Josh Ellerbrock is a staff writer for the St Albans Messenger, focusing on local news in St Albans, Vermont. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, local businesses, law enforcement, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the Essex Reporter.
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Josh Ellerbrock's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government & politics, and entertainment news in the St. Albans area of Vermont. His articles often cover community events, local government decisions, and human interest stories.
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Construction crews are finishing up the final details on the Lake Street apartments. The building is expected to be ready this December and open soon for new tenants.
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ST. ALBANS CITY -- A man died while walking along South Main Street in St. Albans after getting struck by a vehicle at around 6:10 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29.
By: Josh Ellerbrock
ST. ALBANS CITY — St. Albans has a new “one-stop shop” for smoking and vaping accessories.
By: Bridget Higdon, Josh Ellerbrock
FRANKLIN COUNTY — On the outskirts of St. Albans Town, Tammy Hetrick used to feel comfortable staking political signs in her front lawn. Then 2024 hit.
ST. ALBANS — Vermonters have donated over $4 million to the 2024 presidential campaigns. But as Democrats turn their eyes south, will Vermont Republicans find an opportunity to add to
By: Josh Ellerbrock
The City of St. Albans wrapped up a brownfield remediation project this past week to remove hazardous materials.
By: Josh Ellerbrock
It may be a tale as old as time, but it will be a first for BFA-St. Albans students when they hit the stage this weekend to present "Beauty and
By: Josh Ellerbrock
The second St. Albans Message episode dropped this morning.Functioning as a kind of political palette cleanser, the 40-minute audio piece asks some of the nicest people in St. Albans how
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