ST. JOHNSBURY - As we get closer to winter, we all wonder how we are going to stay warm. St. Johnsbury offers a place for local youths to go if they need shelter. The shelter is open year round and not only during those colder winter months.

Community members in East St. Johnsbury are writing new pages in the Peter and Polly Park story.

Thousands of electric customers throughout Northern Vermont lost power due to a spring snow storm.

Five years ago under operations of Verizon, the white page and yellow page phonebooks were separated. But within the week that is all going to change. When FairPoint took over they heard customer's requests to change it back to one book.

Sitedof Historical interest can be found throughout the state of Vermont, this side of the state is no exception.

Webster's Dictionary defines a sandwich as two or more slices of bread having filling between them, but now there's something missing with Kentucky Fried Chicken's new Double Down.

 

The Red Building on Calendar Brook Road may look abandoned if you drive by during the day. But on a Saturday night this is a hopping country hoe-down of Sutton.

Today marks the annual celebration of Kick Butt's Day. Schools nationwide have planned all types of different events as a way to get the word out.

The Kick Butt's campaign has been going on all over the United States and British Columbia for the past 15 years. Many activities are planned to raise awareness and children as young as junior high participate.

A local Senator is talking about serving another term. Health care, Jobs, and Taxes are some of the issues concerning the people of Caledonia County. State Senator Jane Kitchell of Danville has been representing Caledonia and Orange Counties since 2004 and is talking about her next term.

Jane Kitchell, (D) Caledonia and Orange said, "Because I came with a good knowledge of government that I've been able to move things forward particularly in healthcare."