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Police seek help identifying person in Littleton

LITTLETON, NH — Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying an individual captured in photographs. The Littleton Police Department released images and is requesting anyone with information to contact them directly rather than posting in public comments. Those who can identify the person or persons in...

Littleton, NH · 13h
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MyChamplainValley.com

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Driver airlifted to medical center after Barnet crash

A driver with serious injuries was airlifted Tuesday to a medical center after a crash on I-91 North.

Barnet, VT · 2d

WCAX

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Authorities release details on Northeast Kingdom standoff

CRAFTSBURY, Vt. (WCAX) - Authorities are releasing details about a Craftsbury man who barricaded himself in his home for several hours Monday. Police said they received a tip that Robert Witham Jr. stole cash and meat from a farmstand and entered a home on Dustan Road. Authorities said Witham, who...

Craftsbury, VT · 1d
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Redhawks knocked out of postseason play by St. Johnsbury

It was the last football game of the season, but for many players, it was the last football game of their high school career. So, after final horn had sounded, it was an emotional scene in the end zone following Champlain Valley Union High’s quarterfinal game loss at St. Johnsbury. Tears trickled down the faces of some; some openly sobbed; some struggled to keep their feelings inside — no sobs, no tears, but their faces betrayed the turmoil of inner disappointment.

St Johnsbury, VT · 1d
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VTDigger

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Solar panels are an eyesore

Vermont banned billboards to protect its scenery. So why are we ruining our beautiful landscape with solar panels? Read the story on VTDigger here: Solar panels are an eyesore .

St Johnsbury, VT · 19h

hardwickgazette.org

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Arrest on warrant,  unlawful trespass, crash

HARDWICK – On Oct. 15, at 12:27 p.m., the Hardwick Police Department responded to Hazen Union for the report of an individual at the school who was not authorized to be there. Investigation revealed that Robert Witham of Craftsbury had defeated a security lock on an exterior door and entered the school. Witham is being charged with Unlawful Trespass. He has been issued a citation to appear in the Superior Court of Vermont, Criminal Division, Caledonia unit to be arraigned on this charge.

Hardwick, VT · 2d

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Logger DeWees applauds Prius drivers for relieving constipated moose

GREENSBORO – Local legend Rusty DeWees brought his authentically Vermont and rather spicy comedy-meets-music act “The Logger and the Fiddler” to the Highland Center for the Arts (HCA) on Saturday, Nov. 7. Wearing a trucker baseball cap and well-worn, rugged work boots, DeWees performed his signature character...

Greensboro, VT · 2d

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Center for New Beginnings in Littleton to Close After 41 Years

LITTLETON, N.H. — After 41 years of providing mental health services to individuals and families throughout Littleton and surrounding North Country communities, the Center for New Beginnings (CNB) has announced that it will close its doors on December 18, 2026. Located on Cottage Street in Littleton, CNB has served individuals and families of all ages, including children and teens, throughout the White Mountains, Great North Woods, and Northeast Kingdom regions. CNB has notified clients and families currently receiving services of the closure, and CNB staff will work to connect them with alternative care options. CNB will securely maintain client records in accordance with New Hampshire state law.

Littleton, NH · 2d

hardwickgazette.org

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Historic Concord fire truck update

HARDWICK – The Hardwick Fire Department continues to move forward with restoring the old Concord fire truck and getting it into the best mechanical condition possible for next year’s parade, when the truck will celebrate its 100th birthday. The department recently received the transmission back from Vintage Garage...

Hardwick, VT · 2d

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Owen Traynor named to NAC Men's Cross Country Sportsmanship Team

Waterville, ME - Vermont State University Lyndon cross country runner Owen Traynor (Rutland, VT) has been named to the 2026 North Atlantic Conference Men's Cross Country Sportsmanship Team, as voted on by conference coaches and announced on Wednesday. Traynor, a Business Administration major with a concentration in Entrepreneurial Leadership, raced...

Lyndon, VT · 1d

hardwickgazette.org

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Reporting informs, connects, holds power to account, building brighter future

A reliable source of local news means knowing what’s happening and why it matters. It means knowing someone is paying attention, asking questions, checking facts and holding leaders accountable. It means seeing your experience and the experiences of your friends and neighbors reflected. It means discovering you’re not the...

Hardwick, VT · 15h

The Burlington Free Press

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Vermont Electric Co-op grants help playground, food pantries

A playground, food pantries and other community programs across northern Vermont are getting grants of up to $1,000 from the Vermont Electric Co-op Community Fund. The latest awards will support the Alburgh Family Clubhouse, Sheffield Food Pantry and 12 other organizations, according to a community announcement. The Alburgh Family Clubhouse, which provides care and early education for 62 infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-age children, received $1,000 toward completion of a new playground. The project includes installation of two new sandboxes. “We really appreciate the support,” Alburgh Family Clubhouse President Gina Lewis said. “Providing age-appropriate playground equipment will help encourage interactive play and support developmental skills.” The Sheffield Food Pantry also received $1,000. Its grant will help purchase a refrigeration unit and other equipment for storing perishable food. “Many thanks to VEC,” Sheffield Food Pantry Secretary and Treasurer John T. Gayton said. “The funds will go a long way in helping our community members.” Vermont Electric Co-op fund has awarded more than 300 grants The VEC Community Fund has made more than 300 grants of up to $1,000 each since its first donation in 2015, distributing more than $200,000 to nonprofit organizations in the co-op's region. About 2,500 VEC members support

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