Jamie Satenstein to Javier Berkhoff, open land, West Shore Road, $160,000, April 18, 2025. Nicholas Phillips et al to Melanie Pastula, single family, 386-398 Danville Hill Road, $340,000, April 25, 2025. Terri Shatney to David and Ana Mangan, single family, 239 Vt. Rte. 215 S, $230,000, May 8, 2025. Hannah[Read More…]
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Library awarded $2,500 grant
BARRE – The Greensboro Free Public Library has been awarded a $2,500 grant from the Winnie Belle Learned Fund of the Vermont Department of Libraries. The grant will highlight little-known women of the Northeast Kingdom and Abenaki stories while adding related youth books to its collection. The library was one[Read More…]
Willey Building lift restored, operational
CABOT – Work went on for weeks in the bottom of the Willey Building, updating components of the town hall lift. Work stopped multiple times to wait for parts, but the task is done and state inspection is complete. Lift refurbishing, along with other improvements in the Willey Building and[Read More…]
Bishop walking LVRT joined by parishioners
AREA TOWNS – On Monday, June 22, Bishop John McDermott began a walking pilgrimage for Vocations, traversing across the state of Vermont on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail. He was accompanied by Fr. Scott Gratton, the Vocations Director for the Diocese of Burlington. The two began in St. Johnsbury, at the[Read More…]
Farewell brunch for Fr. Madri
Vermont prepares for extreme weather events
BURLINGTON – On July 10, 2023, rivers across much of Vermont surged as days’ worth of heavy rainfall pounded the already saturated ground, and the state experienced its worst flooding event since 1927. Exactly a year later, the waters spilled over their banks again. Both events caused over $1 billion in[Read More…]
Worsening tick activity may be new normal
BURLINGTON – Grab your long socks, because this summer is shaping up to be the highest activity tick season the country has seen in nearly a decade, experts say. This spring, weekly emergency room visits for tick bites in most parts of the U.S. reached their highest rates since 2017,[Read More…]
Bacteria that grows in lakes, ponds pose health risks
WATERBURY – State health and environmental officials are offering tips on how to check the water in lakes and ponds for cyanobacteria blooms that can harm health. Cyanobacteria, sometimes called blue-green algae, are microorganisms that live in natural waters. Under certain conditions, these bacteria can collect into a bloom that[Read More…]
