlier this week, Governor Jim Douglas vetoed the bill and less then 24 hours later, the House and Senate overrid the Governor's decision.

The state of Vermont is far from being as technological as the rest of the nation, but Governor Jim Douglas has a plan to fix that.

Governor Jim Douglas has once again proposed budget cuts throughout the state of Vermont and this time, non-profits look to be the target.

Umbrella Inc., an organization devoted to helping domestic and sexual violence victims, could see their budget decline due to Douglas' proposal.

Earlier this week the Vermont Senate passed the Same-Sex Marriage Bill and the House is expected to do the same by next week.

However, there is one man who is not signing off on it, and that's Governor Jim Douglas.