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2 men arrested 5 months after missing woman was found dead in toolbox in Vermont river
TROY, Vt. (TCN) -- State police arrested two 34-year-old men for allegedly helping a third co-conspirator put a woman's body in a toolbox and leave it in a river following a fatal dispute. Vermont State Police announced Wednesday, July 17, that Aaron Camp was taken into custody for unauthorized burial...
Noah Kahan defines New England mean, ignites Vermont-New Hampshire debate with Seth Meyers
"Oh god, I'm going to have a bunch of people in flannel yelling at me if I say anything," Kahan said. Vermont’s Noah Kahan leaned into the New England nostalgia with New Hampshire native Seth Meyers this week, joking about flannels and maple syrup amid a debate over which of their home states are better, as well as their casual distaste for Connecticut.
After Beryl damaged his home in Jamaica, a farmworker contends with storm damage in Vermont
“It can feel miserable sometimes,” Ranaldo Blackwood said. “But I said, there's nothing you can do about it.” Read the story on VTDigger here: After Beryl damaged his home in Jamaica, a farmworker contends with storm damage in Vermont.
Review & setlist: Noah Kahan’s New England is forever at Fenway
Vermont native Noah Kahan, whose songs are peppered with local references, easily won over the crowd at Thursday's sold-out show at Fenway Park, the first of two. It’s tough to summarize all of who Noah Kahan is or what he means to New England in this moment, but here’s a shot.
Vermont State Police term disappearance of 82-year-old Enosburgh woman ‘suspicious’
Roberta Martin last had phone contact with her family late Tuesday night and hasn’t been seen or heard from since, according to police. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont State Police term disappearance of 82-year-old Enosburgh woman ‘suspicious’.
Vermont farmers take stock after losing crops to flooding two years in a row
Exactly one year to the date of last year’s severe flooding in Vermont, Joe’s Brook Farm was flooded again by the remnants of Hurricane Beryl.This time it was worse. Workers were able to harvest some of the produce before last week's flooding, but the family-owned vegetable farm still lost 90% of its crop in fields and greenhouses. “When we got hit twice on the same day two years in a row it’s pretty hard to recover from that,” said Mary Skovsted, who owns the farm with her husband. Around the state, and especially in hard-hit central and northern Vermont,...
Seeking an appropriate education, Vermont families battle lawyers, the Legislature and a lack of staff
Chris and Pallas Ziporyn with their sons at their home in South Burlington on Monday, June 10, 2024. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger. If anyone could navigate Vermont’s special education system, it was Chris and Pallas Ziporyn — or so they believed. Chris, once a teacher, received a master’s...
Alburgh Mosquito Pool Tests Positive for West Nile Virus
Alburgh Mosquito Pool Tests Positive for West Nile Virus. First Pool of Mosquitoes to Test Positive during 2024 Surveillance Season. WATERBURY, VT — Mosquitoes collected in Alburgh as part of the state’s disease surveillance efforts have tested positive for West Nile virus. This is the first detection of the virus in Vermont this year. There have been no human or animal cases this season, but Health officials are encouraging people in Vermont to protect themselves from mosquito bites and the potentially dangerous diseases they can spread.
State Flood Recovery Centers to open
Vermont Business Magazine The state of Vermont will be opening State Flood Recovery Centers in Barre, Hinesburg, Lyndonville, and Plainfield. While the state is still awaiting a determination on whether any counties are eligible for FEMA public assistance or individual assistance, these centers will help those impacted by this month’s floods navigate the recovery process. These centers are open to all residents from throughout the state. The first center will open in Plainfield on Wednesday, July 24.
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