Dana Gray

ST. JOHNSBURY — Select board members learned on Monday that a less expensive approach to reconstructing the Armory building to serve as the headquarters for the police force and dispatchers is feasible.

ST. JOHNSBURY — A 14-year-old boy riding a bicycle was hurt when struck by a car as he was riding across Concord Avenue on Thursday.

LYNDON — A business owner in town said he was victimized once by a burglary that caused thousands of dollars worth of loss and a second time by a delayed response by law enforcement.

ST. JOHNSBURY — Ahead of Flag Day on Sunday, successful fundraising in honor of military veterans means much more flag-raising in the village.

ST. JOHNSBURY — Not all of the candidates running this year for a Caledonia-Essex House seat have a major party label next to their names.

ST. JOHNSBURY — The presiding judge in Caledonia County intends to lengthen the jail sentence of a Barnet man who pleaded guilty to sexual assault so that the man will

ST. JOHNSBURY — Joel Pierce's service as police chief is officially coming to an end.

ST. JOHNSBURY — The same select board meeting last week when members talked about efforts to relocate the police and fire departments from their 102-year-old home was also a time

A St. Johnsbury man known by many in the area for his affinity for snakes, which he has shown at local public events, including the recent Pet Parade, is facing a sexual assault with a child accusation in Orleans County.

Still motivated to serve in the Statehouse, a St. Johnsbury woman who last campaigned for the state senate is now a candidate for a representative seat in the Vermont House.