LYNDON--As Lyndon moves from voting to implementation, an appointed member joins a seasoned official—reflecting both continuity and accountability in local governance.
Read more: New and Veteran Voices Shape Lyndon Selectboard After Town Meeting Day
St. Johnsbury - Yesterday, state lawmakers met at the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum for their monthly legislative breakfast. There were many talking points on the agenda due to a high volume of bills being pushed to the floor recently.
Read more: March's Legislative Breakfast Packed With Many New Bill Proposals
St. Johnsbury - On Saturday, thousands of towns and cities across the nation engaged in the “No Kings Protest,” and St. Johnsbury was among them.
Read more: St. Johnsbury’s “No Kings Day” Raged Against The Iran War
St. Johnsbury - The St. Johnsbury School District is looking forward after narrowly passing its budget by 21 votes. On Town Meeting Day, the $31.8 million budget, a 5.34 percent increase over last year, passed with a 627 to 606 vote.
Read more: St. Johnsbury School Board Focuses on Community Transparency After Budget Pass
Lyndonville - The Miss Lyndonville Diner is set to reopen with new owners and is currently hiring new staff.
Read more: Miss Lyndonville Diner Set to Reopen Under New Ownership
St. Johnsbury - Ellen Burt, St. Johnsbury’s newest Select Board member, promises to be a strong aid to the community and the current Select Board members.
Read more: Ellen Burt Sworn In as St. Johnsbury’s Newest Select Board Member
St. Johnsbury — St. Johnsbury school board members share mixed feelings about Act 73’s new redistricting structure and how it’ll affect them. On Monday, there was a school board meeting held at St. Johnsbury, where during a legislative discussion, Act 73 was brought up.
Read more: St. Johnsbury School Board on Act 76's Proposed Changes