Sid Bewlay is a reporter for NBC5 News, based in Vermont. With a focus on local news in Burlington and the surrounding areas, Sid covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, local government, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to bringing accurate and timely news to the residents of Vermont.
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The two sites are being considered in Essex for a new women's prison. Some say no prison is best.
With two weeks until the start of school, Newport's high school is waiting on PCB test results to determine learning style.
"It's going to be different, but it's going to be great." Thousands of students move to UVM ahead of the fall semester.
"One thing that we've really noticed is people in this town are very resilient," FEMA center opens in Barre.
BURLINGTON, Vt. — On Monday, 22-year-old Aaliyah Johnson of South Burlington pleaded not guilty to a first-degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of a 30-year-old Stowe man over the weekend.
By: Sid Bewlay
Ongoing efforts aim to tackle crime in downtown Burlington, while safety officials urge taking steps for personal protection.
The "Guns and Heroes" event was also a chance for people to meet and get comfortable with men and women in uniform in a safe and comfortable environment while thanking them for all that they do.
By: Sid Bewlay
"We will be in tents for the next couple of weeks at least," said NCUHS principal on first day of school in Newport
"We want to be excited about tomorrow and not worried about the next time that it rains," dozens of Lamoile Co. properties seek FEMA buyouts.
By: Sid Bewlay
Hochul asks Biden for disaster declaration for 10 New York counties after Tropical Storm Debby, including Essex and Franklin.
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