Common Sense Radio: Lessons of History and Foreign Policy with Former Governor Jim Douglas
Wednesday, October 7, 2026, on Common Sense Radio with Bill Sayre, weekdays, 11 o’clock till Noon. Former Governor Jim Douglas
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Local News
Whitefield Public Library to Hold Ceremonial Groundbreaking for Expansion
WHITEFIELD — Whitefield Public Library will hold a ceremonial groundbreaking Oct. 7 for its planned multimillion-dollar expansion, nearly two months
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Whitefield’s 12 King Square Redevelopment 70% Complete, On Schedule for November
WHITEFIELD — Work on the redevelopment of the long-vacant 12 King Square building is about 70% complete and remains on
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Lancaster Police Investigate Overnight Graffiti Spree Along Main Street
LANCASTER — Lancaster police are investigating an unusual overnight graffiti spree in which vandals defaced more than a half-dozen properties
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Common Sense Radio: Proposition 3, Right to Work and Vermont Affordability with Clara Morrison
Tuesday, October 6, 2026, on Common Sense Radio, weekdays, 11 o’clock till Noon. Clara Morrison, Executive Director of the Right
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Hundreds Gather at Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury for Dog Party
ST. JOHNSBURY — The dream of a mountainside sanctuary filled with trails and wildflowers, surrounded by peak Northeast Kingdom foliage
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Littleton Man Arrested on Drug Charges in Fatal Overdose Investigation
A Littleton man was arrested for felony drug possession on Friday, in a case related to a fatal overdose two
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Vermont Broadband Board Graduates Largest Class of Technicians in Newport
Vermont Community Broadband Board announced the recent graduation of its largest class of broadband technicians. The new technicians successfully completed
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Littleton Fire Rescue Gets $40,000 Grant to Study EMS Costs and Regionalization
LITTLETON — With a $40,000 GO-NORTH planning grant, Littleton Fire Rescue will take a deeper dive into the actual costs
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Waterford Approves Up to $25,000 for Town Garage Mold Removal
WATERFORD — The Waterford Select Board voted Monday to spend up to $25,000 to remove mold from the town garage
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