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- Twilight Players Giving Back ∨
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LYNDONVILLE- Lyndon Institute students will soon have a new dedicated pathway. It will cross their campus into town on the walk bridge behind the municipal building. Construction on a new pathway began on November 25th, and is now going to make easy access for students, and will be friendlier on their feet.
Lyndon- Weeks of preparation will soon be ending as the Students of the Lyndon State College theater club will be ready to perform this upcoming weekend on December 4th, in the Alexander Twilight Theater. Read More
ST. JOHNSBURY- Nobody is perfect. The Hilltoppers of St. Johnsbury Academy's boys basketball team found that out the hard way last season when they came eight points short of reaching perfection when they lost the state championship game to Rice Memorial High School. With a new season right around the corner, redemption is the name of the game at St. Johnsbury Academy.
Slippery Conditions
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- Created on Tuesday, 03 December 2013 17:44
- Written by Adam Donnelly
CONCORD- One of the dangers that winter brings is the slick and slippery road conditions. Monday morning in Concord one couple found themselves experiencing one of winter's more dangerous effects.
Lending a Warm Hand
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- Created on Tuesday, 03 December 2013 17:21
- Written by Adam Donnelly
LYNDONVILLE- Old Man Winter is making his presence felt here in the North East Kingdom as colder temperatures and snow are starting to become a regular everyday thing. Colder temperatures mean that it is time to bundle up and Rural Edge in Lyndonville is making sure that families in need have a way to stay warm this winter.
Jose Bruzual Updates
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- Created on Friday, 22 November 2013 19:10
- Written by Kelly O'Brien
St. Johnsbury - Members of the St. Johnsbury Academy were shocked yesterday after Jose Bruzual, a teacher at the school, was arrested and charged with five counts of possessing child pornography.
Stifle the Sniffles
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- Created on Monday, 02 December 2013 14:25
- Written by Jeremy Holden
VERMONT - It's that time of year once again. The time for sniffles, sneezes, and coughing - everything having to do with the common cold. While there are some people who think it is inevitable to contract the cold, there are some ways to lessen your chances, or even prevent getting the virus.
