FEMA Approves Recovery, Resilience Funding For Area Towns
FEMA announced the approval of more than $5.8 million in funding for Public Assistance projects in Vermont. The towns of Burke, Hardwick, Kirby, Lyndon and Sutton are among the recipients.
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Members Of St. J Community Gather For Collaborative Public Safety Push
ST. JOHNSBURY — Public safety concerns, progress, and a push for widespread collaboration toward future success were communicated to community members at the school auditorium on Wednesday evening.
Moriah Wilson Foundation Awards Kingdom East School District $20,000 For Winter Activities Programs
Kingdom East School District has been awarded $20,000 from the Moriah Wilson Foundation to support its Winter Activities programs for students in grades K-8. The grant will help ensure that
St. Johnsbury Employer Honored For Inclusive Hiring Practices
ST. JOHNSBURY — Eric Bach, owner and operator of the Canterbury Inn, received the 2026 Spirit of the ADA Award from the Vermont Governor’s Committee on the Employment of People
Kingdom East Board Launches Self-assessment, Prepares For Merger Study Work
As the Kingdom East School District prepares to enter the state-mandated merger study process with neighboring districts, board members are first looking more closely at themselves.
Waterford Board Approves Volunteer Adviser For Highway Department
WATERFORD — The Waterford Select Board agreed to accept a former selectman’s offer to help the town’s highway department and approved hiring a subcontractor to grade roads as the town
Woman Accused Of Lying To Police About Driver Who Nearly Struck Officer
ST. JOHNSBURY — A woman who police say knows who was driving a vehicle that nearly struck an officer earlier this month is facing a criminal charge for impeding law
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This resident of the Kingdom Animal Shelter, Ellis, appreciates the spaghetti suppers which raise funds for the shelter, located on Portland Street in St. Johnsbury. Such a benefit meal for Ellis and the She...
VTSU Programs Under Review
LYNDON — Vermont State University plans to review 20 underperforming academic programs to assess their futures.
Corinth Woman Charged With Crime Connected To Man’s Death By Gunshot
A Corinth woman accused of making a gun accessible to a suicidal man who then died by gunshot is now facing a related criminal charge.
Grand Jury Indicts Local Man Accused Of Bloody Assault
Facing a slew of felony assault and other charges, a Bath man has been indicted by a Grafton Superior Court grand jury for an alleged kidnapping and bloody attack with
State Argues For Stricter Sentence For Concord Man Guilty Of Felony Assault
ST. JOHNSBURY — Essex County’s prosecutor on Friday argued that 10 days in jail to serve every other weekend is no way to punish a Concord man guilty of beating
VTSU To Review 20 Academic Programs, Including Three At Lyndon
LYNDON — Vermont State University plans to review 20 underperforming academic programs to assess their futures.
Lyndon Institute Crowns Homecoming Court
Lyndon Institute crowned its Homecoming Court on Friday, October 23, 2026. Left to right, back row: Freshman Representatives Whatt Libby and Lylah Wells, and Sophomore Representatives Piper Lefebvre and Colin
Homecoming Spirit Squad Celebrated At Academy
On the eve of the annual rivalry football game between St. Johnsbury Academy and Lyndon Institute, Friday, Oct. 23, 2026, the Academy celebrates the Homecoming Spirit Squad during Pep Chapel.
Unresponsive Juveniles Airlifted, Expected To Recover After Head-On Dirt Bikes Crash
LITTLETON — Two juveniles who were transported to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center after they collided into each other while riding dirt bikes and were rendered unresponsive on Tuesday afternoon — leading
Community Partners Promote Proper Disposal With Drug Take Back Day
ST. JOHNSBURY — In an effort to reduce prescription drug misuse and related overdose deaths, community partners and law enforcement will team up with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to
Red Cross Plans Local Blood Drives
BURLINGTON — The American Red Cross urges people to donate blood. Donors of all blood types, especially those with type O, are needed to keep the blood supply steady ahead
Father demands clarity on investigation into off-duty police officer who shot his son
The father of a man who was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer wants more transparency into the state’s investigation of the fatal encounter, according to a letter
Four At-Risk North Country Buildings Listed On N.H.’s 2026 “Seven To Save”
The town of Lisbon is facing a civil rights lawsuit from a former police officer, who was put on the “Laurie List” for alleged misconduct. The former officer argues it was done with unsubstantiated alleg...
Crash-damaged Mustang Stolen From Bradford Auto Shop
Vermont State Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a damaged Ford Mustang that was stolen from the lot at Legendary Auto on Waits River Road in Bradford.
NEK Man Held Without Bail After Girlfriend Claims He Held Her Hostage
NEWPORT CITY — A man from Morgan is being held in jail without an option to post bail as he faces multiple charges after his girlfriend told police that he
NVDA Honors Longtime Planner Alison Lowe Ahead Of Retirement
NORTHEAST KINGDOM — The Northeastern Vermont Development Association honored senior planner Alison Lowe on Thursday ahead of her retirement at the end of the year after 23 years with the
Sheriff’s Search Of Tractor-trailer Suspected Of Striking Coach Trask Ongoing
ESSEX COUNTY — The county sheriff said the investigation so far shows a tractor-trailer unit struck former Colebrook boys basketball coach Buddy Trask on Oct. 12, but he is not