Josh Ellerbrock is a journalist at Essex Reporter. He covers the western side of Franklin County and specializes in state government, politics, and community news, with a keen interest in retail, brick-and-mortar businesses, and topics related to farming, including farm management and ranching. Josh's work has been featured in the Essex Reporter, St Albans Messenger, and Lynn Publications Inc.
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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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By: Josh Ellerbrock
Traffic heads south on Federal Street during the lunchtime rush hour.
By: Josh Ellerbrock
A caravan of riders from Northwest Vermont Wheelers Association last summer. Enosburg Falls trustees approved opening up some roads in the village to riders.
By: Josh Ellerbrock
The latest site plan of the new buildings proposed for the Cadillac Motel property. Altogether, the three new buildings and revamped restaurant would add 21 units to the site.
Town Manager Casey Toof addresses the St. Albans Town Selectboard back in 2025.
By: Josh Ellerbrock
ST. ALBANS – Memorial Day weekend kicks off the summer season. Got your plans together yet?
By: Josh Elerbrock, Josh Ellerbrock, Abigail Gagne, Renee Laroche-Rheaume
FRANKLIN COUNTY – Retail workers make up the third largest group in Franklin County’s workforce, trailing manufacturing and healthcare. But in a world of Amazon and online deliveries, finding success in the industry is often an uphill battle.
By: Josh Ellerbrock
Most administrative work done by Swanton Town is completed at the town offices in downtown Swanton.
Thrillseekers line-up to buy tickets to the carnival rides at the Vermont Dairy Festival in 2024.
By: Josh Ellerbrock
Franklin County Sheriff candidates , including Chad Miles, James Lynch and Andre LaBier, run for August primary election
By: Josh Ellerbrock
Motha Plant workers Dylan Pipe (right) and Ashley Sorrentino (left) prepare for customers during a break. The retail cannabis dispensary opened its doors this past weekend.
