Lyndon

The search for a one hundred year old relic from Lyndon's past is back on.

July 4^th, 1891 marked Lyndon's first centennial celebration. To memorialize the date, townspeople decided to bury a time capsule with documents from the event. Today it has still not been found.

Mahatma Ghandi once said, "You must be the change you want to see in the world." Steve Gray, a local resident of Lyndonville, has taken this message to heart helping out the Lyndon community one recyclable at a time.

Although 2,343 miles away the volcano that erupted in Iceland on April 14 has affected several students in the Lyndonville area.

People of the community gathered to listen to the sounds of the musical series "From Russia with Love".

For their second part of the three-part lecture, that began last week, Bill Cotte presented music that struck a chord with many people who enjoy learning about music.

Track and Field, a sport that is traced back to the times of Ancient Greece, has an increase in participants at Lyndon Institute this season, almost 2,876 years later.

Barns across the state are slowly falling apart or being abandoned all together. Governor Douglas finds it important to support the owners in keeping these barns in use.

This past weekend the Northeast Kingdom put the green in green mountain state. It was at the second annual Northeast Kingdom energy fair.

Selectmen in Lyndonville have been getting numerous complaints from residents about two local businesses being too loud during the late night hours.