St. J Sparkles Celebration Returns This Weekend

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Created on Wednesday, 07 December 2022 16:54

Written by Alexandra Huff

ST. JOHNSBURY - St. Johnsbury once again is getting festive for its annual St. J Sparkles celebration! Lights and decorations have been strung up downtown and various storefronts have added to the displays. Discover St. Johnsbury's Director, Gillian Sewake, says it's time for "St. Johnsbury's signature celebration of everything holidays."

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Keep Vermont Cool Visits St. Johnsbury

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Created on Tuesday, 06 December 2022 13:36

Written by Sean Cavanaugh

St.Johnsbury- This past Friday the climate action and advocacy campaign made their third stop in St. Johnsbury for their tour of Vermont.

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Local Dispensary donates to NKHS

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Created on Tuesday, 06 December 2022 13:51

Written by Quin Peer

St Johnsbury--Wednesday the Green Man dispensary in St Johnsbury donated 10 percent of their profits to Northeast Kingdom Human Service Childrens Department.
Something they look forward to doing with other company's.

Owner Zeb Overton said,"For human recources here we believe in children and children are the future. I know thats a saying that people say but for us that what we believe, we want to help the kids out as much as possible in any way shape or form when we can."

Overton was not sure of the exact amount that was donated

Selling trees for Generations

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Created on Tuesday, 06 December 2022 13:52

Written by Sean Cavanaugh

Lyndonville- On top of a hill in Lyndonville sits a tree farm that has been run by generations.

    The Young Family Tree Farm is been run by 5 generations. It all started back in 1920 when the first of the family came down from Hadley,Quebec on a train with trees. Each generation has passed down the tradition, and all do something on the farm to help. The kids make hot chocolate and grandfather tends to the trees... bethany makes the wreaths... but they all help sell them.

"Its the kind of life we enjoy living,we try and keep things maybe a little more simple and its good to work with your family most of the time its a great a oppertunity for kids to sell chrismass trees its been fun for my kids to get involved they do hot chocolate they like to make wreaths (and its yummy too) its yummy too." Co-owner Bethany Young said.

Bethney hope people bring their whole families to come out and cut down trees.

A Turkey for the Holidays

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Created on Tuesday, 06 December 2022 13:43

Written by Sean Cavanaugh

Barnet- Small Vermont Farm supporting the community a turkey at a time.

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