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Connecting kids to authors they love
The Adirondack Family Book Festival brings beloved children’s and Young Adult (YA) authors and illustrators together with readers of all ages. — WESTPORT | The John Brown Farm State Historic Site will be the setting for the third annual Adirondack Family Book Festival (AFBF) on Saturday, Aug. 17 from 9:30-4 p.m.
Vermont man Patrick Ibbotson arrested 4 times in three days, police say
BURLINGTON, Vt. — A Vermont man was arrested four times over the course of three days last week for a number of offenses, according to police. The Burlington Police Department said officers first came into contact with 37-year-old Patrick Ibbotson while they were patrolling the Marketplace Garage on Thursday. Police said Ibbotson was violating existing conditions of release from previous charges, and he was arrested.
Vermont State House primary elections 2024: See results
MONTPELIER, Vt. — Voters in several Vermont counties will choose who will appear on their ballots in November to represent their party in the State House. Scroll to see the full list of State House primary races happening this year. Data will begin to populate once the polls close...
Champ movie to hold world premiere
PORT HENRY | After over two years of production, filmmakers Richard Rossi and Kelly Tabor’s new Champ movie, “Lucy & the Lake Monster” will hold its world premiere right in our own backyard. On Sunday, Sept. 8 in Plattsburgh’s Strand Center for the Arts, audiences young and old will decide for themselves once and for all if they are believers in the North Country’s favorite plesiosaur. The film may even convert the most devoted of skeptics.
Waterbury Kids take the Seven Days Good Citizen Challenge
Ten-year-old Susannah Rye of Waterbury has had a busy summer. In June, shortly after classes ended, she set out to complete all 25 activities in the Good Citizen Challenge, a nonpartisan youth civics project organized by Burlington-based Seven Days newspaper. The Challenge invites kids in grades K through 8 to complete activities that teach them about their community and show them ways to get involved.
Woman struck, killed by vehicle at scenic overlook in Vermont
The crash remains under investigation. A 74-year-old woman was hit and killed by a motor vehicle in Marlboro, Vermont on Saturday, police said. Authorities identified the victim as Constance J. Vrooman of Sharon Springs, New York. At 11:03 a.m., police received several 911 calls reporting a pedestrian crash on VT-9...
NWS Investigating Possible Tornado in Upstate New York
More tornadoes touched down in New York, making them the 27th and 28th so far this year. The severe storms that blew over New York late Sunday brought heavy rain, hail, and in some places, a tornado. The National Weather Service is trying to figure out just how many touched down last weekend.
Milton American 11, 12 A-teams having dominant summers
They see each other’s success and feed off one another. Out to prove that no prior years were flukes and wanting to keep the tradition of Milton baseball strong. Make one another proud and keep them motivated to get their own success. Both Brian Powers’s Milton American 11-year old squad and Greg Dunn’s 12-year old team are both having outstanding seasons, doing it in very similar fashion. Both teams captured District championships in June then made appearances in the state semifinals. All the while, the two squads have picked up some extra hardware along the way, have sprinted out to unbeaten league records through the penultimate week of July and are flat-out dominating opponents with unstoppable offense and stifling defense.
WTSA NEWS FOR MONDAY AUGUST 12th 2024
Vermont State Police are investigating after a pedestrian was struck. VSP responded to a call that someone was hit by a car on Rte. 9 in. Marlboro in the area of Hogback Mountain Overlook. Police. pronounced 74-year-old Constance Vrooman of Marlboro dead at the. scene. The crash is still under...
Rediscovering Lost Flora: The Extinction of a Native New Hampshire Crabgrass
In 1901, several peculiar specimens of crabgrass were discovered on the rocky slopes of Rock Rimmon in Manchester, New Hampshire. Initially thought to belong to the species known as slender crabgrass (Digitaria filiformis), the slender, wiry plants with small, delicate spikelets were only known from this single location. But by 1931, they were last collected from the area, and the grass has not been observed since. Recently, UNH’s Albion R. Hodgdon Herbarium, which holds three of the last known remaining dried specimens of the grass, played a key role in identifying these plants as their own unique species, Digitaria laeviglumis, commonly known as smooth crabgrass.
Spiritual director training continues in Diocese of Burlington
In an effort to increase the availability of trained spiritual directors in the Diocese of Burlington, a first-ever spiritual director training program facilitated by the Oblates of the Virgin Mary was launched and is moving into its second year. Thirteen men and women — including a number of deacons and one priest — recently completed Year One of the three-year program.
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