- October 5, Greater Rockingham Area Services conference room, Bellow Falls, VT – Falls Area Community Television Annual Meeting
Falls Area Community Television Annual Meeting Wednesday, October 5th @ 6:00pm The meeting is open to the public and will be held at the Greater Rockingham Area Services conference room at 1 Hospital Court, Bellow Falls VT, and virtually via zoom. For the link and information to participate in the m … - October 9, Dummerston Congregational Church, East Dummerston – Dummerston Apple Pie Fest is Back!
After a 2-year hiatus with drive-through sales only, the full Apple Pie Festival under the tent is back for Sunday, October 9th from 10 a.m. until there’s no more pie to sell. Pies — made with local apples, all composed and baked by volunteers in the Congregational Church’s kitchen — will be avail … - October 9, Stage 33 Live, Bellows Falls, VT – Tiffany Williams, Sara Trunzo, and Bethanie Yeakle at Stage 33 Live
Nashville-based Tiffany Williams grew up in an Eastern Kentucky coal camp house, the daughter, granddaughter, and great-granddaughter of coal miners. Her debut album, All Those Days of Drinking Dust, produced by Grammy-nominated Duane Lundy, is solidly in the New Appalachian Movement that tangles tr … - October 10, , – 'TOPS' – Take Off Pounds Sensibly
‘TOPS’ – Take Off Pounds Sensibly – is a nonjudgmental, affordable, supportive weight loss group for anyone 9 years of age and up. The first meeting is free. In Bellows Falls, meetings are every Tuesday at 25 Cherry Hill at 5:45 PM. In Springfield, Vermont, meetings are at the Senior Center, 139 Mai … - October 11, Vermont, Vermont – Grants Offered to nonprofit organizations to provide meaningful arts learning experiences for older Vermonters
The Vermont Arts Council is offering a new grant program to provide meaningful arts learning experiences for older Vermonters, to ease the social isolation that sometimes arrives as people age. Creative Aging Grants provide up to $4,000 for organizations to provide skill-based arts instruction and i …
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… - Selectboard Meeting Minutes – 9/22/22
Selectboard Present: Steven Dalessio, Chair; Peggy L. Pschirrer; Cheryl Mayberry CALL TO ORDER: Mr. Dalessio called this meeting of the Selectboard to order at 6:30 PM in the Walpole Town Hall. He advised this meeting is being recorded and asked anyone wishing to speak to identify themselves … - Infrastructure Public Meeting – 9/20/22
Selectboard Present: Steven Dalessio (Chair); Peggy L. Pschirrer Absent: Cheryl Mayberry Committee Presenters: Paul Looney; Rod Bouchard Staff Present: Mike Rau (Road Agent); Jonah Merkle (Police Officer/Dept. Representative) Sarah Downing (Manager of Administration) North Walpole Village … - Busy October for the Town Hall
Hello to those that access the Town Hall: This is an email notice that there is going to be a high level of activity starting next week at the Town Hall. Scaffolding subcontractor will be here next Monday (10/03/22) to start setting up the staging at the front and back of the building. There will be … - Welcome Newcomers – 10/1/22
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- LTE: Claude Weyant on running for Windsor County High Bailiff
Dear Editor, I would like to introduce myself to the citizens of Windsor County who may not know me. My name is Claude Weyant. I am running for the High Bailiff position in Windsor County. The High Bailiff is a unpaid position. The High Bailiff has two responsibilities: The High Bailiff has the au … - Camaraderie at the Diaper Bank
