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A gala throng looks on as the Stars & Stripes parade rolls through downtown Lyndonville. The 2026 Stars & Stripes Festival is set for this Saturday, July 18. (File photo)
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Pedaling For Preston To Raise Awareness For Mental Health, Suicide Prevention
On Sept. 19, Pedaling for Preston will be held, a 30-mile community bike ride to raise awareness and funding for mental health and suicide prevention, in memory of Preston Jones, of Bethlehem, who died by su...
Thieves Steal Vehicle, Catalytic Converters From Turners Automotive, Auto Save Outlet In St. Johnsbury
ST. JOHNSBURY — Vermont State Police are looking for the public’s help in locating those responsible for a burglary and felony-level theft at Mark Turner’s Automotive and the Auto Saver
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After receiving a report on July 12 that Robin Noyes, 39, of St. Johnsbury, had attempted to enter an apartment not belonging to her, police say that Noyes made multiple threats to kill multiple people, incl...
Loralee Tester Named To VermontBiz 91 Most Influential People List
The Northeast Kingdom Chamber of Commerce announced that Executive Director Loralee Tester has been recognized as one of VermontBiz 91 Most Influential People, an annual recognition of excellence highlightin...
Rescuers Carry Injured Hut Worker Off Mount Washington
SARGENT’S PURCHASE, N.H. — Search and rescue crews carried an injured Appalachian Mountain Club employee from the Lakes of the Clouds Hut on Mount Washington on Saturday after she fell
Wildflower Inn Opens 27-Hole Disc Golf Destination In Lyndon
LYNDON — A vision Dan Thompson first pitched four years ago has become reality at The Wildflower Inn, where a new 27-hole disc golf facility is drawing players from across
With A Focus On Healing, A New Kind Of Yoga Space Opens In Littleton
LITTLETON — A new kind of yoga studio is coming to Main Street, one born of immeasurable loss and focused on healing.
Kentucky Author Publishes Book On Prominent NEK Diplomat Henry Clay Ide
Among the halls of illustrious NEK residents is a man whose esteemed career encompassed roles as St. Johnsbury Academy principal, Caledonia County State’s Attorney, Chief Justice of Samoa, Governor-General of
This Week In Local History, July 12-18
St. Johnsbury clothing store D. P. McLellan expounds the importance of high-quality socks for men in this advertisement from July 10, 1926.
‘Bride’ who asked clerk to sign marriage license after boyfriend’s death gets jail
After a two-year battle with cancer, Eric Leedberg of Nashua died in 2023, while surrounded by loved ones.
Town Continues Discussions With Colonel Town Players As Town Hall Future Remains Uncertain
LANCASTER — The town of Lancaster is continuing discussions with the Colonel Town Players about future use of Town Hall as officials assess repairs and code compliance issues that could
Concord Man Convicted Of Aggravated Assault Sentenced To Ten Days In Prison, Probation
A Concord man who a jury convicted of aggravated assault last October was sentenced in Caledonia Superior Court on Thursday to ten days in prison on a suspended 2-7 year
AI Satire Of Rep. Ballint Sparks First Amendment Fight Between Planet Hank & Attorney General
A controversial Brattleboro man, who offers satire and commentary on Vermont politics and politicians, has filed a federal civil lawsuit against Vermont Attorney General Charity R. Clark after she tried
Trees Uprooted, Utility Lines Down As Strong Storm Blows Through Local Communities
Powerful storms blew through isolated parts of the region on Thursday evening, uprooting trees, blocking roads and knocking out power.
Local Woman Pleads Guilty To Charges Including Fentanyl Traficking After Bumpy Hearing
A local woman pleaded guilty to fentanyl trafficking, unlawful mischief, and identity theft in Caledonia Superior Court on Wednesday, despite a lengthy interruption to her plea hearing caused by miscommunica...
St. Johnsbury Man Accused Of Trespass, Damage To Car While Trying To Force Entry Pleads Not Guilty
A St. Johnsbury man pleaded not guilty to unlawful trespass and unlawful mischief in Caledonia Superior Court on Tuesday after allegedly trying to break into a vehicle parked on a
Arguing Against Release, Prosecutor Says Wells River Woman Almost Killed Officer
Arguing against release on bail, a Grafton County prosecutor this week said a Wells River woman almost killed a Haverhill police officer as she sped away in her SUV to
St. J Police Cite Man Found Asleep On Bridge Stairs Using Stolen Backpack As Pillow
ST. JOHNSBURY — Police found one of many items stolen from the rail yard this week beneath the head of a man sleeping on the stair steps of the Portland
Friends Of Dog Mountain Granted $15,000 Toward Trail Improvement Project
Editor’s note: This story is part of a series featuring the businesses and organizations that benefited from money distributed through the town of St. Johnsbury’s Revitalization Fund. The fund was
Lyndonville Woman Pleads Guilty To Fentanyl Trafficking
A Lyndonville woman pleaded guilty to fentanyl trafficking in Caledonia Superior Court on Wednesday while the jury for her trial was being drawn.
From The Mountains To The Desert: How The Outdoors Prepared Dug North For Grueling Survival Challenge
Dug North never felt himself fall. He was standing in the South African desert, focused on surviving another day, then the next minute he was pulling himself out of a
Barnet Drug Bust Leads To Arrests, Discovery Of Nearly $50,000 In Cash
Efforts by multiple law enforcement agencies, led by the Lyndonville Police Department, to bust drug dealing locations in the area targeted an Airbnb in Barnet on Tuesday, and nearly $50,000
Permit Reissued For $22.6M National Guard Readiness Center
LYNDON — The Lyndon Development Review Board has unanimously approved renewed local permits allowing the Vermont National Guard to continue construction of its new readiness center after the project’s pr...