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![Random Life on the Mississippi by Tena Starr I had no sense of Missouri, but two things were clear pretty quickly: We were not in the South anymore, and Missourians are really, really proud of their state. Every person we talked to recommended something — towns, caves, restaurants, historic sites, modern sites. They said we were going to love their state. And, you know, we did. We did the predictable and went to St. Louis where Steve rode to the […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/random-minnesota-field-of-dreams-cmyk-dpi-72-1400x912.jpg)
![by Joseph Gresser JAY PEAK — Rebecca Towne, the CEO of the Vermont Electric Cooperative (VEC), began her talk at the co-op’s annual meeting here Saturday by recollecting a moment from her job interview seven years ago. “I still remember one of the board members, Mark Woodward, said to me, ‘I think the next 10 years are going to be the most interesting years in the electric industry that we’ve ever seen,’” Ms. Towne recalled. “And I agreed with him, […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/vec-annual-towne-cmyk-1400x912.jpg)
![by Maria Amador CRAFTSBURY — At its May 6 meeting the Craftsbury Select Board welcomed Cedar Hannan, vice chair of the town’s school board. He said that the Legislature is still debating H.454, a contentious education bill. If passed, it will significantly shift the number and size of school districts throughout Vermont. If the finished bill calls for consolidation, all district assets would become property of the newly formed mega-districts. In light of this, Mr. Hannan asked the select […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/craftsbury-select-cmyk-e1747155954456-1400x574.jpg)
![by Matthew Wilson GLOVER — An apparently abandoned property seems to be causing problems, both for the resident neighbors and as a parcel delinquent on taxes. At the select board meeting on May 8, a tax sale of the property was discussed. That conversation led to concerns about the people staying in the house there and whether they have a legal right to do so. The Glover Street property has been delinquent on property taxes for long enough that it […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/gloverstreet.jpg)
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VEC treads complex power path
by Joseph Gresser JAY PEAK — Rebecca Towne, the CEO of the Vermont Electric Cooperative (VEC), began her talk at the co-op’s annual meeting here Saturday by recollecting a moment from her job interview seven years ago. “I sti... More »
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In Craftsbury, Board thinks of buying school
by Maria Amador CRAFTSBURY — At its May 6 meeting the Craftsbury Select Board welcomed Cedar Hannan, vice chair of the town’s school board. He said that the Legislature is still debating H.454, a contentious education bill... More »
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In Glover, neighbors express concerns about possible squatter
by Matthew Wilson GLOVER — An apparently abandoned property seems to be causing problems, both for the resident neighbors and as a parcel delinquent on taxes. At the select board meeting on May 8, a tax sale of the property ... More »
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In Newport Center, improved cell service almost in sight
by Matthew Wilson NEWPORT CENTER — Cellular service along the northern border can be shoddy. Signals often struggle to reach up from the south or they bounce in from Canada, making a call from the top of Vermont a coin toss.... More »
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