Barnet Solar Project
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- Created on Thursday, 21 September 2017 19:17
- Written by Linda Hou
BARNET- Last May the community of Barnet held an open discussion about the proposed Barnet Solar Array Project. This project involves multiple customers sharing a large Solar Photovoltaic (PV) array through Virtual Net Metering or Group Net Metering programs. Residents of Barnet, St. Johnsbury and Peacham will have the first opportunity to become members in order to use the power daily. Community Solar is an environment-friendly option for individuals and businesses who want to support clean energy.
Staying Homegrown at the Danville School
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- Created on Tuesday, 19 September 2017 21:43
- Written by Dan Stein
DANVILLE- The Danville School has seen some good things this year, including a rise in enrollment. However, there is one issue with that enrollment. Some students that graduate eighth grade at the Danville School have chosen to go else where for high school.
Boykin Hopeful for Democratic Parties Future
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- Created on Tuesday, 19 September 2017 20:49
- Written by Josh Caredeo
LYNDONVILLE- The Lyndonville Democratic Party met at the Cobleigh Public Library last night to hold their reorganizational caucus. The caucus, held every other odd year, is designed to effectively nominate and elect candidates to the mandatory positions that need to be held going into county elections. During every other even year, the party holds nominations for Vermont’s “Justice of the Peace.”
Outdoor Fun at the Farm
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- Created on Monday, 18 September 2017 18:01
- Written by Matthew Seaver
PASSUMPSIC - An opportunity for kids to learn and play was the focus of Jakes day at the Bunnell Farm in Passumpsic.
Juniors acquiring knowledge, ethics, and sportsmanship, or JAKES, is an event that is designed to help build knowledge and awareness of the outdoors and outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing.
Computer Hacking
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- Created on Friday, 15 September 2017 16:01
- Written by Rob Lemnah
ST. JOHNSBURY - St. Johnsbury's Town Manager, Chad Whitehead, announced yesterday that data obtained from a recent computer hacking at the town offices is now safe.
The town’s computer system was hacked this past Saturday by malware that targeted payroll and tax bill files.
The Colors of the Kingdom Festival
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- Created on Friday, 15 September 2017 18:03
- Written by Andrew Clark
ST. JOHNSBURY - The Colors of the Kingdom Festival is set to begin on Saturday the 16th. Officials for the event were out prepping the downtown area on Thursday.
"We're decorating for the fall, it really lends to that festivity," said Tara Holt, Director of the St. Johnsbury Chamber of Commerce.
Fall Foliage Season in the NEK
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- Created on Friday, 15 September 2017 15:19
- Written by Andrew Clark
AROUND THE NEK - Without question, fall foliage season is one of the most important tourist seasons in the Green Mountain State. But the weather can often times play a factor in how vibrant the colors on the trees will be.
Lyndonville Fire Department Website
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- Created on Thursday, 14 September 2017 20:35
- Written by Matt Tritto
Lyndonville- The Lyndonville Fire Department has launched a new looking and updated website. The reason behind this change, is the department wanted to refresh their page and update it because of the advances in technology. The look has changed, but other than that not a whole lot is different about it. Their main goal was to update and advance their social media accounts.
