Lyndon

Lyndonville Fire Dept. To Buy New Gear

Details: Created on Monday, 01 March 2021 13:12; Written by Alexandra Huff

LYNDON - Residents of Lyndon voted to approve a $2,711,338 General Fund for the town yesterday, which included a $232,767 for the Lyndonville Fire Department. This is an 8% increase from the previous year and includes new, lighter-weight gear.

Lyndonville BIDS Farewell To Fire Trucks

Details: Created on Sunday, 08 November 2020 21:02; Written by Hailey Morgan

LYNDONVILLE-Lyndonville's Fire Department is looking to sell two of their fire trucks, in hopes that they can purchase a new fire truck to take them into the future.

Community Paints The Birds

Details: Created on Tuesday, 20 October 2020 02:06; Written by Hailey Morgan

LYNDONVILLE-Despite the weather this past weekend, and in the mids of the covid-19 pandemic, the Satellite gallery found a fun and creative way to bring the community together.

Fenton Chester Closed for the Winter

Details: Created on Monday, 12 October 2020 12:22; Written by Alek Wolfe

LYNDONVILLE - After a few months of the unknown, the only ice arena in Lyndonville has oficially announced it's closing it's doors for the Winter season.

Bandstand Park Farmers Market

Details: Created on Monday, 28 September 2020 17:49; Written by Hailey Morgan

LYNDONVILLE-Enjoy fresh produce, home made bread, freshly chopped wood, all natural soaps and body scrubs, along with your made at home fesh jellys and jams? Then you must visit Lyndonvilles Bandstand Park for the towns Friday Farmers Market.

New Signage to Protect Bridge

Details: Created on Monday, 14 September 2020 13:25; Written by Hailey Morgan

LYNDONVILLE - The Millers Run Bridge in downtown Lyndonville is said to have been hit over nine times in the last eight years. Three of those have occurred in the last year.

Dog Fatally Shot in Lyndonville

Details: Created on Friday, 22 May 2020 23:43; Written by Taylor Girard

LYNDONVILLE - A dog was shot in their face, and fatally died Thursday night in Lyndonville. The Lyndonville Police Department is looking to further this case to determine who committed this crime.

The effect NVU has on White's Market

Details: Created on Friday, 01 May 2020 12:47; Written by Olivia Hoag

LYNDON- Local businesses spoke out during the scare around Northern Vermont Univeristy-Lyndon closure proposal. Former VSCS Chancellor Jeb Spaulding has since, withdrew the proposal.

Changes at Lyndon Institute

Details: Created on Thursday, 30 April 2020 13:33; Written by Alek Wolfe

LYNDON - Lyndon Institute has dicided to restructure their daily operations for the coming year. These changes include less dorm parents and moving big positions into smaller positions. Assistant head of advancement, Mike Lowe says it's due to the amount of students that they expect to be enrolled in the coming year.

Lyndon Community Continues to Fight for Higher Education

Details: Created on Monday, 27 April 2020 17:49; Written by Radek Przygodski

LYNDON - The fight is far from over for the Lyndon community in regards to their Northern Vermont University campus in town. A tremendous victory was achieved last week when the Lyndon and Johnson campuses of NVU, and VTC-Randolph teamed up to save their communities, and ultimately force the VSC Chancellor Jeb Spaulding to withdraw his proposal to close the three campuses. Regardless, these communities have been left on edge after such a proposal and have not backed down.

No Open Burning in Lyndon

Details: Created on Monday, 06 April 2020 18:13; Written by Radek Przygodski

LYNDON - With the COVID-19 pandemic on the rise over the next couple of weeks across Vermont, many emergency services will have plenty to take care of. This is in part why the Lyndonville Fire Department announced last week that there will be a ban on open burning until further notice. The town of Lyndon Fire Chief and the Town Fire Warden say, "this is an attempt to eliminate unnecessary response by firefighters."

H.O.P.E. during COVID-19 Crisis

Details: Created on Friday, 03 April 2020 20:47; Written by Olivia Hoag

LYNDON- The Lyndon non profit organization, H.O.P.E. has been helping the community in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. H.O.P.E. has been having over fifty volunteers donating handmade masks to the Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic.

NVU-Lyndon Campus Ready for Emergency Use

Details: Created on Thursday, 02 April 2020 17:19; Written by Radek Przygodski

LYNDON - As the state of Vermont awaits the apex of COVID-19 cases to overspread the region, Vermont Emergency Management is planning ahead to ensure that hospitals have the space they need for patients, in case a localized outbreak of the virus occurs.

Within the Northeast Kingdom, one location for such "overflow space" is the Lyndon campus of Northern Vermont University.

