City police increase attention on e-bike safety
Electric bicycles and other motorized individual mobility devices are facing increased scrutiny from Oneonta city leaders.
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Rest area renovation begins in Hancock
The state Department of Transportation and the state Office of General Services announced Friday, Nov. 6 the start of a $4 million renovation of the East Branch rest area, along State Route 17 west in the to...
Cal Thomas: A wipeout for Republicans
In 2010, President Obama described those midterm elections as a "shellacking" for Democrats, who lost 60 seats in the House.
Former Shandaken Town Supervisor charged with theft of $50,000 of town money
Peter DiSclafani, the former supervisor of the town of Shandaken, was arrested Thursday for allegedly misappropriating $50,000 through a loan he failed to disclose, according to officials.
New Paltz mayor, supervisor accept consolidation results
Town Supervisor Tim Rogers, who backed consolidation, and village Mayor Alexandria Wojcik, who opposed it, said they accept voters’ rejection of a proposal to end village government.
Kingston Common Council OKs temporary moratorium on sale of city-owned parking lots
The Common Council narrowly overrode Mayor Steve Noble's veto of legislation that enacts a moratorium on the sale of city-owned parking lots in a 6-3 vote.
Chick-fil-A schedules opening of town of Ulster restaurant
Chick-fil-A will hold a ribbon-cutting next week at its new restaurant on the site of the former Red Lobster.
Dismissal of former Saugerties police chief’s lawsuit upheld
An appellate court has upheld the dismissal of a defamation lawsuit brought by former Saugerties Police Chief Joseph Sinagra against three Saugerties officials.
Kingston Common Council Majority Leader Michele Hirsch announces mayoral run
Common Council Majority Leader Michele Hirsch announced Thursday she's running for mayor in 2027, hours after Steve Noble announced he will not seek a fourth term.
Kingston Mayor Steve Noble says he will not run for reelection
Kingston Mayor Steve Noble announced Thursday morning that he will not seek reelection in 2027.
Marjorie Belle Robbins, 91, of Middlebury
MARJORIE BELLE ROBBINS MIDDLEBURY — Marjorie Robbins died quietly at home Oct. 15, 2026, with her dear friend Susannah Baker by her side. Born Jan. 4, 1935, in New York City, the only child of…
Frederick W. Davis, 75, of Poultney
FREDERICK W. DAVIS POULTNEY — Frederick W. Davis, 75, of Poultney, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, at Rutland Heath and Rehab. Fred was born July 5, 1951, in Bristol, Vt., the son of Alfred…
VUHS girls’ soccer defeats Stowe, repeat as D-III state champs
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New economic development leader sought
ALEX ARMANI-MUNN MIDDLEBURY — Alex Armani-Munn’s run as top executive at the Addison County Economic Development Corp. (ACEDC) is ending after only 20 months, but they were very eventful ones. Armani-Mun...
Rutland County working to improve disaster response between towns
Rutland Town has a drone. Mendon has water. Proctor has manpower. Rutland City has shelter space. They are all things people will want after a disaster that knocks out power
Glimpses of Vermont's Past: Cultural heritage philanthropy
I was executive director of the Vermont Historical Society from 2003 to 2008. Throughout those five years the historical society’s finances were in tough shape. The move from Montpelier to
Last supper
A pair of great egrets scour mudflats along the shore of Lake Champlain recently, looking for a meal before heading south for the winter. The Vermont Atlas of Life says the large birds are increasingly seen...
Waterford Zoning Offers Some Safeguards Against Data Center Development
WATERFORD — Nearly a year after rumors circulated that Waterford was being eyed for a data center, a resident asked what protections the small, rural town had if one were
Data Centers Back In Littleton Spotlight
LITTLETON — Data centers, their high energy and water consumption, and their possible impacts on other energy customers’ rates are back in the town spotlight as municipal officials, during last
NEK Together Convening Puts Essex County In Regional Spotlight, Identifies Priorities
ISLAND POND — More than 200 municipal officials, nonprofit leaders, service providers, business and economic development representatives, legislators and policymakers gathered in Island Pond on Wednesday f...
Lyndon Arts Plan Sees Culture As Part Of Downtown Economic Development
LYNDON — If Lyndon wants a successful economic development strategy, it must make the most of its arts and cultural offerings.
Police Logs
A matching set of earrings and a necklace were recently found and turned in to the St. Johnsbury Police Department. With proper identification, owners can claim them.
Roth Requesting Recount Of Caledonia Senate Race Results
ST. JOHNSBURY — Caledonia Senate Candidate David Roth decided that a 172-vote difference out of more than 10,700 ballots is worth taking a second look in his race against Sen.
Environmental leader Gus Speth turns to fiction to write about community
Environmental leader Gus Speth released his first novel, "Jericho River," which explores the strength of community in a fictional Vermont town while drawing on his own experiences over 20 years in the Upper...