The St. Johnsbury Antheanum met and surpassed their fundraising goal for their Children’s Library upgrades. Among smaller repairs inside the children’s library, the new upgrade would see a new sensory room, which would offer a quieter and isolated area for readers. A playground for the outdoor area just outside the children’s section. And of course new books to replace any outdated ones.
Read more: St. Johnsbury Anthenaeum Surpasses $25,000 Goal For Children's Library Upgrade
The Concrete phase of the pearl st. sidewalk construction has nearly begun. Scheduled to start on tuesday but waylaid but weather, the pearl st. sidewalk construction would see a widened path that would stretch roughly 100 yards.
With the midterms on the rise, political organizations in local communities around the country prepare to get folks registered to vote and engaged with the political system.
Read more: Indivisible St. Johnsbury on Community Involvement
The summer concert series held in Fairlee was a result of a partnership between the Lake Morey Resort and Catamount Arts.
Read more: Lake Morey Resort's Summer Concert Series on Pause
St. Johnsbury Fire Department responded to a garage fire on Mount Pisgah Road, Wednesday Morning.
The primary results are in for New Hampshire, one of the last states to hold its primary, leaving a mere two months for candidates to begin their midterm bids proper. Many incumbents at the local level ran uncontested, but it was a tight race for others.
St. Johnsbury - At last week’s select board meeting, a concerned St. Johnsbury resident delivered an impassioned speech regarding a proposed ordinance to adjust how the local police force operates in relation to ICE.
Read more: Passionate Speech During St. Johnsbury's Ice Ordinance Proposal
The Vermont Statehouse added a new face to its walls Tuesday, but for many gathered in Montpelier, the unveiling represented far more than a portrait ceremony.
Read more: A Portrait That Changes the Room: Vermont Honors Louvenia Dorsey Bright at the Statehouse
ST. JOHNSBURY - Affordability was a hot topic during Monday’s legislative breakfast in St. Johnsbury. A variety of the discussed bills were rooted in the economy of the state and impacts of the Northeast Kingdom.
Read more: Discussing Affordability at St. Johnsbury's Latest Legislative Breakfast
ST. JOHNSBURY - The fairways of the St. Johnsbury Country Club is more than just a business venture for new owners Emily and Rudy Grass. For Emily Grass, the purchase brought her full circle. She grew up in St. Johnsbury and spent a lot of time on the course. Her father served as the club’s superintendent for 26 years. After moving back to Vermont to start a family with her husband Rudy, they were eager to jump at the opportunity to express their vision for the St. Johnsbury Country Club.
St. Johnsbury - The future of the St. Johnsbury Armory is up for debate once more. A hired consultant from Rego is currently determining whether the police dispatch center could exist within the already approved $5.4 million budget. If that is not the case, what other alternatives could the armory serve? The current plan is to potentially utilize the building's existing wood structure rather than replacing it, which would greatly reduce the cost and potentially bring the project within the town's approved budget.