Kayla Bapp of SAPCC loads her car full of diapers. Photo provided REGION – Every couple of months something magical happens in Vermont that most people are not aware of. The Vermont Diaper Bank Program shows up at The Family Place in Norwich with a U-Haul full of disposable diapers for the communiti … - Blessing of the Animals at St. Luke’s
CHESTER, Vt. – On Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022, at 9:30 a.m., St. Luke’s Episcopal Church – the gray church at 313 Main Street, a few doors west of the Fullerton Inn, in Chester, Vt. – will hold a Blessing of the Animals on its back lawn. Members of the public are invited to bring an animal with whom they l … - Full online edition: The Vermont Journal 10-05-22
The full online edition is the same as our weekly printed publication. The Vermont Journal 10-05-22 This week’s edition of The Vermont Journal features: Community celebrates the 38th Ludlow Harvest Fair; Ludlow postpones rental registry decision; Plymouth discusses budget, Tyson Library, and town of … - Full online edition: The Shopper 10-05-22
The full online edition is the same as our weekly printed publication. The Shopper 10-05-22 This week’s edition of The Shopper features: Plans for new Depot Street Bridge in place; Rockingham Tri-board meeting discusses housing data; Westminster Cares honors eldest citizens; and Springfield Rotary P …
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- Key suspect in snowbank murder-for-hire case pleads not guilty
BURLINGTON — A Los Angeles biotech investor pleaded not guilty Tuesday in a transcontinental murder-for-hire conspiracy that led to the 2018 abduction and killing of a Vermont man.Serhat Gumrukcu, a 39-year-old Turkish citizen, appeared in U.S. District Court in Burlington, where he entered the plea … - Former Northeastern employee charged in campus bomb hoax
BOSTON — A former Northeastern University employee who said he was injured when a package he was opening on the Boston campus exploded last month was charged Tuesday with fabricating the incident.Jason Duhaime, formerly the new technology manager and director of the university’s Immersive Media Lab, … - Dartmouth Health seeks patients for wide-reaching opioid use treatment study
LEBANON — Dartmouth Health is recruiting participants in a five-year, nationwide study testing ways to help new patients with opioid use disorder stay in treatment and stable patients to end treatment safely, according to a news release.DH’s Addiction Treatment Program is one of 18 sites participati … - Mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinics to reach rural NH
Staff ReportCLAREMONT — Through a contract with the Claremont-based On-Site Medical Services, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services has resumed mobile vaccination clinics and a home-based vaccination program, according to a news release.The effort, which is federally funded throu … - Housing project on track to add 42 apartments in White River Junction
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — A new 42-unit affordable housing project is slated for a lot right near Lyman Bridge, which carries traffic across the Connecticut River from Vermont to West Lebanon.The Riverwalk project, which will occupy the corner of Maple Street and Prospect Street, is a joint effort betw …
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- Chester Select Board agenda for Oct. 5
The Chester Select Board will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 5 at Town Hall, 556 Elm St., and via Zoom. To join the meeting remotely go to https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81988842129 Below is its agenda. 1. Approve Minutes from the September 21, 2022 Selectboard Meeting 2. Citizen Comments/Answers f … - Different approaches: How are area towns addressing the issue of short-term rentals?
