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Montpelier still without a post office as the community voices its frustration
MONTPELIER, Vt. — In the wake of last year's devastating floods, Montpelier remains without a fully operational post office. The problem began 13 months ago when July's floods severely damaged Montpelier's old post office building. Since then, the community has been forced to navigate postal needs outside their own city.
REVIEW: Dorset Theatre Festival’s ‘True Art’ a welcome burst of comedic joy
It is never too late for the comedy of the summer to fill our theatres with restorative laughter. If you have gotten a taste of joy this week and would like a little more in your entertainment choices, check out the very funny, very relevant world premiere of “True Art,” playing at Dorset Theatre Festival through Sept. 7 in an appropriately gorgeous production directed by Michelle Joyner.
Paramount Theatre's $6 million expansion is a sign of a new momentum in downtown Rutland
Rutland’s Paramount Theatre is undergoing a $6 million expansion into the next door Richardson Building. Eric Mallette, the Paramount’s executive director, says planning for this project began six years ago, and it’s exciting to see construction crews finally stirring up dust. The Paramount has owned the red...
New owners will bring capital investments to Killington
POWDR, the current owner of Killington Resort and Pico Mountain, will sell both to local investors. Michael Ferri and Phil Gross, two Killington homeowners, lead the investor group. According to a press release, the sale will close this fall, with the price yet to be released. The group will share details on capital investments at that time.
A year out of college, BryAnna Goslant of Danville mentors Lyndon Institute students for success
BryAnna Goslant was a first-generation college student who excelled in school, faced challenges, and came out on top. She’s a role model who now counsels a new generation of Northeast Kingdom students. Read the story on VTDigger here: A year out of college, BryAnna Goslant of Danville mentors Lyndon Institute students for success .
Plymouth Selectboard approves conservation easement
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – On Monday, Aug. 26, the Plymouth Selectboard held their biweekly meeting. The selectboard began the meeting by approving various adaptations to the agenda. Following this, the board discussed support for Farm & Wilderness Camp’s desire to attain a conservation easement through the Forest Legacy Program. The outcome of this was that the selectboard decided to recognize and support the owner’s property rights, as well as the right to attain a conservation easement.
West Newton Cinema Foundation Buys Historic Cinema
Yesterday, August 27, 2024, the West Newton Cinema Foundation purchased West Newton Cinema back from a developer who had other plans for this historic location. This win would not have been possible without the many supporters of the Foundation. When the Foundation started this journey last year with the dream of keeping the beloved theater alive and thriving, the chance of success seemed remote. Now, because of those who cared a whole lot, a historic building is saved.
Hampton Falls greenlights 72-unit senior condo project at ex-Faro Gardens site on Route 1
The town’s Zoning Board of Adjustment granted all the variances Joe Faro needs to seek final approval from the Planning Board for his plan to build 72 age-restricted condos on his long-vacant Route 1 lot. The board approved the project at its Aug. 22 meeting. Faro’s new plan for...
Limit time outside to prevent contracting eastern equine encephalitis: Doctor | Morning in America
Human cases of eastern equine encephalitis, also known as EEE, have been confirmed in dozens of counties across five states: Vermont, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Wisconsin. Dr. Frita Fisher discusses some symptoms you can recognize after three to five days of being bitten by an infected mosquito. Fisher recommends people limit their time […]
At the Vermont Adaptive Driving Show, the disability driving community shows off their vehicles and abilities
COLCHESTER – People with disabilities, their friends and families, and community members showed up in a meaningful way for the first annual Vermont Adaptive Driving Show. Held this past Saturday at UVM Medical Center’s Fanny Allen Campus, the event strove to bring the disability driving community together to promote inclusion, UVM Driving Rehabilitation instructor Heather Zuk said.
Hundreds of Massachusetts drivers receive notice their CDL was revoked
BOSTON - Hundreds of drivers who depend on their licenses to work were suddenly notified that violations from decades ago disqualify them from holding a CDL in Massachusetts. That number includes school bus drivers and truck drivers.Walter McCloskey has been driving trucks for 14 years. Last week he said he got a notice from the Registry of Motor Vehicles, telling him that his commercial driver's license was being revoked on August 29th for violations he got nearly 30 years ago, threatening a job he loves."I would do this job for free," McCloskey said. "I love just driving the truck on...
High School Huddle Camp Tour: North Country Falcons
NEWPORT, VT – A year after their first championship since 1997, the North Country Falcons football team looks different. The team graduated 17 players and have a new Head Coach. “A lot of those seniors have been playing together since like fifth grade, so they just knew each other, they trusted each other, they believed […]
Suspicious death in Troy under investigation, AG's office says
TROY, N.H. — The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office announced Thursday morning it was investigating a "suspicious death" in Troy. According to officials, the adult female died sometime overnight at a residence in the town. Authorities say the exact circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation. Details including the...
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