Month: July 2022

ST. JOHNSBURY — Grace United Methodist Church will seek permission from the town  to tear down the old church parsonage.

A $600 bill from the Northumberland Police Department to the Northumberland-Stark-Stratford SAU 58 School District for having a police officer

Kingdom East School District is considering forming an ad hoc committee to help the school board plan and evaluate future

Local authorities are investigating an unattended death in Woodsville. Haverhill Police said a body was found at 11 Church St.

EAST BURKE — The Kingdom Trail Association this week announced its 4th Annual KT Mini-Grant program. The purpose of the

A St. Johnsbury man has been accused of breaking into a restaurant and stealing a digital device and several bottles

LANCASTER — The Mechanic Street Covered Bridge will cost approximately $45,000 to fix. The historic, 160-year-old bridge was damaged earlier

WHITEFIELD — The Whitefield Economic Development Corp. is taking first steps to develop a 72-acre property in the industrial park.

Vermont Fish and Game officials say a Groton woman used bear spray to interfere with hunters out training their dogs

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott endorsed Joe Benning’s bid for the position of lieutenant governor. Benning, a resident of Lyndon and