By Shawn Cunningham © 2022 Telegraph Publishing LLC As public concern grows around the proliferation of short-term rentals in area towns, select boards and planning panels have begun to take action. But while towns like Killington and Woodstock have established rental registries and regulations, loc … - Hollowed Community? Residents ring alarm over growth of unhosted short-term rentals
By Cara Philbin and Cynthia Prairie © 2022 Telegraph Publishing LLC Housing in the rural central tier of southern Vermont always has been dependent upon single-family homes. While Chester – with a population of 3,005 – has two purpose-built, townhouse-style apartment complexes, they are rare in most … - Chester Police Dept. study finds communication lacking, training procedures outdated
By Shawn Cunningham © 2022 Telegraph Publishing LLC The Chester Police Department needs to improve its communication with the public as well as bring its policies and related training procedures into the 21st century, according to a number of recommendations in an assessment of the town’s Police Dep … - Derry Planning Commission sets three info meetings on proposed bylaws
The Londonderry Planning Commission is hosting a series of public information meetings in October about the proposed Londonderry Zoning Bylaws. The meetings will be facilitated by the town’s consultant hired to update the regulations. The proposed bylaws represent a complete rewrite of the existing …
- Claremont City Manager Resigns, Taking Post in Enfield
CLAREMONT, NH–Today City Manager Ed Morris submitted his official resignation from the City of Claremont. “I have accepted the position as the Town Manager with the Town of Enfield, NH,” said Morris. “I first advised the City Council of my intent to resign based on accepting a conditional offer on N … - Booster Blitz: Registration open for COVID-19 Booster Sites
Concord, NH – Today, Wednesday, Dec. 1st, the State of New Hampshire opened registration for “Operation Booster Blitz,” 15 community-based sites that will be held on Saturday, December 11 across the state. Registration is now open at vaccines.nh.gov. Appointments can be made for up to 5 people at a … - Arrest Made in Diner Arson Case
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Concord, NH – Today, Governor Chris Sununu provided the following update on Tropical Storm Henri, which is forecast to intensify and reach hurricane strength on Saturday, ahead of reaching New Hampshire. The latest forecast from the National Weather Service predicts Henri will make a close approac … - Arson Investigation at Local Diner
The Claremont Police Department and NH State Fire Marshal’s Office, with help from the Claremont Fire Department, are investigating what they are calling an intentionally set fire that took place on July 29, 2021, at approximately 9:06 p.m. The fire occurred at Daddypops Tumble Inn Diner located at …
- Filling a Venerable Montpelier Spot, Hugo’s Bar & Grill Appeals to a Diverse Clientele
Before my first visit to Hugo’s Bar & Grill in Montpelier, I experienced culinary déjà vu. Perusing the menu online, I noticed an appetizer of gazpacho with a side of shrimp, a salad using greens from Small Axe Farm in Barnet, and an intriguing take on nachos constructed of wonton chips with tuna ta … - Dining on a Dime: Smoking Hot Sandwiches at Addison Four Corners Store
Last week’s autumn chill triggered my annual rewatch of When Harry Met Sally… As usual, Nora Ephron’s 1989 film had me itching to don a chunky turtleneck sweater and cause a scene at Katz’s Delicatessen. But I didn’t have time for a New York City road trip, nor did I feel like spending $26, the cu … - Lee’s Asian Mart Opens in South Burlington
A large Asian grocery store opened on September 18 in the Blue Mall at 150 Dorset Street in South Burlington. Lee’s Asian Mart occupies the renovated, 7,000-square-foot space that was most recently Vermont’s sole Outback Steakhouse, which closed in May 2020. Open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., the … - Media Note: Employee Buys Bradford's 'Journal Opinion' Newspaper
The Journal Opinion, a weekly newspaper that covers about 15 Connecticut River towns from its base in Bradford, has been purchased by a longtime employee. Michelle Sherburne started working at the paper in the early 1980s, when she was fresh out of high school. Although she moved to other local pape … - Burlington's Penny Cluse Café to Close Permanently
After almost a quarter of a century, the buckets-o-spuds, tofu scrams, biscuits and gravy, and chiles rellenos will cease flowing at downtown Burlington breakfast-and-lunch landmark Penny Cluse Café. Husband-and-wife co-owners Charles Reeves and Holly Cluse told their staff on Monday and then sent a …
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- Annual Hawk Watch counts migrating raptors
HANOVER — The crowd stood at the top of Balch Hill staring out at the view. In the distance were the peaks of Killington, Pico and Ascutney.Then someone shouted, “Bird!” and roughly a dozen pairs of binoculars turned toward the sky. The visitor flying through the sky was a sharp-shinned hawk, making … - Making Strides Cancer Reflections – ‘Sarah’s Soldiers’ pushing ahead
