NEWPORT — After a five year hiatus, music will again fill the historic St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on Second Street, Newport, with
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NEWPORT — After a five year hiatus, music will again fill the historic St. Mark’s Episcopal
All photos by Tanya Mueller, unless otherwise noted. DERBY — The Church of God and the
ORLEANS — In U.S. District Court in Burlington on Wednesday, Tony Rudolph Williams Jr. of Detroit,
DERBY LINE — QNEK Productions finished off their third performance of “A Christmas Carol Radio Play,”
DERBY — According to the Environmental Working Group Farm Subsidy Database, Nelson Farms, who was recently
Saturday marked the start of rifle deer hunting season in Vermont, and Governor Peter Shumlin’s weekend
DERBY — “Looking to the future while preserving the past.” These are the words guiding the
DERBY LINE — The Vermont Attorney General’s office announced a win this week in a water
All photos by Manfried Starhemberg NEWPORT — The fire which blazed Thursday afternoon on Central Street
NEWPORT — At a Vermont Transportation Board public hearing on October 30, Vermont State Senator Robert
Music Series Returns to St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Newport
December 2, 2013
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NEWPORT — After a five year hiatus, music will again fill the historic St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on Second Street, Newport, with “Now Playing Newport – A Vermont Music Series.”
Community Dinners Thanksgiving Day in Derby Make it a Special Holiday for Many in the Area
November 29, 2013
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All photos by Tanya Mueller, unless otherwise noted. DERBY — The Church of God and the Elks Lodge in Derby both hosted community dinners Thanksgiving Day, making it a special
Detroit Man Said to be Former Member of Bloods Street Gang Pleads Not Guilty of Charges He Conspired to Sell Heroin in Orleans
November 27, 2013
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ORLEANS — In U.S. District Court in Burlington on Wednesday, Tony Rudolph Williams Jr. of Detroit, pleaded not guilty to charges that he conspired to sell heroin from an apartment
Four Stars as QNEK Presented “A Christmas Carol Radio Play,” Sunday Afternoon in Derby Line
November 26, 2013
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DERBY LINE — QNEK Productions finished off their third performance of “A Christmas Carol Radio Play,” Sunday afternoon at the Parish Hall of the First Universalist Church in Derby Line.
Nelson Farms – Highest Recipient of Dairy Subsidies in Orleans County
November 20, 2013
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DERBY — According to the Environmental Working Group Farm Subsidy Database, Nelson Farms, who was recently ordered to stop polluting two local waterways, is the highest recipient of Dairy Program
Gov. Shumlin Bags a Buck Over the Weekend, and Twitter Goes Wild
November 18, 2013
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Saturday marked the start of rifle deer hunting season in Vermont, and Governor Peter Shumlin’s weekend hunting played out across Twitter like a soap opera. Last year, WCAX tweeted that
Dailey Memorial Library’s Christmas Arts and Crafts Fair a Success
November 18, 2013
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DERBY — “Looking to the future while preserving the past.” These are the words guiding the capital campaign for the expansion project of the Dailey Memorial Library. With some of
Nelson Farms Ordered to Stop Polluting the Clyde River
November 15, 2013
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DERBY LINE — The Vermont Attorney General’s office announced a win this week in a water quality case against two farms owned by the Nelson family. The preliminary injunction order
Images From Newport Fire Thursday Afternoon
November 15, 2013
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All photos by Manfried Starhemberg NEWPORT — The fire which blazed Thursday afternoon on Central Street in Newport left three families without a home. The apartment building, owned by Memphremagog
State Senator Robert Starr Offends Arab-American Group
November 11, 2013
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NEWPORT — At a Vermont Transportation Board public hearing on October 30, Vermont State Senator Robert Starr made a remark which angered the Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC). In a letter
