- St.J Preparing Water and Sewer Budget ∨
- Lyndonville Water Bill Change ∨
- Prue Murder Trails Moved out of Caledonia County ∨
ST.JOHNSBURY- The town of St. Johnsbury is working to release the new water and sewer budget as soon as possible. At last night’s select board meeting, the assistant town manager, David Ormiston said, they have finally honed in on the expenses for this year.
LYNDON- Local business owners came to the Lyndonville trustee meeting last night to voice their concerns about the increase they are seeing in their water bills. Many people are not happy about the increase.
ST.JOHNSBURY- Superior Court Judge, Robert Bent, has approved the request to move the trails of Patricia and Allen Prue out of the county. The Prue’s are accused of the murder of St.Johnsbury teacher, Melissa Jenkins.
Man Charged with Murder of Mary Pat O'Hagan
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ST.JOHNSBURY- Micheal Norrie, the man accused of shooting Sheffield Grandmother Mary Pat O”Hagan, was in court last week. Norrie is now being charged with the murder nearly three years later.
Barn Burns in Bradford
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- Created on Tuesday, 15 April 2014 14:42
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BRADFORD- A large fire in Bradford destroyed a barn and nearly more on Sunday afternoon. The owner, Mickey Appleton, found out around four P.M, and by that time, his barn had already burned to the ground.
Police Investigate Reported Mugging In Lyndonville
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- Created on Monday, 14 April 2014 15:07
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LYNDONVILLE - Police are investigating a reported mugging that occurred Friday night on Williams street. According to Chief Jack Harris, a woman said that as she was walking by a silver car in a parking lot, an African-American male jumped out of the rear-driver's side and grabbed her by the shoulders.
Sap and Controversy Begin to Flow
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- Created on Friday, 04 April 2014 15:46
- Written by Alex Farnworth
ST. JOHNSBURY - The weather hasn't been ideal for maple sugaring, but tempers have begun to thaw out for Vermonters. In prior weeks the frigid weather had not allowed the sap to run, but maple sugarers are currently enjoying the spring temperatures.
