SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — Defendants of an alleged kidnapping case pleaded not guilty to all charges in court on Friday.
LOCAL NEWS
BRIDGEWATER, Vt. — The Vermont Comedy Festival, hosted by the Woolen Mill Comedy Club, has recently made some big announcements. On Friday, festival coordinators announced that comedian Joe List would be headlining at Pentangle Arts on the final day of the festival.
CLAREMONT — Former Claremont resident, 83-year-old Joseph D. Steinfield, has a new book coming out entitled “Time for Everything: My Curious Life.”
CLAREMONT- The City of Claremont Zoning Board of Adjustment has voted unanimously to reject Accuity Management’s appeal of an administrative decision.
NEWPORT- A collaboration between local television stations Newport Community Television and YCN has recently been announced.
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CASTLETON, Vt — The 69th Maple Sugar Bowl Shrine Game has ended and left us with some lasting memories. I’m not sure when the area had 11 players in the game so this m… Read more
CASTLETON, Vt. — Vermont was knocking on the door with only a few ticks left on the clock looking to tie the game during the 69th Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl. But a specta… Read more
CLAREMONT — Ricky Bly stormed to his tenth win of the summer Friday at Claremont Motorsports Park, with Dave Greenslit staying close behind as he earned his ninth 2022… Read more
CLAREMONT- Our area has an unbelievable amount of talent stepping on the field for the “Granddaddy” of all football games on Saturday. I reached out to our area footba… Read more
This is the 69th year for this battle, with the first game held in 1954 in Nashua. That contest saw New Hampshire win 12-7. Read more
Ernest A. Rowe SUNAPEE, NH — Ernest Alfred Rowe, 70 years old … Read more
Marion Rice NEWPORT — Marion Lockhart Rice, born March 16, 193… Read more
Steven L. Robbins, Sr. UNITY — Steven L. Robbins, Sr., age 62,… Read more
Lillian Lawler Griswold DATELINE —Lillian Lawler Griswold, wid… Read more
Joyce E. Aldrich CORNISH — Joyce Elaine Aldrich, 81, of Cornis… Read more
Paul E. Cope CLAREMONT — Paul Eugene Cope a resident of Clarem… Read more
Parmlee (Pam) Boomhower NEWPORT, NH — Parmlee (Pam) Boomhower,… Read more
Shirley A. Sullivan CORNISH FLAT, NH — Shirley Ann Sullivan (8… Read more
Edward J. Goodell Sr. CLAREMONT — Edward J. Goodell Sr. peacef… Read more
Allen R. Belisle CHARLESTOWN, NH — Allen R. Belisle, 73, forme… Read more
Elaine M St. Pierre PLATTSBURGH, NY — Elaine M St. Pierre, 64,… Read more
Benoit “Benny” Laliberté CLAREMONT —Benoit “Benny” Laliberté, … Read more
CFA Arts Scholarships are now available for summer enrichment and college programs Read more
CLAREMONT — Claremont Savings Bank held its 116th Annual Meeting on Tuesday, April 5, 2022. Read more
ROCKINGHAM, Vt. — On Wednesday, May 11, at 7 p.m., join Dr. Michael J. Fuller for a conversation about the meanings of petroglyphs created around the world, while referencing a local site: the petroglyphs at the Great Falls in present-day Bellows Falls, known to the Abenaki as Kchi Ponteku, … Read more
“I can no longer sit silent while the people of Ukraine suffer such inhuman devastation from this unprovoked violence.” Read more
REGIONAL NEWS
NEWPORT- Pretty Reckless Chi, or Chi Marie to her friends, has been building a feminine force to be reckoned with.
CLAREMONT — Temple Meyer-David, located at 25 Putnam Street in Claremont, New Hampshire was sold to Burpee Hill Construction on April 14, 2022.
WINDSOR, Vt. — The Windsor Exchange, a well-known DIY space in town, held its very first drag show on Saturday, August 6, 2022.
If you see an animal in the road or by the side of the road that’s been hit by a car, don’t assume the animal is dead. I accidentally hit a little red squirrel driving up Church Hill Rd. in Woodstock, Vermont a few evenings ago. Read more
The issue of alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine highlights the decades-long reluctance of today’s major military powers to support the International Criminal Court. Read more
Back in 1967 people were electrified by “The Graduate,” especially the scene of 40+ Anne Bancroft seducing 21-year old Dustin Hoffman. But there was another iconic moment, when one of his parents’ friends definitively pronounces one word to Hoffman that would assure his future business succe… Read more
The New Hampshire Journal debate Monday night was scheduled to last 90 minutes. But it wrapped up nearly 30 minutes early, thanks in large part to the efficiency of the candidates. Read more
A couple digging outside their Wildwood, New Jersey house in July unearthed a few cylindrical objects they at first mistook for root balls. But when they started tugging at the edges, they realized it was rolled-up brown wrapping paper. Read more
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Among summer’s many sweet offerings are wild berries. And among these, blueberries are my favorite. Years ago, I took to carrying large, empty yogurt containers in my car – and smaller vessels in my backpack – so I would have something to fill should I pass a good berry patch. My children be…
August is a time of transition for birds in the temperate and subpolar regions of the Northern Hemisphere. The Earth on its tilted axis has been moving around the Sun toward the equinox, when the days and nights will be of equal length down in the tropics. Up here in the higher latitudes tho…
The Inner ForceGrowth is exciting. As humans, we are impelled by a force that is hard to describe, but undoubtedly compels us to move forward – to experience, to learn, to develop and grow. It’s something that we all feel at our very core and when acted on successfully, gives us great satisf…
The farm has been a hub of activity of late. Picking berries, store management, picking veggies, growing apples and veggies, planting, monitoring for insects and diseases in the growing stuff, trying to keep weeds down, haying, tending the animals, mowing lawns and orchards and berry patches…
Heat descended on us recently like opening the door to a roaring woodstove. The old adage about colonail India was, “Only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the noon day sun.” I think that applies here, too. I, for one, have no desire to work in the garden when temperatures get to be in the e…
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Among summer’s many sweet offerings are wild berries. And among these, blueberries are my favorite. Years ago, I took to carrying large, empty yogurt containers in my car – and smaller vessels in my backpack – so I would have something to fill should I pass a good berry patch. My children be…
Among summer’s many sweet offerings are wild berries. And among these, blueberries are my favorite. Years ago, I took to carrying large, empty yogurt containers in my car – and smaller vessels in my backpack – so I would have something to fill should I pass a good berry patch. My children be… Read more
August is a time of transition for birds in the temperate and subpolar regions of the Northern Hemisphere. The Earth on its tilted axis has been moving around the Sun toward the equinox, when the days and nights will be of equal length down in the tropics. Up here in the higher latitudes tho… Read more
ust like kids on school vacation, your houseplants may want to go outside to play. And like your kids, don’t put them out in full sun all day without sunscreen. Well… there is no SPF 30 for houseplants, so you will have to make other accommodations. Read more
“The Book Eaters” by Sunyi Dean c.2022, Tor $26.99 304 pages Read more
Time is relative, or so Einstein theorized. Every individual, every cell, every everything judges or marks time according to its own circumstances. Well. If time is a subjective, why are we always so cognizant of it and driven by it? Read more
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