BARTON — The investigation of the armed robbery at Circle K in Barton that happened on January 23 is starting to be
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BARTON — The investigation of the armed robbery at Circle K in Barton that happened on
NEWPORT — Cory Carpenter Jr., 33, of Newport, pleaded not guilty on Monday to a felony
NEWPORT — A new indoor walking trail will be open four times per week at the
ST. JOHNSBURY — Appearing in Vermont Superior Court on Monday afternoon, two of the men charged
ST. JOHNSBURY — There is no word yet as to what caused a fire that ripped
COVENTRY — On Friday at approximately 6:41 p.m. the Vermont State Police responded to an accident
NEWPORT — As plans continue to move forward with the expansion project at the Newport State
DERBY — Selectman Brian Smith was elected back into office on Tuesday. Smith, the board chairman,
NEWPORT — Out of 3,280 registered voters, only 495 came out to vote on Tuesday, approving
LOWELL — Town Meeting Day voters in Lowell voted against an article opposing Green Mountain Power’s
Circle K Robbery Investigation Comes Together
March 12, 2014
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BARTON — The investigation of the armed robbery at Circle K in Barton that happened on January 23 is starting to be pieced together. Police now feel they have identified
Man Sets Car on Fire in Newport, Then Writes Apology to Owner
March 11, 2014
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NEWPORT — Cory Carpenter Jr., 33, of Newport, pleaded not guilty on Monday to a felony charge of third-degree arson and a misdemeanor count of unlawful mischief. The charges are
New Indoor Walking Trail to Open at North Country Career Center
March 11, 2014
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NEWPORT — A new indoor walking trail will be open four times per week at the North Country Career Center, offering local walkers the opportunity to stay warm and dry
Two Men Deny Charges in Murder of Mary “Pat” O’Hagan
March 10, 2014
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ST. JOHNSBURY — Appearing in Vermont Superior Court on Monday afternoon, two of the men charged in the murder of Mary “Pat” O’Hagan pleaded not guilty to charges of first
12 Homeless Following Apartment Fire in St. Johnsbury Friday Night
March 8, 2014
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ST. JOHNSBURY — There is no word yet as to what caused a fire that ripped through an apartment building in St. Johnsbury on Friday night, leaving 12 people homeless,
Dropped Cigarette Lighter Causes Accident on I-91 Friday Evening
March 8, 2014
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COVENTRY — On Friday at approximately 6:41 p.m. the Vermont State Police responded to an accident on Interstate 91. The two vehicle collision happened near mile marker 168 in the
Helicopter Shuttle to Jay Peak and Full U.S. Port of Entry Planned at Newport State Airport
March 6, 2014
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NEWPORT — As plans continue to move forward with the expansion project at the Newport State Airport, Jay Peak Resort is planning to operate a helicopter shuttle from the airport
Brian Smith Elected: Municipal Budget Approved Despite Increase
March 5, 2014
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DERBY — Selectman Brian Smith was elected back into office on Tuesday. Smith, the board chairman, defeated challenger Robert Ovitt. The total vote was 570 to 167. Ovitt had expected
Wilson and Morrissette Elected – Newport Police Chief Gets Two Officer 24 Hour Patrols
March 5, 2014
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NEWPORT — Out of 3,280 registered voters, only 495 came out to vote on Tuesday, approving the city municipal budget of $3 million. Included in the budget is the hiring
Lowell Voters Oppose Anti-Wind Resolution
March 4, 2014
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LOWELL — Town Meeting Day voters in Lowell voted against an article opposing Green Mountain Power’s Kingdom Community Wind project. The anti-wind resolution was passed over in 2012, and was
