The EFCC Junior League was on fire in its third week as all but one player was on the plus side. Many players had big days, ...
Northwest Access TV has once again earned national recognition from the Alliance for Community Media (ACM), receiving first ...
Looking for local community? St. Albans City Council is hosting its first “City Block Party” Sunday, Aug. 16. Planned to help ...
The day kicks off on the village green in East Fairfield at noon beginning an afternoon of diverse and sparkling music.
It’s a different time in Vermont, one marked by less trust in the establishment mixed with a touch of panic about the state’s future. Prices are high. Taxes continue to ...
On August 11, Vermonters will pick between Democrats Aly Richards and Amanda Janoo to see which of them will try to derail Gov. Phil Scott’s attempt for a record-setting sixth ...
Qualifying for states and my relay team coming in first place Sharks coaches: Kendall has become a force in our 9–10 age ...
Wednesday was the day that the Tuesday Men’s League was in action. Strange, but not as strange as the guy who led his team to ...
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ST. ALBANS — Franklin Grand Isle Tobacco Prevention Coalition partnered with area high schools to collect any vapes which ...
The Enosburgh Ambulance Service had two instructors become American Heart Association certified, which spurred the class ...
FRANKLIN COUNTY — A new law, put in place this summer, is shaking up Vermont’s system of forest fire wardens. Act 162 went into effect July 1 and changes the way forest fire wardens are designated.
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