by Tena Starr Ramped up state enforcement of a Vermont Racing Commission rule could threaten the future of demolition derbies — often the most popular event at county fairs. The main issue is a setback requirement that says spectators must be 30 feet away from... More »
Raymond O. Royer Jr. Raymond O. Royer Jr., 68, of Orleans died on Friday, November 15, 2019, in Lebanon, New Hampshire. He was born on June 18, 1951, in Worcester, Massachusetts, to Raymond O. Royer Sr. and Theresa Gadbout. On July 28, 1968, he married Sandra... More »
On 11/20/19 hours at approximately 1500 hours and concerned citizen found a rifle off of I 91 Southbound Mile Marker 161. If you have lost or know anything about the rifle, please contact the Derby Vermont State Police at 334-8881. More »
David Perkins of Westmore shot this 160 lb., 7 point buck in South Barton this Thursday, November 21, morning. More »
According to a November 19 VSP release, Vermont State Police have charged three individuals in connection to recent convenience store burglaries that occurred Between October 12 and November 12 in Lamoille and Franklin counties. During October and early Novemb... More »
Lee M. Richardson Lee M. Richardson, 85, of Troy died, due to failing health, on Friday, November 15, 2019, at Coos County Nursing Hospital in West Stewartstown, New Hampshire, surrounded by his family. He was born on October 8, 1934, in Nashua, New Hampshire... More »
by Joseph Gresser EAST BURKE — Around 150 Northeast Kingdom residents crowded the halls of the Burke Mountain Hotel and Conference Center Thursday to discuss how local people can work together to improve their communities. The Northeast Kingdom Collaborative s... More »
by David Dudley NEWPORT — The students who filed into North Country Union High School’s auditorium Thursday morning were rowdy, as one would expect. But once they were all packed in, John Broderick, senior director of external affairs for Dartmouth-Hitchcock ... More »
More about this in this week’s Chronicle More »
by Joseph Gresser Federal prosecutors have responded to Ariel Quiros’ request that his trial be moved out of Vermont or the charges against him be dismissed outright. Unsurprisingly, they oppose the arguments he filed in October, and asked U.S. District Judge... More »
ST. JOHNSBURY — Following last week’s push to get more drugs and more dealers off the streets, state, local and federal officials held a public forum here Monday to talk about developments in the opioid crisis, and how law enforcement, prosecutors’ offices, a... More »
On November 14, 2019, the United States Attorney for the District of Vermont announced a multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional law enforcement effort that focused on drug trafficking in the areas of Newport and Saint Johnsbury, Vermont. During the month-long oper... More »
