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 t... More »
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 ... More »
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 scho... More »
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 ... More »
by Trisha Ingalls BROWNINGTON — Residents of Brownington formed task forces to take action on the priorities they chose at the third and final meeting of the community visit process on June 16. The three-meeting visit process was designed and managed by th... More »
by Joseph Gresser NEWPORT—A Newport woman was ordered held without bail Monday after she pled innocent to five felony and two misdemeanor charges related to what police say was her attempt to kill a neighbor by hitting her with an SUV. Sarah Carpenter Guerra... More »
by Joseph Gresser NEWPORT — A large crowd lined up on a sunny Saturday morning at North Country Union High School to see the 161 members of the class of 2022 get diplomas and take the next steps on life’s journey. Seniors at North Country, like their compatr... More »
by Joseph Gresser Several hundred parents, students, and community members filled the Don Harter Memorial Gym at Lake Region Union High School Sunday afternoon. Unlike most occasions that draw crowds to its risers the spectators were guaranteed to see victo... More »
Present and former employees of the Chronicle gather at For the Love of Food Catering building, (former Candlepin) in Barton to finalize and celebrate the sale of the paper by founders Chris and Ellen Braithwaite to a group of current workers. Standing from l... More »
by Leanne Harple Darren Perron, one of Lake Region Union High School’s most famous Rangers, who is more widely recognized as the face of WCAX television news, has just won his third Emmy Award. Mr. Perron was recognized for his coverage of deadly burn pit... More »
by Tena Starr LYNDON — How do we experience war? For the most part, we don’t. “The vaunted military divide is real,” said best-selling author and filmmaker Sebastian Junger at Friday’s veterans conference at Northern Vermont University–Lyndon. He went on to ... More »
