Amanda Cochrane, a St. Johnsbury resident, has announced her candidacy for a Vermont House seat as a Democrat. She previously ran for the state Senate. Her campaign was reported June 20 by the Caledonian-Record. No other details about her platform or the specific district were provided.
Photo: Niranjan Arminius (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0). Photo is illustrative and not from the scene.
Amanda Cochrane, a Democrat and executive director of a domestic violence support group, joins four other candidates for two Vermont House seats in the Caledonia-Essex district.
Brandolyn Bradley, a St. Johnsbury independent, is among five candidates running for two Caledonia-Essex House seats in November 2026.
An 1876 advertisement details plans for St. Johnsbury's Centennial Fourth of July celebration, as noted in the Caledonian Record's local history column.
Weidmann Electrical Technology in St. Johnsbury was evacuated Friday after a bomb threat was found in a bathroom. It’s the fourth such incident at the facility since last year.
Vermont State Police investigate the fourth bomb threat at Weidmann Electrical Technology in St. Johnsbury, with no device found.
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