Dana Gray is an editor for the CALEDONIAN, a local newspaper in St Johnsbury, Vermont. With a focus on reporting news in the St Johnsbury area, Dana covers a wide range of topics including local events, accidents, legislation, and community issues. Dana's work has also been featured in the TimesDaily.
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St. Johnsbury, Vermont, United States (Local)
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50-page Record Includes Violence Toward Police
Wanted Man Flees Scene, Captured In Downtown St. Johnsbury Apartment Building
By: Dana Gray
ST. JOHNSBURY — The district attorney's office in Berkshire, Mass. is reportedly investigating a man who is currently teaching science at St. Johnsbury Academy, related to his time as a physics teacher at an all-girls prep school in Massachusetts.
ST. JOHNSBURY — Police investigating a shooting in a Summer Street apartment building on Monday night believe a masked man was shot dead in a drug-related confrontation.
By: Dana Gray
A 79-year-old woman was taken into custody on Interstate 91 in Lyndon on Wednesday after police reportedly stopped the vehicle she was driving south in the northbound lane by stretching a spike strip across the road.
Air Contamination Concerns Mitigated, Catamount Crew Gets Green Light To Return To Eastern Avenue Headquarters
ST. JOHNSBURY — Charges against a man police say grabbed a taser from Sgt. George Johnson then fired it into the sergeant's leg were dropped on Thursday.
Secondhand Prose Benefits St. Johnsbury Athenaeum While Finding New Readers For Donated Books
Outside Agency To Investigate Incident Involving Sgt. George Johnson
10-term Senator From Danville Said It's Time To Make Time For Other Things
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