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The New Hampshire Department of Education is estimating a 4.5% drop in the number of students eligible for free and reduced-price lunch next year. The decline comes as the Trump
LYNDON — The first night of Lyndon’s property tax appeals focused heavily on whether the town’s new assessments accurately reflect the value of properties with unusual restrictions, conditions or recent
ST. JOHNSBURY — One of the more than 20 grants the Town of St. Johnsbury’s Revitalization Fund Grant Program awarded using federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding was to
The St. Johnsbury School announced this week that it has joined the American Lung Association’s new Clean Air School Challenge, a nationwide initiative focused on enhancing indoor air quality and
Throughout the offseason and the first week of training camp, the right guard spot had been manned solely by Jackson Powers-Johnson.
ST. ALBANS — Former Franklin County State’s Attorney John Lavoie, who resigned under pressure of possible impeachment in August 2023, has filed nominating petitions to regain the prosecutor’s post as
Harry Petty turns in a huge final quarter as Melbourne downs Fremantle in one of the games of the season at the MCG. Meanwhile, Sydney hosts Port Adelaide at the SCG. Follow live.
A New Hampshire state trooper has pleaded guilty to one count of a false report after he placed a GPS tracker on his girlfriend’s car and then lied about it
ST. JOHNSBURY — Celebrating the “small wins,” a councilor from Northeast Kingdom Human Services embedded within the police department describes his outreach efforts toward people in crisis here, includ...
Caleb Pavinski’s clutch pitching performance extended the most successful season in Greater Pittston Senior American Legion Baseball by at least on...
ST. JOHNSBURY — The town will be without a FedEx shipping center beginning next month for the first time in decades.
As Service Credit Union’s lawsuit proceeds against the owners and lending officer involved in the unfinished senior living community in Littleton that went into default on a $30 million construction
As part of its year-long 150th anniversary celebration, the Appalachian Mountain Club brought its commemorative AMC Relay to the summit of Mount Washington on July 31, where relay participants carried
Offering connection, community, and collaboration, a new summer day camp has debuted for North Country youth.
Local 4-H’ers represented Vermont earlier this summer at the National 4-H Shooting Sports Championship in Grand Island, Nebraska.
ST. JOHNSBURY — Northeast Kingdom Human Services (NKHS) and the ALICE Training® Institute will present Active Shooter Response certification training (ALICE Training) to the Northeast Kingdom on Oct. 8 and
LANCASTER — A Coos County Superior Court judge has denied retired attorney Robert Mekeel’s petition seeking to force Lancaster to cut trees and vegetation along Mount Prospect Road, ruling that
With the prospect of an electrically independent New Hampshire unlikely, officials must consider how the state could find a less lonely path toward achieving its energy goals.
In a finding that will surprise nobody who has attended a town meeting or city budget hearing, state government’s shrinking share of public education funding has increased the burden on
A former New Hampshire State Police Trooper pleaded guilty in Keene District Court to one count of false reports to law enforcement after he used a police GPS tracking device
Vermont State Police are crediting the public’s assistance in locating a vehicle connected to the Sunday shooting of a Newbury man.
BRADFORD — Police are seeking the source of racial slurs and drug-related comments found spray-painted on a shed located near the football field at Oxbow High School on Thursday.
Vermont’s black bear population has exceeded state objectives for the fifth year running.