Scenes From the St. Johnsbury Academy Pep Parade
The St. Johnsbury Academy pep parade held on Main Street Oct. 23, 2026. (Photos by Andrew McGregor)
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Teen Dies In Car Crash
WARREN, Vt. — A 14-year-old Harwood Union student died after a car traveling at what police described as a high rate of speed left the and struck a tree in
Hilltoppers Surge To 12th Straight Rivalry Win Over Vikings
LYNDON CENTER — The Vikings were ready to head into halftime down a score with momentum on their side.
Waterford Board Approves Plans For Four-Bay Highway Garage
WATERFORD — The Waterford Select Board approved preliminary plans for a four-bay highway garage, moving the long-discussed project closer to a cost estimate and potential financing.
Wheelock Weighs Workload Of Managing More Than $232,000 In Grants
WHEELOCK — For a small town with limited staff, securing grant money can bring as much paperwork and coordination as it does funding.
Lyndon Adopts Downtown Overlay District, Zoning Changes
LYNDON — The Select Board voted 5-0 on Oct. 19 to adopt a downtown design review overlay district and a package of zoning bylaw changes required by state law, clearing
Burke Mountain Builds On first season Under Local Ownership
BURKE — The Burke Mountain Resort website calls the ski area “Vermont’s best-kept secret.”
Grand Jury Indicts Last Of Quartet In Home Depot Thefts
A Grafton Superior Court grand jury has indicted the last of four defendants accused of running a retail theft enterprise that stole thousands of dollars in merchandise from The Home
This Week In Local History, Oct. 25-31
The Caledonia Fur Store took out this advertisement in The Caledonian on October 25, 1851 to get word out of its replenished line of furs.
CCSU Board Contemplates Policy Committee, Preliminary Budget Work
The Caledonia Central Supervisory Union Board plans to launch a new policy committee next month, a move board members hope will streamline policy review and reduce the full board’s workload.
In Possible Collaboration, SAUs Float Ideas To Rein In Costs, Improve Student Outcomes
With an eye toward reining in costs and improving educational outcomes for students, Littleton School District SAU 84, White Mountains Regional School District SAU 36, White Mountains SAU 35, and
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James F. McChesney, 45, of St. Johnsbury, was cited to appear October 21 in Caledonia County Court after being taken into custody earlier that day, October 21, on an active in-state warrant.
New Conn. Lakes Forest Owner Says Forest Products Industry Will Be Big Focus
After New Hampshire passed a $68.7 million purchase of the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Working Forest in northern Coos County in July, the forest’s new owner announced this week that it
FEMA Approves Recovery, Resilience Funding For Area Towns
FEMA announced the approval of more than $5.8 million in funding for Public Assistance projects in Vermont. The towns of Burke, Hardwick, Kirby, Lyndon and Sutton are among the recipients.
Members Of St. J Community Gather For Collaborative Public Safety Push
ST. JOHNSBURY — Public safety concerns, progress, and a push for widespread collaboration toward future success were communicated to community members at the school auditorium on Wednesday evening.
Moriah Wilson Foundation Awards Kingdom East School District $20,000 For Winter Activities Programs
Kingdom East School District has been awarded $20,000 from the Moriah Wilson Foundation to support its Winter Activities programs for students in grades K-8. The grant will help ensure that
St. Johnsbury Employer Honored For Inclusive Hiring Practices
ST. JOHNSBURY — Eric Bach, owner and operator of the Canterbury Inn, received the 2026 Spirit of the ADA Award from the Vermont Governor’s Committee on the Employment of People
Kingdom East Board Launches Self-assessment, Prepares For Merger Study Work
As the Kingdom East School District prepares to enter the state-mandated merger study process with neighboring districts, board members are first looking more closely at themselves.
Waterford Board Approves Volunteer Adviser For Highway Department
WATERFORD — The Waterford Select Board agreed to accept a former selectman’s offer to help the town’s highway department and approved hiring a subcontractor to grade roads as the town
Woman Accused Of Lying To Police About Driver Who Nearly Struck Officer
ST. JOHNSBURY — A woman who police say knows who was driving a vehicle that nearly struck an officer earlier this month is facing a criminal charge for impeding law
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This resident of the Kingdom Animal Shelter, Ellis, appreciates the spaghetti suppers which raise funds for the shelter, located on Portland Street in St. Johnsbury. Such a benefit meal for Ellis and the She...
VTSU Programs Under Review
LYNDON — Vermont State University plans to review 20 underperforming academic programs to assess their futures.
Corinth Woman Charged With Crime Connected To Man’s Death By Gunshot
A Corinth woman accused of making a gun accessible to a suicidal man who then died by gunshot is now facing a related criminal charge.
Grand Jury Indicts Local Man Accused Of Bloody Assault
Facing a slew of felony assault and other charges, a Bath man has been indicted by a Grafton Superior Court grand jury for an alleged kidnapping and bloody attack with