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<p>THETFORD, Vt. (AP) — A former Vermont gubernatorial candidate is taking down a 60-foot by 24-foot screen she built to block her view of her neighbor's home.</p> <p>The Valley News reports Ruth Dwyer has agreed to remove the structure by Nov. 1 as part of a settlement filed earlier this month. Dwyer will face a $200 fine for each day the screen remains up if she doesn't remove it by that date.</p>

Does anyone here remember R.Budd Dwyer, the politician who committed suicide on national TV during a press conference?

Delegate Don Dwyer::http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWFzGX5XJTcGregory Quinlan:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II8BPZ-3aIEAnthony Falzarano:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h94DIBPcy6A

From March 16, 2010 AIPNews.com report: On March 31, at approximately 10 am on the Floor of the House of Delegates, Delegate Don Dwyer will be bringing Articles of Impeachment against Maryland's Attorney General Doug Gansler. In an email to supporters this afternoon, Delegate Dwyer explains why the Attorney General should be impeached: Maryland in Constitutional CrisisMaryland recently recognized same sex marriages for the purpose of marital benefits. The recognition of same sex marriages performed in other states was not enacted by the Maryland legislature nor was it mandated by Maryland courts; rather it was the independent decision of Maryland's...

A judge's decision that Maryland's definition of marriage is unconstitutional sent ripples through the State House yesterday, with politicians speculating about its impact on fall elections that are already shaping up as a defining battle between Democrats and Republicans. A revival of the dormant but divisive issue of gay marriage has the potential to rally conservative-leaning voters in an election year, political experts said. If the discussion leads to a constitutional amendment on the fall ballot prohibiting gay marriage - as some lawmakers want - Republican candidates such as Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., who is seeking re-election, and Lt....

Businessman charged with secret taping By EMILY C. DOOLEY STAFF WRITER SANDWICH - Police arrested the owner of a massage parlor Sunday on wiretapping charges after they discovered he had installed video cameras to spy on a woman living next door to the business. Patrick M. Dwyer, 40, of 3 Fuller Drive in Plymouth, was being held at the Barnstable County Correctional Facility. Dwyer is scheduled for arraignment in Barnstable District Court today on six counts of wiretapping, three felony counts of breaking and entering a building in the daytime and one count of possession of marijuana. The alleged victim...