LYNDON- The burden of holiday gift shopping is upon many people and here in the northeast kingdom individuals had the opportunity to buy presents at the 42^nd Annual Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair in the Lyndon Town School.

RYEGATE - The Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles set up a weigh and inspects station in Ryegate on I-91 North this week.

ST. JOHNSBURY - Towns around Vermont are now putting their parking bans into effect due to winter weather.

ST JOHNSBURY- On Friday November 11^th the St. Johnsbury Hilltopper held a fundraiser for local farmers whose crops were victims of tropical storm Irene.

Leonard Touzin, age 41 (Left), and Jaimour Anderson, age 26 (Right), have both been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

BRADFORD- The Oxbow Olympians took to the field this past weekend in division three girls soccer state championship facing against peoples academy.

ST. JOHNSBURY- At the end of this year, Caledonia County Sherriff Mike Bergeron will be retiring from law enforcement. Bergeron still has three years left on his elected term in office.  Although the final decision on a replacement will be up to Governor Shumlin, Sherriff Bergeron already knows who he wants to take his position.

LYNDONVILLE- Lottery tickets will be available from a vending machine. The Vermont Lottery is expecting to release 100 new vending machines to their retail locations.

When a soldier returns from war there are lots of things that will happen in his or her life. The excitement of being home, there are many soldiers that go through or are affected by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).