Police say a man died from injuries linked to a fight between him and another man working on a Route 2 construction site near Bolton in November 2022.
Man charged with manslaughter months after construction site fight
Author: Dominic Minadeo
Dom is a senior at the University of Vermont majoring in English. He previously worked as a culture reporter for the Vermont Cynic and as an intern for the Community News Service at UVM, where he held the position of Deputy News Editor of the Winooski News.
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