Month: March 2024

 Parts of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom are in the path of maximum totality for the April 8 eclipse. Newport will be

The Northeast Kingdom has long been renowned for its pristine rivers and streams; an ideal trout habitat that draws anglers

 HOPKINTON, N.H. (AP) — Like the old saying about March itself, an orchestrated effort to get rid of vote-counting machines

HAVERHILL, N.H. — The Bethlehem (NH) Police Department on March 20 apprehended Gregory Sargent of Bradford, Vt. on multiple warrants

Vermont’s first Tesla showroom opened Monday in South Burlington. A steady stream of customers trickled through the dealership off Shelburne

 Governor Phil Scott announced Friday his appointment of Zoie Saunders as Vermont’s next education secretary.  Currently, Saunders works as the

A tractor-trailer carrying six vehicles rolled to its side off the southbound lane of I93 on Friday morning. The driver

Marty’s 1st Stop, now in its 35th year, may double in size. Plans call for expanding the existing grocery store

A 63-year-old Peacham  man from who touched a 15-year-old girl would not admit his crimes to a sex offender therapist.

Over a pound of methamphetamine was found in a camper at 2150 River Road in Lunenburg. Nathan Lounsbury, 33, and