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Grafton Superior Court has approved the proposed settlement between the town of Littleton, Littleton Water and Light, and the New

MONTPELIER — The House Education Committee on Friday recommended legislation to increase oversight of publicly funded private schools. Backed by

The Danville School Board voted unanimously last week to hire a moderator to assist its Building Committee gain traction in

ST. JOHNSBURY — The NEK Council on Aging announced that it will be participating in the 21st Annual March for

Snowy road conditions are believed to have played a factor in a crash on Wednesday involving a Vermont Agency of

LITTLETON — A three-alarm fire tore through a commercial building at 433 Cottage St. in Littleton, N.H., on Monday night.

The latest report from the Vermont Department of Labor shows the Northeast Kingdom is closer to pre-pandemic employment levels than

LYNDON — The sign saga is nearing its end. The Planning Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved a draft update to

BURLINGTON — One of two brothers from Caledonia County is facing up to life in federal prison in connection with

NEWPORT — The Board of Trustees of North Country Hospital announced the return of former Chief Operating Officer Tom Frank