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Barnet adopts parking ordinance, studies Harvey Mountain Road speeds
Fines start at $50 for parking violations on Anderson Street and Gadley Hill Road; speed study planned for Harvey Mountain Road.
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Barnet adopts parking ordinance for Anderson Street
Barnet Select Board adopts parking ordinance for Anderson Street, fines and towing authorized; speed study on Harvey Mountain Road underway.
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Vaudeville at Globe Theatre advertised 100 years ago
An advertisement in the June 15, 1926 Caledonian-Record promoted Duke Bunnell's vaudeville show at the Globe Theatre in St. Johnsbury.
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St. Johnsbury man arrested on warrant, held on $10,000 bail
Damian Marcy, 24, arrested on warrant in St. Johnsbury early June 12, held on $10,000 bail, court date June 15.
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'The Bellows Brothers' photography exhibit opens at St. Johnsbury Athenaeum
Photography by Robert C. Jenks and James A. Kipfer will be on display at the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum from July through September.
business
St. Johnsbury Distillery partners with Stevie Van Zandt portrait for mezcal
St. Johnsbury Distillery releases Malvado Maple Mezzal paired with a portrait of Stevie Van Zandt by local photographer Robert C. Jenks.
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Live music at Cabot Village Common
North Star Monthly shares a photograph of live music at Cabot Village Common on June 12.
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AmeriCorps members bolster rural schools in Northeast Kingdom
VTSU's Rural Learning Collective uses a $386,780 grant to place AmeriCorps members at nonprofits addressing food access and education in the Northeast Kingdom.
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Firefly diversity shines across the Northeast Kingdom
A 2021 review found 44 species of fireflies in Vermont, New Hampshire, and surrounding states. Populations face threats from habitat loss and light pollution.
public-safety
Catalytic converters stolen from St. Johnsbury Subaru dealership
Vermont State Police are investigating the theft of catalytic converters from St. J Subaru in St. Johnsbury.
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Power lines down on US Route 2 in St. Johnsbury, roadway now open
Downed power lines on US Route 2 in St. Johnsbury caused a single-lane closure Wednesday evening; roadway fully reopened by Thursday morning.
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Catamount Arts brings back free summer concert series
Catamount Arts returns with free Levitt AMP concerts at Dog Mountain on Sundays and Final Fridays downtown in St. Johnsbury.
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St. Johnsbury Named One of Yankee Magazine's Best Small Towns for 2026
Yankee Magazine named St. Johnsbury one of its '2026 Best Small Towns in New England,' citing its enthusiastic fans and vibrant community.
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Three arrests in NEK: sex offender, domestic assault, foot pursuit
Lyndonville police, Vermont State Police make arrests in Barton, Newbury, and Coventry.
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St. Johnsbury to host Make Music Day events at Catamount Arts
St. Johnsbury will celebrate National Make Music Day on June 21 with Sousapalooza and a Strum-along Jam at Catamount Arts.
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Flash floods hit Caledonia, Lamoille counties as heat wave follows
Thunderstorms dumped nearly 3 inches of rain in the Hardwick and Wolcott area, washing out a culvert on Bunker Hill Road. Heat advisories follow.
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Brass Queens to perform in St. Johnsbury June 26
The Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury Music Series will feature Brass Queens on June 26, hosted by Catamount Arts and Discover St. Johnsbury.
public-safety
Suspect sought in catalytic converter theft at St. Johnsbury dealership
Vermont State Police are seeking a suspect in the theft of catalytic converters from St. J Subaru in St. Johnsbury early Sunday morning.
public-safety
Police seek suspects in St. Johnsbury Subaru catalytic converter thefts
Vermont State Police seek two suspects in catalytic converter thefts from Saint J Subaru on Memorial Drive early Sunday morning.
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Satellite Gallery seeking artists for group exhibition
Lyndonville's Satellite Gallery is accepting artist submissions through June 22 for a new group exhibition.
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Road washouts in Hardwick, Wolcott after heavy storms
Heavy rain caused road washouts in Hardwick and Wolcott Wednesday night; flash flood warning in effect.
public-safety
Power lines down on US Route 2 in St. Johnsbury
US Route 2 in St. Johnsbury reduced to one eastbound lane after power lines down.
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Flash floods wash out Hardwick road
Flash flooding caused a large hole in Bunker Hill Road in Hardwick, leaving it impassable Thursday morning.
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Three-foot hole closes Bunker Hill Road in Hardwick after flash flood
A 3-foot-deep hole on Bunker Hill Road in Hardwick has closed the road after flash flooding. Cones are up; warning expires midnight Thursday.
public-safety
Flash flood warning issued for Northeast Kingdom counties
Flash flooding reported in Wolcott; East Hill Road impassable. NWS warns of additional rain through midnight tonight.
