Two Local Businesses Awarded For Their Support Of Trees For Troops
For their support of Trees for Troops, two local businesses have earned the Christmas SPIRIT award.
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Coleman Launches Write-In Senate Bid While Running For House, State Says Fine
LYNDON — Caledonia-3 House candidate Bill Coleman is also mounting a write-in campaign for an Orleans County state Senate seat, a strategy Vermont election officials say is allowed under state
Repeat Offender To Serve No Jail Time For Assaulting Police Officer
A repeat offender from Coos County who in March was charged downstate for nearly striking a Londonderry police officer with her vehicle pleaded guilty on Thursday to assaulting a Colebrook
Consecutive Caledonia Court Days For Man Supposed To Be On Curfew In Barre
ST. JOHNSBURY — A man living at Fairbanks Inn was supposed to be out of there and abiding by a court-ordered curfew at a Barre residence on Tuesday, but instead,
Fish And Game Officer Helps Struggling Hiker Down Valley Way Trail
NH Fish and Game officials were alerted on Wednesday afternoon to a hiker on Valley Way Trail in Randolph who was struggling.
Smithsonian Exhibit Highlighting Rural Innovations Bound For Barnet
Celebrating a history of innovation in social life, arts, technology, and culture in small towns and rural America, a traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution is bound for Barnet, which
Knob Management Plan Taking Time, But Can’t Cost More Money
ST. JOHNSBURY — Settling on how best to manage the town’s Observatory Knob property is going to take more time, but it can’t cost more money, a Knob committee member
Hardwick Floodplain Administrator Receives National Award
The floodplain administrator for Hardwick is the 2026 recipient of the Larry R. Johnston Local Floodplain Manager of the Year Award.
State Police Officer Who Began As Derby Barracks Trooper Promoted To Colonel, VSP Director
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott and Public Safety Commissioner Jennifer Morrison on Tuesday named a Vermont State Police officer who got his start at the Derby barracks the next colonel of
Attorney Raises Trial Competency Issue For Defendant In Video-Recorded Rape Case
One attorney is suggesting that there is a trial competency issue with his client, who is charged in a video-recorded rape case, while both defense attorneys are objecting to the
Local Legends: Shades In the Granite — The Weird History, Forgotten Lore Of Peacham’s Devil’s Hill
Driving through the country near South Peacham, where you leave the paved road behind and let your tires hum along the dusty, winding gravel of Green Bay Loop, you eventually
Latulip, Harkless Sign Up To Fill Vacant Littleton Select Board Seat
LITTLETON — Before Friday’s deadline, two residents signed up to fill the vacant seat on the five-member Select Board — Bill Latulip, a former selectman who ran in recent elections,
Bethlehem Town Hall Could Be Listed On State’s “Seven To Save”
Bethlehem Town Hall, battered by more than a century of age and needing some serious upgrades, could soon get a boost through the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance.
Jones Resigns From Select Board
WATERFORD — Vice Chair Will Jones resigned from the Waterford Select Board this week, effective immediately.
Animated History Slideshow Returns To Littleton Area Senior Center
LITTLETON — The animated Littleton slideshow returns to the Littleton Area Senior Center for special rerun, when history comes alive.
Lyndon Electric Deals With Hydro Headaches
LYNDON — Lyndon Electric Department’s two hydroelectric generating stations have both experienced equipment problems, though only the Vail station is expected to remain out of service for an extended per...
Main Street Lyndon Runner Accused Of Exposing Himself
ST. JOHNSBURY — A Lyndon man accused of exposing himself while out for a run pleaded not guilty to a charge of lewd and lascivious conduct on Monday in Caledonia
Georgia’s Dyer Davis Headlines At First Dog Mountain Levitt AMP Concert Of Summer
ST. JOHNSBURY — It was a rockin’ kickoff of the Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury Music Series at Dog Mountain on Sunday night, and a huge crowd packed the hillside at
Petition To Force Revote On KESD Budget Ruled Invalid
A citizen-led effort to force a revote on the Kingdom East School District’s newly approved budget has been deemed invalid after district officials determined the petition did not meet requirements
Red Cross Sets Up Emergency Shelters Locally Ahead Of Potentially Dangerous Storms
The American Red Cross will open emergency evacuation shelters at the Newport Municipal Building Gym (222 Main St., Newport, Vt.) and the North Haverhill Administrative Building (2975 Dartmouth College Highway,
Former selectman pleads guilty to embezzling more than $300K
A former Hinsdale selectboard chair has pleaded guilty to embezzling about $345,000 from the Phelps Company while working there as operations manager.
Two Local Men Charged With Deceptive Logging Practices
Two local businessmen have been charged with deceptive logging practices for a timber harvest on a residential property in Lisbon that state foresters said was done without a required written
Rescuers Respond To Teen Cliff Jumper Hurt In Glen Ellis Falls
PINKHAM NOTCH — A 17-year-old boy suffered injuries during a cliff jumping incident in Glen Ellis Falls on Monday.
The more researchers look, the more contaminants they find in New Hampshire’s loons
In 2023, researchers found unprecedented levels of dangerous chemicals in eggs laid by New Hampshire loons.