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“Mesh” may provide low-cost Internet connection

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copyright the Chronicle February 15, 2017   by Joseph Gresser   NEWPORT — Diane Peel said she has met many parents whose children are expected to do their homework online, but who can’t afford to pay for an Internet connection. For these and those in similar c... More »

State’s Attorney to launch drug diversion program

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copyright the Chronicle February 8, 2017   by Joseph Gresser   NEWPORT — Orleans County State’s Attorney Jennifer Barrett says her office is ready to start a new diversion type program for people with substance abuse problems who have committed minor offenses.... More »

Major changes for cancer treatment in Newport area

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copyright the Chronicle February 8, 2017   by Joseph Gresser   NEWPORT — A decision by Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center administrators could mean major changes for cancer treatment in the Newport area. While the decision that came out of Hanover, New Hampshi... More »

Former addicts discuss routes to recovery

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copyright the Chronicle February 1, 2017   by Joseph Gresser   NEWPORT — A panel of a dozen people, all with experience in the field of opioid addiction and treatment, engaged in a freewheeling discussion Monday night. The two-hour conversation, moderated by J... More »

NCUHS search for principal narrowed to two

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copyright the Chronicle January 25, 2017   by Joseph Gresser   NEWPORT—The committee set up to find a new principal for North Country Union High School narrowed the field to two applicants at its meeting Monday night. At a meeting earlier this month the 16-mem... More »

State spells out plan for use of Great Hosmer

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copyright the Chronicle January 25, 2017    by Joseph Gresser   CRAFTSBURY COMMON — At a community meeting here Saturday, the state proposed a framework for deciding what kinds of activities will be allowed on Great Hosmer Pond. More than 110 people gathered i... More »

Current Use penalty too high, Starr says

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copyright the Chronicle January 18, 2017 A recent decision by the Vermont Supreme Court could cost the new owners of the former Champion lands in Essex County a million dollars in lost property tax relief. State Senator Bobby Starr of North Troy thinks he has ... More »

Amount budgeted for policing in Derby nearly doubled

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copyright the Chronicle January 18, 2017    by Joseph Gresser   DERBY — The Derby Select Board voted at its meeting Monday night for a municipal budget that would nearly double the amount set aside for policing — from $47,000 to $90,000. However, select board ... More »

Sugarmakers discuss climate change, bugs

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copyright the Chronicle January 11, 2017   by Joseph Gresser   DERBY — About 60 members of Vermont’s Orleans County Maple Producers gathered at Paul’s Sugarhouse and Dancehall here Monday evening to share a meal and gather information in the short time before ... More »

Losses, some gains for Newport businesses

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copyright the Chronicle January 11, 2017   by Joseph Gresser   NEWPORT — Newport is reportedly gaining a new business, but is losing two others. A vacant Main Street building may be slated for redevelopment, but up the street, a toy store is closing. In additi... More »

Newport City continues to struggle with budget

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copyright the Chronicle January 4, 2017   by Joseph Gresser   NEWPORT — City Manager Laura Dolgin and Clerk and Treasurer James Johnson had their heads together Tuesday as they worked to provide budget options for Wednesday’s special city council meeting. Over... More »

Plans for Spates Block hole developing

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copyright the Chronicle December 21, 2016   by Joseph Gresser   NEWPORT — If a joint effort between Newport, the Northeastern Vermont Development Association (NVDA), and Northern Community Investment Corporation (NCIC) is successful, city residents may see pro... More »