- Three Charged With O'Hagan Murder ∨
- Lyndon Institute Lower's Tuition Cost ∨
- Seizures in Children ∨
- Homeless Vigil ∨
SHEFFIELD – A huge development in the murder of Mary Pat O'Hagan. O'Hagan was the 78-year-old Sheffield resident who was reported missing back in 2010. Her body was found in Wheelock nearly four weeks later.
Charged with her murder are Michael Norrie, 23, and his cousins, Richard Fletcher, 27, and Kevin Baird, 33. Fletcher and Baird are also brothers.
LYNDONVILLE - Lyndon Institute's total tuition cost has decrease 100,000 dollars for the 2014-2015 academic year. As a result, LI is able to offer students new services.
VERMONT - Seizures are a very common problem in the United States. Being prepared for that unexpected event is one of the most important things any one person can do.
LYNDONVILLE- Community members from all around the Northeast Kingdom will be able to get a glimpse of what being homless really feels like.
Passing School Budget Raises Concern
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- Created on Thursday, 06 March 2014 20:35
- Written by Katrina Floranza
LYNDON - Collected results from Town Meeting Day shows that a total of 34 towns across the state of Vermont had rejected their school budget proposal.
Although the rejected school budgets have been causing issues, Lyndon's passed school budget also causes some concern.
Drop Everything And Read
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- Created on Thursday, 06 March 2014 20:08
- Written by Ron Kauffman
ST. JOHNSBURY- Students of the St. Johnbury School are celebrating Dr. Suess' birthday by reading. Drop Everything And Read or D-E-A-R for short, encourages students to read on a daily basis.
Slalom Skiing Championship
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- Created on Thursday, 06 March 2014 17:23
- Written by Ron Kauffman
BURKE- Q Burke Mountain Resort hosted the Vermont Principal's Association's Slalom Skiing Championships yesterday. Teams where hoping to not only capture the championship, but also find a berth in the regional championships.
Possible Expansion for Burke School
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- Created on Thursday, 06 March 2014 19:44
- Written by Katrina Floranza
BURKE- The Vermont state guidelines declare that for every number of square feet there can only be such a number of children. Due to the square footage that the Burke Town School covers, the school is close to reaching it's maximum student capacity which may lead to a possible expansion.
