![by Joseph Gresser NEWPORT—John Castle, who is leaving his post as superintendent of the North Country Supervisory Union, spent much of his time on the job embroiled in disputes with the Legislature and the Agency of Education. As he prepares to step out the door after eight years on the job — an eternity given the current rapid turnover of school officials — the North Country board just decided to sue the state. In a conversation that took […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/john-castle-bw-1400x912.jpg)
![by Matthew Wilson ISLAND POND — It is the time of year for nice cars to come out of the garage, the dust cover thrown to the side so that a treasured vehicle can take the joy rides all auto enthusiasts love. Clear skies mean clear paths, and after giving a prize automobile its wash and polish, an afternoon cruise in a vintage car bound for nowhere in particular offers a distinctly nostalgic experience. There’s something timeless that a […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/ip-Car-Show-Island-Pond-Mustang-6-29-22-1400x912.jpg)
![by Leanne Harple Lake Region Union High School rolled out the red carpet Friday for the cast and crew of their latest film release, The Tremulous Affair of the Scribbler in the House of Secrets. The posh evening event marked the world premiere of the school theater department’s spring production, and actors and directors alike strutted out in full style, dining on cream puffs and toasting the night with Martinelli’s sparkling apple cider. On the sidelines, their many […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/front-lr-red-carpet-fintan-cmyk-e1656507432119-1400x912.jpg)
![by Joseph Gresser BURLINGTON —The final shoe in the EB-5 fraud that has kept federal courts in Burlington and Miami busy for the past six years dropped Monday. Three years after Jong Weon “Alex” Choi was indicted along with Ariel Quiros, former owner of Jay Peak and Burke Mountain, Bill Stenger, former president of Jay Peak, and William Kelly, a business associate, of Mr. Quiros, the ten criminal charges against him were dropped by the office of the U.S. […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/alex-choi-cmyk-e1656507145790-1400x912.jpg)
Nice cars come out in Island Pond
by Matthew Wilson ISLAND POND — It is the time of year for nice cars to come out of the garage, the dust cover thrown to the side so that a treasured vehicle can take the joy rides all auto enthusiasts love. Clear skies me... More »
OCSU board has hour-long staff stipend discussion
by Trisha Ingalls BARTON — The conflict between sound process, profound need, and equity was acute at the special Orleans Central Supervisory Union (OCSU) board meeting on June 27. It was held remotely via Google Meet or phone, and the short agenda centered mainly around a proposed pay increase for a central office accounting staff person. OCSU Business Manager Crista Perkins presented a propo... More »
Lake Region goes Hollywood — again
by Leanne Harple Lake Region Union High School rolled out the red carpet Friday for the cast and crew of their latest film release, The Tremulous Affair of the Scribbler in the House of Secrets. The posh evening event ma... More »
Last AnC Bio counts dropped
by Joseph Gresser BURLINGTON —The final shoe in the EB-5 fraud that has kept federal courts in Burlington and Miami busy for the past six years dropped Monday. Three years after Jong Weon “Alex” Choi was indicted along with... More »
