Michelle Frizalone

A powerful forehand swing and a dangerous serve can easily score an ace. The newest team member of the Lyndon State College tennis team is up 40-love against his competitors, and making history at the same time.

A National Award has been given to Patrick Rainville of Danville High School.

This month is national library week and poetry month, and the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum hosted a writing event. Local writers, poets, teachers, journalists, and singers gathered at the Athenaeum on Wednesday night to celebrate national library week and poetry month.

Long time and well honored Town Manager Mike Welch will be resigning tonight at 7 p.m at the St. Johnsbury select board meeting. His dedication to the town as well as his hard work has payed off, and the next future town manager has some big shoes to fill.

At the Danville School, recycling is a form of art. Two months of collecting bottle caps, and some abstract art can create a not so wasteful masterpiece.

The United States Senate will vote on a provision today that will decrease revenue for a local non- profit lending corporation in Vermont. The bill that will be revised in the coming days may effect loan distribution services in Vermont for college students.

Trooper Chris Pilner, of the Vermont State Police, responded to a one car accident on I-91 just before Exit twenty three.

Burke Mountain’s NorAm finals have brought skiers from the United States, Canada, and many other countries to the Northeast Kingdom. With Assistance from Burke Mountain Academy and USSA the race will be held on March 14th and 15th. Burke Mountain Academy students are reaping the benefits of skiing with the pros.

The St. Johnsbury girls basketball team made history at the Patrick Gymnasium. St. Johnsbury Academy played three seed Rutland in the division one championship last night, and the team played for their school's first division one title.