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High School Huddle Camp Tour: Rice Memorial Green Knights
SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT – In Division II, the Rice Memorial Green Knights are hoping to learn from last season’s losses. “Some of what we ran into last year was teams figuring out across the line of scrimmage that they could kind of out-strength us. We were using a lot of formations and a lot of […]
Springfield Supported Housing Landlord of the Year nominations
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Springfield Supported Housing Programs (SSHP) is accepting nominations for the 2024 Landlord of the Year award. If you live in Windham or Windsor county, please help SSHP nominate their 2024 winner by filling out the survey found at forms.gle/CZ2PaiaAE2kvNByW9.
The history of WVMT: Vermont’s oldest radio station to turn 100 this fall
COLCHESTER — Vermont’s oldest radio station, WVMT, has a rich history in Colchester and is turning 100 this year. With Aug. 20 being National Radio Day, today is the day to honor and celebrate all things radio. WVMT’s first-ever radio broadcast originated at the University of Vermont on October 10, 1924, making this coming fall the official centennial anniversary.
Women’s Soccer Set to Host Saint Anselm in 2024 Home Opener
BURLINGTON, Vt. – Vermont (0-0-1) will face Saint Anselm (0-0-0) in its 2024 home opener on Wednesday, August 21. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. ET and will be broadcast live on ESPN+. Wednesday's matchup is the Catamounts annual Military Appreciation game presented by Milton Cat. All active and retired military members can receive a complimentary ticket to this game upon arrival with a valid form of military ID. Josh Pallotta Fund will be onsite and tabling inside the entrance to Virtue Field.
New boat access point proposed for Essex Town
ESSEX TOWN — A new public boat access point could be coming to the Winooski River. Members of the Town of Essex’s Conservation and Trails Committee presented the idea to the selectboard Monday night, laying out potential next steps for making the river more accessible to local canoe and kayak users.
North Country Union High School fails latest round of PCB testing
NEWPORT, Vt. — Students in one Vermont high school will be having some classes outdoors, under tents, this fall after testing determined that levels of dangerous chemicals were too high for classes to be held regularly. The results mean that some classes cannot be held indoors this semester without...
NYC man arrested locally on drug charges
TICONDEROGA | A traffic stop led to the arrest of a New York City man, who is now facing multiple felony drug charges. Ticonderoga Police report that at about 11 p.m. Aug. 17, they pulled over Sha-King Robinson when they noted him making several traffic violations. After coming to a...
Man charged with DUI after Panton crash
PANTON — A Northfield man was charged with driving under the influence early Thursday morning following a single-vehicle accident in Panton. Vermont State Police, along with the Vergennes Fire Department, responded to the crash on Basin Harbor Rd. near Kellogg Bay Rd. around 3:32 a.m. Authorities found a vehicle...
Fire destroys garage in Charlestown, homeowner injured
CHARLESTOWN, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) A two-alarm fire broke out on Happy Acres Drive in Charlestown Saturday afternoon, completely destroying a detached garage and leaving the homeowner injured. The fire, which was first reported around 12:45 p.m., had already engulfed the structure by the time emergency crews arrived, according to Charlestown’s Assistant...
Trucker rescued from river after four-wheeler crowds him off roadway
A truck driver had to be rescued from on top of his submerged truck cab after accidentally veering off of a narrow road in Vermont on Tuesday. The accident happened on August 20th in Swanton, Vermont on Route 78 near Louie’s Landing. “The initial report from the driver was that he was coming from around […] The post Trucker rescued from river after four-wheeler crowds him off roadway appeared first on CDLLife.
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