Paul Hayes is a Managing Editor for CALEDONIAN, a local news outlet in St Johnsbury, Vermont. With a focus on community news and local events, Paul's articles cover a range of topics including local government, infrastructure projects, economic development, and community initiatives. His work has also been featured in BBC News, Eastern Daily Press, and BBC Mundo.
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BETHLEHEM — Profile School students have a new tool to help prevent violence, bullying and self-harm.
The 2024 general election will see high voter participation. That's based on early/absentee ballot totals across the region. (0 Ratings)
COOS COUNTY — Three candidates are competing for two seats in the Coos 1 House race (Dalton, Lancaster, Northumberland, Stratford).
LYNDON — The Electric Commission continues to ponder data storage. The commission has debated whether to move Lyndon Electric Department's information to remote cloud servers for months.
Reps. Sean Durkin and James Tierney won re-election in the two-seat Coos 1 House race. The Northumberland Republicans held off challenger Cathleen Fountain of Dalton.
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NORTHUMBERLAND — A year ago, Northumberland adopted an ordinance to address negligent landlords.
WHITEFIELD—The White Mountains Regional School Board on Thursday explained its decision not to enforce a transgender sports ban.
NORTH COUNTRY/NORTHEAST KINGDOM — On Nov. 5, Republicans won the vast majority of state legislative races across the region.
A cc ording to most accounts of his long and productive career, Claude Monet (1840–1926) was a passionate pursuer of natural effects, a magician with a brush. Specific moments in time seemed to flow from his hand as if he were one with his world, resulting in paintings that breathed an air of deep contentment, as his friend Camille Pissarro remarked when seeing Monet’s
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