It's said that, when it gets really cold, people turn blue. Nowadays in Norwich, so do the sidewalks -- after they've been treated with de-icer.

Over the past month several Vermont communities have been calling for tighter gun control. In the Upper Valley, petitioners are encouraging Vermont lawmakers to take up the issue. But the sponsor of the only gun control bill on the table says there isn't enough support to move it forward. 

Nearly a year after many Vermont towns supported resolutions calling for the reversal of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision that gave corporations the same rights as people, a new grassroots effort plans to expand the idea by giving the Earth "rights."

Well before dawn on Thanksgiving morning, Norwich Town Manager Neil Fulton got a shock. He was the acting fire chief for the holiday, so he got the call that the town's three police squad cars were all ablaze in the department parking lot. 

In Norwich, voters decided whether to issue a bond to help finance construction of a radio communications system.

Police officers have always kept a sharp eye out for vehicle license plates. But more and more of that looking is being done by cameras hooked up to computers in their cruisers.