
	FactCheck: The fuller story in Denver Thursday, August 28 DENVER - Sen. Barack Obama's formal nomination Wednesday as the Democratic candidate for president brought with it a barrage of renewed attacks on his Republican opponent, Sen. John McCain. Some were on point, others missed the mark. Full Story AG: State trooper, police justified in fatal Charlestown shooting Wednesday, August 27 CONCORD, N.H. - New Hampshire's attorney general says a preliminary review shows police were justified in shooting a Charlestown man last month. But the report says there are questions about how police decided to enter Anthony Jarvis's trailer and their tactics. Full Story Mistrial declared in ex-altar boy's suit Wednesday, August 27 BURLINGTON - A mistrial has been declared in the case of a former altar boy who sued the Diocese of Burlington for negligent supervision of a priest he accused of molesting him. Full Story NRC details Vermont Yankee responses to N.H. lawmakers Wednesday, August 27 CONCORD, N.H. - New Hampshire Congressman Paul Hodes and state Senator Molly Kelly say they have gotten some answers about safety at the Vermont Yankee Nuclear plant, but want more. Full Story Judge: Vermont can sue R.J. Reynolds over health claims Wednesday, August 27 BURLINGTON - A judge has rejected R.J. Reynolds' request that he dismiss a state suit challenging the tobacco giant's claim that its Eclipse cigarette is healthier than the average cigarette. Full Story Census: Vt. household income declines Wednesday, August 27 MONTPELIER - New U.S. Census Bureau figures indicate Vermont's median household income has been dropping through the middle of this decade. Full Story N.H. has lowest poverty rate in U.S. Wednesday, August 27 CONCORD, N.H. - New Hampshire has the lowest percentage of people living in poverty in the nation. Full Story Vermont towns likely to feel decline in state road money Wednesday, August 27 MONTPELIER - Declining state transportation revenues likely soon will be felt by cities and towns, as officials eye a nearly $2 million cut in funding from Montpelier for local road projects. Full Story Leahy says Vt. hurt by Bush policies Wednesday, August 27 DENVER - Vermont U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy says his state has been hurt by the economic, energy and other policies of the Bush administration, and that a John McCain administration wouldn't bring much improvement. Full Story Suit threatened over campaign finance ruling Wednesday, August 27 MONTPELIER -- A prominent Burlington lawyer said Tuesday he is in talks with supporters of independent gubernatorial candidate Anthony Pollina about filing suit in federal court over Vermont's campaign finance laws. Full Story Vermont, N.H. students do well on SATs Tuesday, August 26 Vermont and New Hampshire high school seniors are continuing to perform well on Scholastic Assessment Tests, commonly called the SATs. Full Story With blood stocks low, Red Cross calls for donors Tuesday, August 26 PORTLAND, Maine - Blood supplies across northern New England are precariously low, and the Red Cross hopes for more donors before the Labor Day weekend. Full Story Lawmaker wants Douglas to cut spokespeople instead of child care Tuesday, August 26 MONTPELIER - A Democratic lawmaker says the administration of Gov. James Douglas should help balance the budget by cutting public relations positions rather than child care. Full Story Douglas has big lead in campaign finance race Tuesday, August 26 MONTPELIER - Incumbent Republican Gov. Jim Douglas is substantially ahead of his Democratic and independent challengers in the race to raise money for this fall's election. Full Story Montpelier school asbestos problem resolved Tuesday, August 26 MONTPELIER - Asbestos problems that closed Montpelier's Main Street Middle School to the public have been resolved. Full Story