LYNDONVILLE- After discussing the options the village of Lyndonville will not be spending 2.7-million dollars on new water infrastructure.

Instead it will only spend about half that, 1.5-million dollars. The reason for the reduction, the U.S Department of Agriculture will no longer reimburse the village the 75% it was expecting, now it will only reimburse up to 45% of the price tag.

LYNDONVILLE- Now that the winter season is melting away the snow, people in the Northeast Kingdom are starting to melt away the extra pounds that they gained during the winter season.

SAINT JOHNSBURY- When the NFL owners and players could not come to a new collective bargaining agreement last week, two business owners in the NEK saw a glimpse into the future.

RYEGATE - Town Meeting Day 2010 was a contentious one.

Residents debated for almost two hours over whether or not to audit the town's financial records, and charges of miss informing residents by Town Clerk Marsha Nelson were vehemently denied.

AROUND THE NEK - For the past 20 years, children have been asking Santa for the latest and greatest video game under the tree on Christmas morning.

BARNET - Many take advantage of tax breaks provided by the local, state, and federal governments.  However, a religious organization in Barnet asked to be taxed more.

LYNDON - At Monday’s Lyndon Trustee meeting, officials directed Town Administrator Dan Hill, that they would like to change the hours in which bars in town can close.

Governor Elect Peter Shumlin has announced 5 of his aides who will work with him when he takes office in January.

At Monday nights meeting, the Lyndon Trustee's decided that they will not tow cars that are in violation of the villages parking ban.