LYNDONVILLE — Northern Vermont University-Lyndon and Vermont Technical College announced yesterday that a $240,000 grant will expand nursing capacity in the Northeast
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LYNDONVILLE — Northern Vermont University-Lyndon and Vermont Technical College announced yesterday that a $240,000 grant will
NEWPORT — A 33-year-old man from Newport was sentenced for a domestic assault incident that took
CRAFTSBURY — The Sterling College Board of Trustees has appointed Dr. Lori Collins-Hall as interim president
DERBY LINE — The U.S. border has reopened to vaccinated Canadians, but they don’t appear to
CONCORD — By the end of 2021, more than 300 homes and other locations in Concord
NEWPORT — The Northeast Kingdom (NEK) Fund at the Vermont Community Foundation has granted $124,449 to
DERBY — Sheriff Jennifer Harlow and the members of the Orleans County Sheriff’s Department received a
NEWPORT — A Greensboro man entered not guilty pleas to charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter,
NEWPORT — The Snelling Center for Government recently announced that Gaston Bathalon, of Troy, has been
TROY — Police are looking for a man involved in an attempted burglary at a convenience
Big boost for nursing education in the NEK
November 11, 2021
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LYNDONVILLE — Northern Vermont University-Lyndon and Vermont Technical College announced yesterday that a $240,000 grant will expand nursing capacity in the Northeast Kingdom. The funding will expand Vermont Technical College’s
Newport man gets up to 8 years in jail
November 10, 2021
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NEWPORT — A 33-year-old man from Newport was sentenced for a domestic assault incident that took place back in 2019, as well as a police chase a few months later.
Dr. Lori Collins-Hall appointed interim President of Sterling College
November 10, 2021
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CRAFTSBURY — The Sterling College Board of Trustees has appointed Dr. Lori Collins-Hall as interim president of the college. Dr. Collins-Hall’s appointment follows the departure of Matthew Derr, who served
Derby Line crossing empty as border reopens for vaccinated Canadians
November 9, 2021
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DERBY LINE — The U.S. border has reopened to vaccinated Canadians, but they don’t appear to be flocking into Vermont just yet. Shortly after midnight this morning, Customs and Border
Construction started to bring high-speed broadband to parts of Essex County
November 6, 2021
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CONCORD — By the end of 2021, more than 300 homes and other locations in Concord and Lunenburg will be able to sign up for high-speed fiber-optic internet service from
Area nonprofits receive $124,449 in grants from Northeast Kingdom Fund
November 5, 2021
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NEWPORT — The Northeast Kingdom (NEK) Fund at the Vermont Community Foundation has granted $124,449 to 23 organizations in Orleans, Essex, and Caledonia counties this fall. The awards represent a
Operation Santa kicks off 14th year with a generous donation
November 3, 2021
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DERBY — Sheriff Jennifer Harlow and the members of the Orleans County Sheriff’s Department received a generous donation today as Operation Santa enters its 14th year. Chapter 22 Disabled American
Greensboro man pleads not guilty to murder
November 3, 2021
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NEWPORT — A Greensboro man entered not guilty pleas to charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter, following a shooting incident that took place on October 20. Daryl Johnson is accused
Gaston Bathalon of Troy accepted into Vermont Leadership Institute Class of 2022
November 1, 2021
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NEWPORT — The Snelling Center for Government recently announced that Gaston Bathalon, of Troy, has been accepted into the Vermont Leadership Institute Class of 2022. Bathalon currently serves on the
Attempted burglary, vandalism at Boutin’s Mini Market
October 30, 2021
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TROY — Police are looking for a man involved in an attempted burglary at a convenience store in Troy early this morning. An employee at Boutin’s Mini Market notified police