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![by Joseph Gresser IRASBURG — Meghan Chilafoux was up early Monday and busy getting her children ready for school when she heard a “huge explosion.” Looking out the window, she saw a big fire coming from the bridge over Route 14 right at the end of her driveway. “I called 911 within ten seconds,” she said later that afternoon in a conversation with the Chronicle. What Ms. Chilafoux heard was the result of an accident in which a tractor trailer […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/front-irasburg-propane-dpi-72-1400x912.jpg)
![by Trisha Ingalls Chris Herren’s story contains a frank account of drug use and its consequences. This is part one, the second installment will be in next week’s issue of the Chronicle. NEWPORT — When former NBA basketball player Chris Herren was 18, he made a decision that changed the course of his life forever. He tried cocaine. As he explained to more than 200 people at the North Country Union High School auditorium on November 30, his addiction was […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/chris-herren-photo-CMYK-dpi-72-e1701795400321.jpg)
![IRASBURG, Vermont (Monday, Dec. 4, 2023) — A propane tanker that went off Vermont Route 14 early Monday morning and caught fire in the Black River continues to burn this afternoon. Inspection of the vehicle by drone has revealed a puncture in the side of the 10,000-gallon liquid propane gas tanker, significantly reducing the possibility of a catastrophic explosion. As a result of damage to the tanker, the fire likely will continue to burn until the propane has been exhausted. […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/20231204-propane-tanker-01-1400x912.jpg)
![by Trisha Ingalls ORLEANS — The sixth annual Orleans tree lighting party happened Sunday, November 26, at the Orleans Fire Department. The weather was cold but it was festive in the fire station as volunteers handed out hot chocolate supplied by Olney’s General Store and cookies supplied by community members. Kyle Chadburn played Christmas tunes on guitar and sang. Captain Nathan Pert of the Orleans Fire Department said he likes to see the community come into the fire station, and […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/orleans-tree-lighting_charlotte-CMYK-scaled-e1701195220116-1400x912.jpg)
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Fiery crash
by Joseph Gresser IRASBURG — Meghan Chilafoux was up early Monday and busy getting her children ready for school when she heard a “huge explosion.” Looking out the window, she saw a big fire coming from the bridge over Route... More »
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Basketball player shares a life with and without drugs
by Trisha Ingalls Chris Herren’s story contains a frank account of drug use and its consequences. This is part one, the second installment will be in next week’s issue of the Chronicle. NEWPORT — When former NBA basketball p... More »
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Five-year-old flips switch to light Orleans’ Christmas
by Trisha Ingalls ORLEANS — The sixth annual Orleans tree lighting party happened Sunday, November 26, at the Orleans Fire Department. The weather was cold but it was festive in the fire station as volunteers handed out hot ... More »
Coventry board wants to balance fire budget
by Matthew Wilson COVENTRY — At its meeting on November 20 the select board here looked at a few items necessary to getting the budget for next year prepared. Members discussed the cost of fire fighting services. Changes were suggested in how payments to the two departments that serve Coventry should be divided. In an adjustment to the town’s purchasing policies, the board raised the credit limi... More »
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