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Whitingham man reported missing near Sadawga Lake, police say

According to police, 67-year-old Robert Birch was reported missing on December 2 in Whitingham, VT, last seen on foot near Sadawga Lake Road.

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Whitingham man reported missing near Sadawga Lake, police say
VERMONT STATE POLICE

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  • Incident on December 2

According to police reports, a 67-year-old man named Robert Birch has been reported missing in Whitingham, Vermont. Vermont State Police say Birch was last seen on December 2, 2025, around 9 PM near the intersection of Sadawga Lake Road and Kentfield Road.

Police received the missing person report from a caller who indicated that Birch was walking in the area. Known for his habit of walking several miles daily, Birch is familiar with the Whitingham and Readsboro regions. He is described as a white male, approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing around 183 pounds, and was last observed wearing blue jeans, a gray sweatshirt, and a green windbreaker jacket. Birch has previously gone missing but was found safely.

Authorities are asking anyone with information regarding Birch’s whereabouts to reach out to the Vermont State Police Westminster Barracks at 802-722-4600. As the investigation continues, police emphasize that the public’s assistance is vital in locating Birch. The status of the case may evolve as further details emerge.

Source: Vermont State Police

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