- Niles Gets One Year Probation ∨
- Plans for Change in Current Use Program ∨
- Senate Passes Food Labeling Bill ∨
NEWPORT- Derick Niles, the man who engaged in a police stand off last September, is going to spend one year on probation.
NORTHEAST KINGDOM- The Vermont Current Use Program has been in effect since 1978 when it was passed under the Use Value Appraisal Law. Now, the Vermont State Senate is looking to find a way to prevent landowners from taking advantage of the program.
NORTHEAST KINGDOM- The Vermont Senate has passed a bill that will require food to be labeled if there are genetically modified ingredients used in them. The bill still needs to be passed by the Vermont House to be enacted.
West Danville Man Will Plead Insanity
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- Created on Thursday, 17 April 2014 16:45
- Written by Katrina Floranza
DANVILLE- The N.H. Attorney General's Office has agreed with a defense attorney that a West Danville man involved in a homicide case from January 2013, was insane at the time.
Senator Bernie Sanders for President?
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- Created on Wednesday, 16 April 2014 20:36
- Written by Matthew Drew
LYNDON - United States Senator Bernie Sanders made a stop in the Northeast Kingdom last night to discuss sustainability in the United States, and what he is doing to help improve it. There has also been speculation that he may run for president in the 2016 election.
Rollickers Bike and Boards
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- Created on Wednesday, 16 April 2014 20:10
- Written by Matthew Drew
ST. JOHNSBURY - Rollickers Bike and Boards in St. Johnsbury is now open. Although they have yet to have a "grand opening," they are fully operational.
Flood Warning Continues Throughout The Night
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- Created on Wednesday, 16 April 2014 17:38
- Written by Elyssa Ellis
LYNDONVILLE- With the snow melting and rain showers the Northeast Kingdom keep getting, the Passumpsic River Valley is under a flood warning with towns in our area feeling the effects.
