Month: March 2022

A long-term care facility remains in outbreak status. The Coos County Nursing Home reported 60 cases (23 residents, 37 staff)

Cabot School’s FY23 budget passed 227 to 102 on its second try before voters on Tuesday, March 29. The vote

Vermont has started taking prequalification applications from potential marijuana growers, retailers, product manufacturers and others as it prepares for a

A parent has called for the White Mountains Regional School Board to reconsider the high school’s Humanities program. During the

Over $1 million in funding for seven Northeast Kingdom outdoor recreation projects was announced on Monday by Governor Phil Scott

Despite rising inflation and gas prices, state and regional travel officials still predict a strong summer tourism season. As tourism

A Center Street apartment fire early Tuesday claimed the life of a resident. Wayne Moore, 63, was found by Lyndonville

Carroll, Dalton, Jefferson, Lancaster and Whitfield have all agreed to join a White Mountains Regional School District subcommittee to review

A more than $60 million project to rebuild a bridge that serves as a key entry way into Maine is

St. Johnsbury Police say a previously accused counter-top tip jar thief has struck again. Nicholas Balch, 42, of St. Johnsbury,