John McCright

SALISBURY — Nancy Damm, 91, passed away peacefully at her home on Lake Dunmore on the morning of Dec. 15, 2024. Nancy was born Feb. 25, 1933, at Victory Memorial Hospital in Brooklyn, N.Y., to Margaret Bush Damm and Arthur Damm. She was the eldest of five children, and she very much embraced the roles […]

VERGENNES — Roger R. Curtis passed away peacefully at The University of Vermont Medical Center on Jan. 7, 2025.

NEW HAVEN — Harold Steven Kittredge, 71, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2025.

EAST MIDDLEBURY — Art passed away at home at the age of 93 surrounded by his family after a tough battle with cancer.

BRISTOL — It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Steven Charles Leopold, 76, beloved husband of the late Bridget (White) Leopold, on Jan. 15, 2025. Steve was born in Burlington, Vt., on April 20, 1948, to the late Jules and Gertrude (Waltzer) Leopold and settled in Bristol, Vt., in 1984 where he raised his family.

ADDISON — With great sadness we announce the peaceful passing of Frederick William Noonan on Jan. 15, 2025, at UVM Medical Center in Burlington, after a series of strokes. Frederick lived a full international life, sharing his vast knowledge and deep passion for classical music to all who crossed his path. His wit, generosity and […]

MONTPELIER— State officials unveiled the broad strokes of Gov. Phil Scott’s education proposal Wednesday, a plan that includes sweeping changes like consolidating Vermont’s dozens of school districts to just five and adopting a foundation formula for funding.

The Yellowjackets threw a sideline trapping defense at the Eagles in the final period, and Mount Abe committed six turnovers down the stretch. But the Eagles pulled it together and pulled away.

In the Mount Abraham gym on Thursday night, the Eagles and the visiting MUHS took turns going on runs. In the end, the Tigers rallied last to defeat the Eagles, 51-45.

VERGENNES/PANTON — Residents of Vergennes and Panton will decide on Wednesday, Feb. 12, whether to support up to $3.52 million in a bond and/or loans to fund replacing almost a mile of some of the system’s most troubled water lines.