LYNDONVILLE — The Lyndon State Psychology and Human Services department will be hosting an event, “The People versus Big Oil: How Local
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LYNDONVILLE — The Lyndon State Psychology and Human Services department will be hosting an event, “The
As we brace ourselves for another winter, we take time to look back on the brilliant
NEWPORT — An election season that saw some of the fiercest campaigning for State’s Attorney in
NEWPORT — According to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department, Vermont moose hunters had a successful
It all started in Derby Line last October. I was driving in my 1991 Saab, coming
NEWPORT — The Northeast Kingdom has the highest poverty rates in the state and a population
NEWPORT — Local FairPoint workers took to the streets in Newport and Derby this week, after
NEWPORT – Great weather, targeted advertising, and more than $300,000 focused on the fall season alone,
GREENSBORO — The Vermont Historical Society elected Nancy Hill of Greensboro for a three-year term on
HARDWICK — A mother of a 13-year-old boy who died on August 22, and her boyfriend,
Tar sands oil talk to be held at Lyndon State College
November 11, 2014
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LYNDONVILLE — The Lyndon State Psychology and Human Services department will be hosting an event, “The People versus Big Oil: How Local Democracy Stood up to the Fossil Fuel Industry,”
Scenes from Orleans County Fall Foliage 2014
November 7, 2014
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As we brace ourselves for another winter, we take time to look back on the brilliant show of color nature presented us this fall foliage season in Orleans County. From
Local election results for Orleans County
November 5, 2014
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NEWPORT — An election season that saw some of the fiercest campaigning for State’s Attorney in recent local history, came to an end last night. Jennifer Barrett came out on
A successful season for Vermont moose hunters
October 30, 2014
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NEWPORT — According to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department, Vermont moose hunters had a successful hunting season this year. A record bull was taken in the October 1-7 archery
Newport Dispatch News celebrates one year up and running
October 24, 2014
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It all started in Derby Line last October. I was driving in my 1991 Saab, coming across the border on Route 5, when I heard Native American drumming. As I
Local social enterprise looking for support
October 23, 2014
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NEWPORT — The Northeast Kingdom has the highest poverty rates in the state and a population where nearly one in five residents is age 65 or older. Cornucopia, a social
Local FairPoint workers take to the streets
October 22, 2014
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NEWPORT — Local FairPoint workers took to the streets in Newport and Derby this week, after going on strike as of 12:01 a.m., October 17. Workers have gathered holding picket
Record season for Vermont tourism
October 15, 2014
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NEWPORT – Great weather, targeted advertising, and more than $300,000 focused on the fall season alone, prompted a strong summer and foliage tourism season in Vermont. More than 4 million
Nancy Hill of Greensboro elected to Vermont Historical Society Board
October 14, 2014
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GREENSBORO — The Vermont Historical Society elected Nancy Hill of Greensboro for a three-year term on its Board of Trustees at the organization’s annual meeting on September 27. Nancy is
Two charged with murder in Hardwick after allegedly putting alcohol in disabled child’s IV bag
October 7, 2014
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HARDWICK — A mother of a 13-year-old boy who died on August 22, and her boyfriend, were arrested in Hardwick today and charged with second degree murder, after allegedly putting