On Oct. 20, 1996, I attended my first Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event. Little did I know at the time that I would still be a part of this event 27 years later.My mother, Donna Dodge was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1991 at the age of 52 and in 1995 my youngest sister, Sarah Dodge Raney … - Bus tour touting health care laws hits Concord
A national bus tour urging people to support laws that lower health care costs stopped in front of the State House on Tuesday.The tour, called Protect Our Care, featured speakers touting the benefits of the Affordable Care Act, which provides health insurance for tens of thousands of New Hampshire.. … - Key suspect in murder-for-hire case pleads not guilty
BURLINGTON, Vt. — A Los Angeles biotech investor pleaded not guilty Tuesday in a transcontinental murder-for-hire conspiracy that led to the 2018 abduction and killing of a Vermont man.Serhat Gumrukcu, a 39-year-old Turkish citizen, appeared in U.S. District Court in Burlington, where he entered the … - The National Guard came calling once his Navy career had ended
Mark Patterson of Weare had it all figured out.Fresh off six-years of service in the Navy, he’d then finish his business degree at what was then called New Hampshire College. He’d be a college graduate, the first member of his family to do so.He’d climb the corporate ladder. He’d have a wife and kid …
- Penny Cluse to close for good
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – A popular spot in downtown Burlington is closing their doors for good. The café and lunch spot, Penny Cluse, announced they are closing after serving Vermonters for 25 years. They opened in 1998 at the intersection of Cherry Street and South Winooski Avenue. We spoke with th … - Vermont College of Fine Arts president under fire with faculty
MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) – Faculty at the Vermont College of Fine Arts express no confidence in the school’s president.In June president Leslie Ward announced the school’s summer residencies will be held at Colorado college — instead of the school’s Montpelier campus.Ward told Channel Three the schoo … - New poll finds Scott, Zuckerman hold double-digit leads
MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) – Gov. Phil Scott is the favorite heading into the November election and he gets a lot of support from Democrats. But his Democratic challenger has gained ground in the race for the state’s top office. That’s according to a new poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire … - Latest coronavirus numbers — WCAX continuing coverage
•Vermont statewide community levels: Low. For this seven-day reporting period, the rate of new COVID-19 cases per 100,000 Vermonters is below 200. New COVID-19 admissions are below 10 per 100,000 Vermonters per day, and the percent of staffed hospital beds occupied by COVID-19 is below 10%. Click he … - Parents plead not guilty to charges after baby dies from drug overdose
BARRE, Vt. (WCAX) – The parents of a 7-month-old baby who died from a drug overdose are now facing charges. It happened in the spring, but the charges were just filed.Barre Town Police Chief William Dodge says they had to wait months for test results to come back from an out-of-state drug lab.What i …
- Vermonter Melany Kahn captures the love of foraging in her new children's book
Vermont has long been a kind of hunter’s paradise. But beyond taking a bear, moose or wild turkey during their designated hunting seasons, a first-time children’s book author has spun a tale about a kind of hunting — or more specifically, foraging — that can be done almost any time in Vermont’s spri … - A guide to voting in Vermont for the 2022 midterm election
The 2022 midterm election is Tuesday, Nov. 8. In Vermont, all registered voters should receive an absentee ballot in the mail by Oct. 10.So what do the candidates stand for? What state constitutional amendments are on the ballot? And if you aren’t registered to vote, how do you do it? We got you cov … - In the Upper Valley, fighting back against Parkinson's with a one-two punch
Parkinson’s disease affects the nervous system. It muddles how the brain sends signals that coordinate movement. In Vermont, it’s estimated that one out of a thousand people over age 55 have it.There’s no cure. But research shows vigorous exercise — and even a punch or two — can help those with Park … - A knobbly tuber whose blooms look like a sunflower: Meet the sunchoke
You can slice and enjoy uncooked like water chestnut or bake, mash or boil it and enjoy like a potato. The Jerusalem artichoke is neither an artichoke nor from the Middle East but grows prolifically in our region and produces lovely yellow flowers. - Vermont towns are considering changes in their zoning regulations to spur more housing
The state is encouraging towns to make small changes to their zoning codes to encourage more housing.
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