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Board signs off on trail rebuild bid
WILMINGTON - During their meeting on Tuesday, August 20, the Wilmington Selectboard approved a bid from Saladino Property Management for the Hoot, Toot, and Whistle Trail Improvement Project in the amount of $276,479.15. They also approved new pay rates for Wilmington police officers. Support local journalism. Access to our full...
Strand Center unveils new exhibit featuring handwoven artwork of scrap material
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. — If you're in the mood to experience some unique handwoven artwork, downtown Plattsburgh is the place to be. The Strand Center for the Arts is unveiling a new exhibit that celebrates nearly a dozen local manufacturing companies and their creations. The exhibit features more than 50...
Plattsburgh 988 mural to be dedicated this weekend
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (WCAX) - An official dedication for Plattsburgh’s new 988 mural is set for this weekend. The mural was completed earlier this summer and includes images of the Adirondack mountains, the words “you matter” and the 988 hotline number. This week, creators spoke about the funding...
2024 CU Cross Country Season Preview
Cross Country | 8/23/2024 12:45:00 PM Since 2005, the Clarkson University Cross Country team has won a combined 19 titles at the Cross Country-Only Championships, and the Golden Knights will be looking to get into the 20s this fall, beginning with the opening race of the season on August 31st at Plattsburgh, NY. Guided by head coach Torin La Liberte, the Green and Gold return nearly all of their top runners from last season, including several first-year collegians who made an immediate impact for the Golden Knights. Clarkson’s men won its sixth straight CCOC title a year ago, making it…
Farmer’s Almanac Calling for Lots of Snow and Rain for Maine, New Hampshire, & Massachusetts This Winter
Last winter was definitely abnormal. With the exception of a few really nasty storms (one in mid-December and one in mid-January), the winter was fairly mild. With the exception of a handful of rain and snowstorms, last winter was calm. Even the temperatures remained mild. According to records kept by...
Woman with outstanding warrants in NH accused of trying to kidnap child in California
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A woman with outstanding warrants in New Hampshire is accused of trying to kidnap a child in California. Santa Monica police said Courtney Perrone tried to grab the 8-year-old girl and run off with her Thursday afternoon. At the time, the child was helping a neighbor...
Novo Nordisk seeks sizeable workforce increase
Novo Nordisk in West Lebanon is looking to hire 40 people in 2024, a 10% increase in its current headcount of about 400 as it continues its work to improve the lives of people with certain ailments. A broad range of workers with a variety of skill sets is being...
Peru Fire Station expansion goes to referendum vote
PERU | Plans to expand the Peru Volunteer Fire Department fire station on Bear Swamp Road have adjusted to add steel and fireproof framing. Courtney Tetrault, vice chair of the Peru Board of Fire Commissioners, said renovation has to incorporate Class A construction. A concept design for the fire department's...
UVM Athletics Unveils 2024 Hall of Fame Class, Ceremony on Sept 27
The University of Vermont Athletics has announced its Hall of Fame Class of 2024, set to be inducted on September 27. The inductees include Sydney Mas, Jonathan Nordbotten, Nika Ouellette, Kate Ryley, and Brian Voelkel, all of whom made significant contributions to their respective sports during their time at UVM. The ceremony will take place at the Dudley H. Davis Center and tickets are available for $75 until September 12. This year marks the 55th Hall of Fame Dinner, sponsored by Baker Distributing.
See neighbors, eat & shop at 42nd annual Vergennes Day
As Labor Day approaches and we all begin to think about the end of summer, celebrate with a big bang at the 42nd annual Vergennes Day, which return to the city’s downtown green on Saturday, Aug. 24. We’re glad you’re interested in this valuable content! Please understand that in...
Vermont State Police provide update in search for missing Bennington man
WHITINGHAM, Vt. — Vermont State Police were notified on Aug. 23 that two fishermen had located a kayak that was believed to belong to 59-year-old Matthew Houskeeper, of Bennington.Houskeeper was reported missing on Aug. 14,2024. His abandoned vehicle was found on Tunnel Street by the Sherman Reservoir in Whitingham on Aug. 16.
Jenny Urban takes reins at Bridport Central School
BRIDPORT — With a week to go before classes resume, newly minted Bridport Central School Principal Jenny Urban is busy arranging her office. One of her first orders of business was assembling her favorite workplace adornment: A “why wall,” which is a collage of pictures, cards and other memorabilia supplied by past students, colleagues and friends that reminds her why she became an educator.
Screens light up as 10th anniversary film festival begins
The 10th edition of the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival (MNFF), which kicked off in Middlebury on Wednesday evening, will feature screenings of 130 films (almost half of them feature-length). But in addition to the wide-ranging and high-quality images that will be seen on five screens around town, the festival will host many talented filmmakers in person.
Building a Net-zero Future for The Putney School
As The Putney School embarked on a student and faculty housing initiative – two nearly identical 2-story buildings totaling 34,000sf – the commitment to sustainability was not just a goal but a guiding principle. The project was envisioned as a net-zero energy endeavor from its inception, reflecting the school’s deep commitment to environmental stewardship.
Delayed opening for Moretown Elementary School
Damage to the Moretown Elementary School from last month’s flooding will delay the opening of the school until August 29. Students in local elementary schools return to the classroom on Tuesday, August 27. School principal Kate Liptak said in an email to Moretown families this week that the delay is the result of supply chain issues.
Contemporary comedy at Phantom this weekend
Vermont director Joanne Greenberg returns to Phantom Theater with “Cry It Out,” a bittersweet comedy about motherhood, class, and female friendship for a three-night run starting Thursday, August 22. Greenberg has a gift for selecting material that speaks to the human condition with acerbic humor as well as...
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