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Flash flood warning issued for Caledonia County
The NWS issued a flash flood warning for Caledonia County on Wednesday evening after heavy rain caused a road washout in Wolcott.
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Flash flood warning issued for parts of NEK
NWS issues flash flood warning for parts of Caledonia, Orleans, Lamoille and Washington counties until 10:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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NEK waste district raises fees, cuts hazardous waste events
Northeast Kingdom Waste Management District cuts free hazardous waste events, adds fees to close a $100,000 revenue gap.
public-safety
Sutton man charged with aggravated sexual assault of child
Jordan Kidder, 37, of Sutton was arraigned June 10 on charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child and lewd conduct. He is held without bail.
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CCC workers built Burke Mountain toll road in 1930s, one man's story recalled
A Massachusetts teenager who joined the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s spent part of his time in East Burke building the toll road up Burke Mountain, and another part bei…
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CCC worker Joseph H. Peterson featured in historic photo
A recently highlighted photograph shows Joseph H. Peterson, a CCC worker who helped build Burke Mountain's toll road in the 1930s.
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Historic photo shows CCC road up Burke Mountain
A 1935 image shows the Civilian Conservation Corps' graded road winding up Burke Mountain, with Lake Willoughby visible through the notch.
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Cabot shredded gouda named best in nation by People magazine
People magazine has named Cabot Creamery's shredded gouda the best shredded cheese in the country.
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Garret Keizer explores roots in new essay collection 'Starting From Paterson'
In his latest essay collection, Garret Keizer reflects on his upbringing in Paterson, N.J., and how it shaped his life in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
public-safety
Hardwick police respond to theft, threats, accidents in weekly log
Hardwick police responded to theft, threats, medicals, and traffic incidents over eight days, as detailed in their latest media log.
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Richford cruises past Caledonia United in D4 softball opener
Richford beat Caledonia United 13-0 in the Division IV softball state tournament opener, ending Cal United's season at 4-9.
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Craftsbury Academy softball falls to Windsor in D-IV tournament opener
Craftsbury Academy's softball team lost 15-2 to Windsor in the opening round of the Division IV state tournament.
sports
Lyndon Institute baseball reaches Division II semifinals
Lyndon Institute baseball beats Spaulding 14-5 in Division II quarterfinals, advances to semifinal vs. Otter Valley.
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NEK Warriors soccer club fields six squads on Sunday
The NEK Warriors Soccer Club fielded six squads on Dustan Field Sunday, with the U10 Boys winning 8-2 and the U12 Girls finishing 4-1-1.
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Hazen Union baseball reaches Division IV Final Four
The seventh-seeded Hazen Union baseball team upset Leland & Gray to reach the Division IV Final Four, powered by Grayson McNaughten's complete game and Justin Montgomery's home run…
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Black Fly Festival parade draws crowd in Adamant
The Black Fly Festival parade in Adamant on Saturday drew a crowd celebrating black fly season with music, food, a parade and a pie contest.
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Building heat and humidity through Friday, scattered storms
Temperatures climb into the 80s with daily chances for showers and thunderstorms through Friday, then cool slightly over the weekend.
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Walden marks 250 years with town celebration
Walden celebrated its 250th anniversary with a square dance, barbecue, live music, antique tractors, and a town photo at the Methodist Church.
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County offices up for election across Northeast Kingdom
Caledonia County sheriff faces a contested primary; side judge seats vacant in Caledonia and Lamoille counties.
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Hardwick panel begins work on Buffalo Mountain plan
Hardwick's Buffalo Mountain Steering Committee met for the first time, discussing public input, camping, swimming holes, and an ecological protection zone.
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Medicinal plant walk offered in Hardwick June 13
Clinical herbalist Caty Crabb leads a free educational walk on the Hardwick Trails on June 13, teaching identification and uses of wild medicinal plants.
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Northern Rivers Land Trust to hold annual meeting June 14
Northern Rivers Land Trust annual meeting June 14 at Jeudevine Memorial Library, with guest speaker Tom Rogers.
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Summer reading program kicks off June 25 in Hardwick
Jeudevine Memorial Library's summer reading program begins June 25 with a performance by archaeologists Diggy and Dug.
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Documentary 'Best Day Ever' to premiere in Hardwick
The Vermont documentary 'Best Day Ever' premieres June 19 at 5:30 p.m. at Jeudevine Library in Hardwick. Free and family friendly.
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Cabot plans town-wide yard sale and strawberry festival
Cabot's town-wide yard sale and strawberry festival on June 27, 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the Common, benefits United Church of Cabot.