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
Lyndon - The town of Lyndon is currently without power due to a tree fall.
LYNDON - People all across the Northeast Kingdom are feeling the impact of the recent high rise in gas prices across the region, as costs at the stations continue to keep rising week after week. Many drivers are feeling the increase, and it makes them rethink what they can do daily, such as in travel work commutes, and even commuting students trying to get back and forth to school.
Lyndon - Spring is finally here, and the annual Kingdom Kids Bike Swap is returning to Lyndon once more. On April 17th, community members were able to drop off bikes they wanted to sell or donate, and the next day, those bikes were for sale at affordable prices for the upcoming season. The Kingdom Kids Bike Swap also pledges its proceeds to local outdoor programs.
LYNDON--As Lyndon moves from voting to implementation, an appointed member joins a seasoned official—reflecting both continuity and accountability in local governance.
Read more: New and Veteran Voices Shape Lyndon Selectboard After Town Meeting Day
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Lyndonville - The Miss Lyndonville Diner is set to reopen with new owners and is currently hiring new staff.
Read more: Miss Lyndonville Diner Set to Reopen Under New Ownership
Lyndon - The Kingdom East School District has begun the process to get their budget revoted.
Lyndonville - Police executed a search warrent on a known narcotic distribution house.
Lyndon - Vermont State University's upcoming President, Dr. Sherry Kollmann, has focuses important to students.
Read more: VTSU's Incoming Presidents Focus on the Student Voice
For 63 years, the Wheeler Building Materials was the go-to for many people in Lyndonville.
Lyndon Institute has recently added a new member to the athletics department.
Trio is potentially getting shut down, after a statement came out from President Trump with intent to completely alimentate the program.
The long-awaited revitalization of Lyndon's Miller's Run Bridge reached its final stage last Wednesday when two panels at the bridge's entrances were put in.
Lyndon Institute is planning to collab with Vermont Studio Center in which will support students in visual arts programs.
With spring coming in, rain and melting snow can impact more flooding in the surrounding communities.
Ice on local ponds and rivers are now melting, what to expect and prepare for in the coming weeks.
As we approach this warmer season, authorities are recommending to take precautions for having fires.
Vermont State University's Lyndon campus held their 10th annual Vermont Animation Festival this past weekend.
LI Dancers geared up for their annual benefit dance recital, with proceeds going back to the arts in the community.
The Lyndon Area Chamber of Commerce is dissolving in April of 2025.
The Cobleigh Library in Lyndon proposed an idea of putting a charging station for electric vehicles next to their location.
Lyndon - Lyndonville residents on March 17th woke up to road closures near Route 122 and Center Street due to excessive flooding in the area.
Read more: Lyndon Institute Endangered Due To New Vermont Legislation