The New England Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church has deeded the 270.5-acre Covenant Hills property in Cabot and Peacham to the Nulhegan Abenaki tribe.
Artist Delia Robinson leads a crankie workshop at Jaquith Public Library on July 18. Participants learn to make scroll theaters. Space limited; RSVP required.
Flood warning issued by NWS Burlington for Caledonia County and parts of central Vermont until 10:45 p.m. Thursday. Heavy rain causing flooding.
HUD data shows nearly 600 people in Caledonia County lived in subsidized housing in 2025, with average household income under $20,000.
A motorcyclist was seriously injured after a pickup truck failed to yield while turning onto US Route 2 in Cabot, Vermont State Police said.
A Newport, RI woman was arrested for DUI after her Jeep struck a telephone pole in Waitsfield on July 5.
NWS Burlington issues severe thunderstorm warning for several Vermont counties until 8:30 PM, with 60 mph winds and quarter-size hail.
VTrans contractor begins slope stabilization on U.S. Route 2 in Plainfield, with lane closures expected through early July.
A photo essay captures the serene morning fog on Cranberry Meadow Pond in Woodbury on June 28.
Greensboro and Cabot host July 4 parades, picnics, concerts, and community events; parking restrictions in place.
Northfield's Cooper French swept both Flying Tiger features on Double Feature Night at Thunder Road Speedbowl in Barre.
Two separate incidents in Calais this week resulted in charges: Clare Mills arrested for violating court orders, and Douglas Lilley cited for disorderly conduct.
The United Church of Cabot will host a barbecue supper on Thursday, July 11, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., by donation.
The Marshfield Monarchs 4-H Club will hold a presentation on Wednesday, July 8, at 6:30 p.m., at the Jaquith Public Library.
The National Weather Service confirmed two EF-1 tornadoes in South Lincoln and Woodstock on June 18; no injuries were reported.
The Washington Central Unified Union School District board voted 6-5 against calling a special meeting on a petition to change school closure voting rules.
Woodbury ZBA approves Swenson quarry crusher expansion with conditions: 32 truck trips per day, sound monitoring, eight-year term, Act 250 still pending.
Willem Lange's column contrasts his memories of WWII-era America with modern conflicts and language, offering a personal reflection on national change.
Vermont's 'Streets as Places' block party grants drew 210 applicants for 21 awards, signaling strong demand for neighborhood connection.
Twinfield Union School held its graduation ceremony June 13, honoring the class of 2026 with valedictorians and a salutatorian.
Swenson Granite seeks to nearly double extraction at its Woodbury quarry; town questions road impact compensation.
NWS issues flash flood warning for parts of Caledonia, Orleans, Lamoille and Washington counties until 10:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Aggressive hawks, possibly goshawks, are swooping at trail users on Thompson Road in Marshfield Forest. Police advise avoiding the area.
Brandon Gray and Ben Seitz won feature events at Thunder Road's Super Thursday racing program in Barre.
VINS presents a falconry program at Jaquith Memorial Library in Marshfield on June 24, featuring live raptors and falconry history.
Starting June 6, the Marshfield Resilience Hub hosts a weekly Saturday farmers market at Jaquith Public Library, with free vending, food, crafts, music, and skill shares.
Two linden trees have been planted in downtown Woodbury as part of a beautification project, purchased from East Hill Tree Farm.
Jaquith Public Library hosts a free Friday drum circle from 6 to 7 p.m., led by Jean Jacques Maury. All ages welcome; bring a frame drum.