Local Market Keeping Up With The Pace

Details: Created on Friday, 27 March 2020 17:51; Written by Alek Wolfe

LYNDON - Ever since Governor Phil Scott's "Stay at Home" order was announced this past Tuesday, folks in the Northeast Kingdom have been rushing out to stores to get last minute essentials. Scott has ordered all non essential businesses to close, but this doesn't include grocery stories.

COVID-19 Impacts on the Fenton Chester Arena

Details: Created on Friday, 27 March 2020 16:21; Written by Lauren Cornell

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LYNDON-- Businesses around the Northeast Kingdom are feeling the impacts of COVID-19, including Lyndon’s own Fenton Chester Arena. With Lyndon Institute closing on March 16th, and orders issued by the CDC to not allow groups over 10 people, the arena had to shut its’ doors temporarily.

Lyndonville Fire Department Refines Social Media

Details: Created on Monday, 09 March 2020 00:29; Written by Raymond Torres

LYNDON - The Lyndon Fire Department spoke with us on how they are using social media.

Patrick Mclaughin, assistant chief for Lyndon and now recently, Regional Manager for the Fire Safety Division eplained what the fire department is planning online.

Backpack Program

Details: Created on Wednesday, 20 November 2019 21:17; Written by Taylor Girard

LYNDON-HOPE'S Backpack program continues to be in demand of the upcoming holiday season, especially for those strugggling with food insecurity.

Students, Faculty, Staff and Community Rally to Save NVU-Lyndon

Details: Created on Wednesday, 06 November 2019 00:56; Written by Nick Anastasi

VSC LYNDON- A couple of months ago, students, faculty and staff at Northern Vermont University (NVU), as well as members of the community were faced with some tough news about the University. Thanks to the efforts of all, they were able to push pasty the struggles and take action.

NEK Preschool and Childcare 3rd Annual Halloween Walk

Details: Created on Thursday, 31 October 2019 18:12; Written by Nick Anastasi

LYNDON- The third annual Halloween Walk for the Northeast Kingdom Preschool and Childcare took place Thursday morning.

With some help from their teachers, the kids got all dressed up in their costumes and paraded over to the Darling Inn.

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Details: Created on Thursday, 17 October 2019 23:56; Written by Nick Anastasi

Lyndonville- October is national Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Held every year, the goal is to educate people on internet safety. From changing your passwords every so often, to making sure you are not using the same login information for multiple websites. These are just a few tips to keep yourselves a step ahead of the hackers.

Lyndonville FD Flooding Protocol

Details: Created on Thursday, 03 October 2019 23:18; Written by Nick Anastasi

LYNDON- Roadways are back open after Tuesday nights heavy rain caused parts of the Passumpsic River and Millers Run Brook to flood.

Two to three inches of rain fell in parts of the Northeast Kingdom, here in Lyndonville, we saw some of the worst of it. Typical spots along Routes 122, 114, and Route 5 were underwater.

Lyndon's Bike Trails Put on The Map

Details: Created on Thursday, 03 October 2019 23:04; Written by Nick Anastasi

LYNDON- The bike and pedestrian committee in Lyndon, has been pushing to make the area more accessible and friendly to pedestrians and bikers alike. Along with the addition of more lighting on walkways, Lyndon’s bike paths are now on the map.

With some help from a grant, and students from the construction trades program over at Lyndon Institute, this project was able to be checked off the list quite efficiently.

Do North Coworking Holds Final "Boot Camp"

Details: Created on Tuesday, 01 October 2019 04:41; Written by Raymond Torres

LYNDON- Do North Coworking held its last set of workshops that teach people how to use Microsoft Excel on Friday September 27th.

These workshops, called mini "boot camps," are coordinated by NVU's Ann Nygard, the director of the center for proffesional studies.

Millers Run Bridge Stands to See Another Day

Details: Created on Thursday, 26 September 2019 23:25; Written by Nick Anastasi

LYNDON- It’s only been a few weeks now since the Millers Run Bridge has been back open after being closed during the summer for repairs. This happened after an oversized box truck heavily damaged the bridge back in late May. It nearly suffered the same fate last week when an 18- wheeler tractor trailer made it through by the skin of its teeth. “At some point, we make excuses for everybody,” Says Lyndon Municipal Advisor Justin Smith.

New Charges Related to Pimento Killing

Details: Created on Tuesday, 24 September 2019 21:07; Written by Dylan Schlossberg

LYNDONVILLE- Two more Lyndonville residents are facing drug and gun charges in an investigation related to the homicide last year of 37-year-old Waterford man Michael Pimento.

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