NEWPORT — Fitness Warehouse, a gym in Newport co-owned by longtime friends Dane Martin and Tom Lowell, is redefining fitness for locals
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NEWPORT — Fitness Warehouse, a gym in Newport co-owned by longtime friends Dane Martin and Tom
DERBY — Vermont’s regular deer season opened strong Saturday as hunters brought 21 deer to Wright’s
WATER AND SEWER RATES: Most of the Council voted to approve the latest water and sewer
CRAFTSBURY — Craftsbury Saplings has received a $50,000 grant to plan a new childcare facility that
GLOVER — The Memphremagog Watershed Association has completed designs for green stormwater infrastructure improvements aimed at
NEWPORT – The public and City Council will get a first look at the Detailed Master
NEWPORT — A Charleston man faces multiple charges after allegedly stealing a truck containing thousands of
NEWPORT — The Vermont Community Foundation has awarded $102,842 in grants to 23 organizations across the
NEWPORT — A two-vehicle crash on Pleasant Street Monday afternoon led to significant damage, an injury,
DERBY — The Memphremagog Watershed Association has acquired 1.8 acres of riverfront property in Beebe Plain,
Local friends turn fitness dream into reality at Newport’s Fitness Warehouse
November 18, 2024
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NEWPORT — Fitness Warehouse, a gym in Newport co-owned by longtime friends Dane Martin and Tom Lowell, is redefining fitness for locals of all ages and experience levels. Since acquiring
Strong start to deer season at Derby check station
November 17, 2024
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DERBY — Vermont’s regular deer season opened strong Saturday as hunters brought 21 deer to Wright’s Sport Shop, one of the state’s designated biological check stations for opening weekend. The
Weekly Dispatch with Mayor Sullivan
November 17, 2024
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WATER AND SEWER RATES: Most of the Council voted to approve the latest water and sewer rates and to begin to rectify the situation of past actions that were brought
Craftsbury childcare center receives $50K planning grant
November 16, 2024
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CRAFTSBURY — Craftsbury Saplings has received a $50,000 grant to plan a new childcare facility that would nearly triple its capacity to serve local families. The nonprofit community childcare center
Glover stormwater project aims to protect Barton River water quality
November 15, 2024
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GLOVER — The Memphremagog Watershed Association has completed designs for green stormwater infrastructure improvements aimed at protecting the Barton River and Lake Memphremagog, with construction planned for 2025. The project,
Visionary master plan for Newport’s downtown set to be released Monday
November 14, 2024
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NEWPORT – The public and City Council will get a first look at the Detailed Master Plan for Downtown Newport at Monday night’s Council meeting when consultants and the Newport
Hours after prison release, Charleston man charged in Newport truck theft
November 14, 2024
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NEWPORT — A Charleston man faces multiple charges after allegedly stealing a truck containing thousands of dollars in tools and driving it across state lines hours after being released from
Orleans, Essex county groups share in $102K grant awards
November 14, 2024
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NEWPORT — The Vermont Community Foundation has awarded $102,842 in grants to 23 organizations across the Northeast Kingdom through its Northeast Kingdom Fund’s 2024 competitive grant round. The grants, supporting
Surveillance footage captures Pleasant Street crash in Newport
November 13, 2024
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NEWPORT — A two-vehicle crash on Pleasant Street Monday afternoon led to significant damage, an injury, and a traffic violation, according to Newport Police. The incident, which occurred at approximately
Derby land acquisition expands Johns River public access
November 12, 2024
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DERBY — The Memphremagog Watershed Association has acquired 1.8 acres of riverfront property in Beebe Plain, expanding public access to the Johns River streambank management area. Paul and Candace Patenaude
