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LI Benefit Recital

LI Dancers geared up for their annual benefit dance recital, with proceeds going back to the arts in the community.

Details: Created on Thursday, 27 March 2025 20:24; Written by Christy Switser

Ackermann Maple Farm is one of many Sugar Houses that are impacted by weather temperatures.

The Lyndon Area Chamber of Commerce is dissolving in April of 2025.

Details: Created on Tuesday, 25 March 2025 05:50; Written by Asher Ballantine

Proposed Vermont Bill Raises Concerns Within the St. Johnsbury School District

Details: Created on Tuesday, 25 March 2025 05:49; Written by Asher Ballantine

Construction of I-Beams to Protect Miller’s Run Bridge Concludes on March 21st

Umbrella is hosting their first ever ribbon cutting event in celebration of the money raised towards their Capital Campaign, “Root, Nurture, Grow”.

Details: Created on Thursday, 20 March 2025 22:03; Written by Christy Switser

The Cobleigh Library in Lyndon proposed an idea of putting a charging station for electric vehicles next to their location.

Wheelock- A homeowner feels ignored by the town since the floods last summer.

Details: Created on Monday, 17 March 2025 17:24; Written by Asher Ballantine

Lyndon - Lyndonville residents on March 17th woke up to road closures near Route 122 and Center Street due to excessive flooding in the area.

St. Johnsbury- As the snow is melting, the town is working diligently to repair the roads.

Details: Created on Monday, 17 March 2025 03:25; Written by Asher Ballantine

VERMONT STATE LEGISLATURE HAVE PROPOSED A NEW BILL THAT AS OF RIGHT NOW WILL FORCE LYNDON INSTITUTE TO CLOSE DOWN.

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