Nate Carter

As the snowfall increases so do the dangers of driving. Daily life doesn’t take a break for inclement weather. When traveling this winter it is important to take a few simple measures to make sure you’re a safe a possible. A new set of snow tires, wipers capable of handling snow and a full tank of gas are all vital. Just as important is not assuming four wheel drive or a wheel drive gives you the ability to control your vehicle at high speeds on icy roads.

Local contractors and Lyndon Institute teamed up for yet another exciting change on their campus.

The Penn Traffic Company based out of Syracuse, New York has decided to file for Chapter Eleven bankruptcy and is attempting to sell all Seventy-Nine of their P&C, Quality and Bi-Lo stores.

Building a business is never an easy task however; there is one small company that is on its way to a profitable future.

A new and bigger H.O.P.E. store has opened up for this years holiday season in Lyndonville. However there was no Thanksgiving dinner put on by the organization this year.

Vermont State Police received a report of an armed bank robbery at the TD Bank on Main Street in Enosburg Village.

The expansion of Internet usage in the Northeast Kingdom has been a slow process but a new contest coming to the area is expected to enhance Internet access within small businesses.

Roughly four hundred Vermont Schools will be hosting free H1N1 vaccination clinics in November and December through the Vermont Department of health. Students at the Lyndon Town School will have their free clinics on November 6th and 7th. Out of the five hundred students at the Lyndon Town School, two hundred of them are already scheduled for vaccinations.

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