I write today as a follow-up to the public DEC hearing of August 18th in Coventry on the proposed NEWSVT Coventry landfill
MoreI write today as a follow-up to the public DEC hearing of August 18th in Coventry on the proposed NEWSVT Coventry landfill
MoreI write today as a follow-up to the public DEC hearing of August 18th in Coventry
This letter was submitted by Heather McKeown, of Newport. For more information check out the Have
There have been many new and exciting happenings to report to our community since my last
This letter was submitted by Barbara Morrow, the executive director of Orleans County Restorative Justice Center.
The idea that Vermont would use Lake Memphremagog as a sewer for landfill effluent, “treated” or
This letter was submitted by Peggy Stevens of East Charleston. Standing room-only attendance at the 8-24-21
This letter was submitted by Scott Warthin, of Derby. High-quality bocce courts might invite an older
Orleans and N. Essex counties have a good deal of community strength and collaborative values, and
The Members of Parliament for Brome-Missisquoi, Sherbrooke and Compton-Stanstead, the Members of the National Assembly for
All efforts to improve the water quality of the Memphremagog Watershed and consequently, beautiful Lake Memphremagog

I write today as a follow-up to the public DEC hearing of August 18th in Coventry on the proposed NEWSVT Coventry landfill treatment facility that would attempt to filter toxic

This letter was submitted by Heather McKeown, of Newport. For more information check out the Have Paws Will Travel Facebook page or call 802-647-3353. Working on the Northern Star last

There have been many new and exciting happenings to report to our community since my last update several months ago. We have been using Newport Police Department to supplement our

This letter was submitted by Barbara Morrow, the executive director of Orleans County Restorative Justice Center. Our housing needs are based on complex – and simple – issues that have

The idea that Vermont would use Lake Memphremagog as a sewer for landfill effluent, “treated” or otherwise, shows just how little our government thinks of us and our neighbors. The

This letter was submitted by Peggy Stevens of East Charleston. Standing room-only attendance at the 8-24-21 public meeting with Agency of Natural Resources Secretary Moore, on the health of Lake

This letter was submitted by Scott Warthin, of Derby. High-quality bocce courts might invite an older (and more diverse, amore international, a less “active”) population to participate inNewport life. The

Orleans and N. Essex counties have a good deal of community strength and collaborative values, and we worked hard to make it through the pandemic in relatively safe shape. We

The Members of Parliament for Brome-Missisquoi, Sherbrooke and Compton-Stanstead, the Members of the National Assembly for Orford and Sherbrooke, the Reeve of the Memphremagog MRC, the Mayor of Magog, and

All efforts to improve the water quality of the Memphremagog Watershed and consequently, beautiful Lake Memphremagog should be applauded. Everyone enjoying, using, and admiring the Lake and the surrounding watershed