Forty years ago, a minor traffic violation would have cost someone between $10 and $50. Today, the surcharge alone will range from $55 to $400, depending on the offense. Despite popular belief, local judges do not decide what these fees will be. “We have no control over it; the state adds surcharges on everything,” Granville [...]
No one hurt in rollover on Rt. 149
No one was hurt in a rollover accident on Route 149 Tuesday afternoon. The accident occurred around a half mile west of the intersection of Routes 149 and 22 in Granville at about 3:15 p.m. The driver of a four-door Nissan Sentra with Vermont license plates was heading west on Route 149 when he attempted [...]
Police walk fine line during investigation
What to release, when, always a challenge, police say From the start, immediately after the first bank robbery in recent memory in Granville, police developed leads they did not disclose to the public, but shared with other law enforcement agencies. When a female suspect, later identified at Jill Ludwig of Castleton, presented a note to [...]
Barber’s tip leads to quick arrest
Roberts is two-for-two Poultney has a security system on Main Street that doesn’t have a single camera or motion sensor and it’s been in place for 36 years. Barber Jeff Roberts was the man who provided police with the crucial information that led to the capture of Jill Ludwig and John Maynard, both [...]
George E. Nelson, 91½
George E. “Joe” Nelson, age 91½, passed away on Saturday, Jan. 15, 2011, in the home in which he was born. Joe was born on July 17, 1919, in Hebron, the son of Frank B. and Clara (Dennison) Nelson. Joe graduated from Granville High School in 1940. Joe filled his long life with many varied [...]
‘New’ Senior Shuttle on-the-job
New Granville Senior Shuttle arrives and goes right to work






