After over a year of debate, Cambridge is set to decide whether to purchase the Cambridge Community Center.
Two familiar Democrats are running for re-election to represent the Lamoille-Washington House district, but only one of them is an incumbent.
When voters in the Lamoille North Supervisory Union school district narrowly voted down the first proposed budget to fund its elementary schools in March, snow still covered the frozen ground.
If the first two budgets proposed by the Elmore-Morristown school district were quietly defeated, it won’t be said after next week’s third attempt that folks didn’t speak up this time around.
The Lake Eden Association is holding a public forum regarding herbicide treatments in Lake Eden on Saturday, June 8, 10 a.m.-noon at Eden Central School.
A South Burlington woman has been sentenced in federal court to almost two years in prison for being an accessory after a fatal drug-related shooting of a Lamoille County man four years ago.
The Morrisville Food Co-op has been accepted into National Co-op Grocers, a business services cooperative for retail food co-ops located throughout the United States.
Beth Parker has been named principal of Lakeview and Woodbury Elementary Schools, starting July 1.
Jenna’s Promise, a non-profit recovery organization based in Johnson, has received a justice reinvestment grant of nearly $241,000 from Vermont Department of Corrections to expand reentry services and community supports for formerly incarcerated women recovering from addiction.
The annual LACiNg Up for Cancer Walk to benefit Lamoille Area Cancer Network is scheduled for Saturday, June 22.
Sam Allaire is the new chief nursing officer at Copley Hospital in Morrisville.
If recent trends hold up, by the time you read this, hundreds of people will have already voted for the latest Elmore-Morristown school budget, even though the official vote is not until May 21 and the informational meeting to discuss it is not until next week.
Rep. Katherine Sims, D-Craftsbury, has officially thrown her hat in the race to take over the seat of Orleans District Sen. Bobby Starr, D-Troy.
The day after last July’s catastrophic flooding inundated Foote Brook Farm in Johnson — ruining or damaging crops, barns, machinery, feed and fertilizer — Tony Lehouillier got up and went to work.
Elmore’s new town garage had its community christening Saturday, on the first of what might be a century’s worth of Green Up Days.
Here’s how the Lancers fared this week.
Here’s how the Wolves fared in the past week.
The Peoples Academy/Stowe varsity baseball team next week will be switching out green and gold uniforms for a pink motif as part of a fundraiser for the Lamoille Area Cancer Network.
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Flowering crab apples in full bloom are one of the major signs that spring has arrived, and that summer is not too far behind.
All the colors will be on display this spring at “Journeys in Pastel,” a group show of accomplished artists from the Central Vermont Chapter of the Vermont Pastel Society at River Arts in Morrisville from May 23 through Aug. 22.
The Bryan Memorial Gallery has two new exhibitions opening in May.
As the songbirds return with spring, birders with binoculars return to early morning walks.
The Hardwick Farmers Market kicks off the Memorial Day weekend, Friday, May 24, with a few extra special guests and offerings.
The delicate and beautiful blooms of crab apples herald the arrival of spring and warmer weather.
Dianne Shullenberger, “Muddy Brook,” 14”x13”, pencil.
“Tulip Waltz” by Marcia Hill.
BLKBOK, the neo-classical piano prodigy hailing from Detroit, has electrified the music sphere with his unparalleled talent.
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Peoples Academy students walked out of school on Thursday afternoon and lined all four corners of Morrisville’s busiest intersection to support the school budget, which is up for a third vote next week.
In familiar green scenes all over Vermont Saturday, folks took to local roads and pathways to pick up trash as part of Green Up Day.
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