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LYNDON — The Lyndon Select Board signaled support Monday for moving ahead with design work on Depot Street crosswalk improvements, including curb extensions, brighter pavement markings and additional signa...
LYNDONVILLE — Rita F. Peterson, 96, of Lyndonville, Vt., passed away peacefully on Thursday evening, June 25, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family.
The Vermont Land Trust (VLT) this week recognized a Lunenburg resident and member of the Lyndon Institute class of 2026 with a Land Steward Award, along with $500. Nine other
LYNDON — The first phase of a long-planned overhaul of Powers Park has reached the point where it is ready for construction, with organizers now focused on raising the money
LYNDON CENTER — Dozens of artisans from across the region descended on the Fenton Chester Arena on Saturday to participate in the 57th Juried Burkyn Arts Summer Craft Fair, a
A Lyndon man who left his 7-year-old child alone for multiple hours, including at least 20 minutes where the child was outside at night in cold weather, pleaded guilty to
LYNDONVILLE — For 50 years, Green Mountain Books has been a staple of the Lyndonville community. Founded in 1976, the building where Green Mountain Books resides was once a commercial
LYNDON — Lyndon Electric Department expects to begin replacing all customer electric meters this summer as part of a $1.5 million smart meter project that utility officials say will improve
LYNDON CENTER — Four years ago, Lyndon Institute track and field coach Jack Harris made a promise.
LYNDON — A 2019 graduate of Vermont State University-Lyndon has earned an assistant mixing engineer credit on a new Taylor Swift song featured in “Toy Story 5,” marking a career
LYNDON — The Select Board on Monday reviewed a draft six-year capital improvement plan that projects spending slightly above the target range the board approved last fall.
Fútbol Is Life meticulously recreates historic moments from men’s and women’s soccer... with miniatures.
LYNDON — A business owner in town said he was victimized once by a burglary that caused thousands of dollars worth of loss and a second time by a delayed
LYNDON CENTER — Lyndon baseball team right fielder Connor Hale put his face on the line to secure a Division II state championship appearance for the Vikings.
LYNDON — The Northeast Kingdom Waste Management District voted June 9 to raise its trash surcharge by $2 per ton and approved a series of new fees and service changes
LYNDON — Vermont State University leaders say expanding online education will be critical to the institution’s future, but stressed this week that the effort is intended to complement — not
LYNDON CENTER — Lyndon baseball team right fielder Connor Hale put his face on the line to secure a Division II state championship appearance for the Vikings.
LYNDON CENTER — The intermittent showers on Sunday morning and early afternoon didn’t dampen spirits of graduates of the Class of 2026 at Lyndon Institute, whose 116 graduates were sent
LYNDON CENTER — Otter Valley brought a reputation to Lyndon Institute as a team far better than any vanilla No. 8 seed.
Lyndon Officials Hear Update On Downtown Planning, Possible Economic Development Position
LYNDON — The Select Board on Monday reviewed updated cost estimates for renovating the long-shuttered gymnasium at the Municipal Office Building, with revised plans reducing the projected cost by about
LYNDON — The Select Board on Monday awarded a nearly $4.8 million contract to permanently replace two bridges on Red Village Road that were destroyed in the July 2024 flash
LYNDONVILLE — Continuing an annual tradition, the Lyndonville Police Department participated in the 2026 Special Olympics Torch Run through the village on Wednesday.
Lyndon Byers, the former Bruins enforcer and Boston radio personality, was diagnosed with stage 3 CTE after his brain was donated for study. His family said the disease affected his memory and mood.