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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LYNDON — The Lyndon Electric Department (LED) will tap its line of credit for the second time this year.
WHITEFIELD — Last year, a seven-member investment team acquired 12 King Sq. for one reason. “We wanted to revitalize our community,” said group member Peter Corey.
LYNDON — Lyndonville Electric Department's proposed 7.48 percent rate increase will go to a public hearing later this month.
WHITEFIELD — Two Massachusetts boys were injured in an ATV crash on Friday evening.
LYNDON — Plans to protect the Miller’s Run Covered Bridge are finally moving forward.
LYNDON — The Select Board on Friday approved grant pre-applications for two flood relief projects:
LYNDON — The Select Board on Tuesday OK'd plans to re-open the Municipal Office Building. The Select Board decided that the town staff would resume working there on Friday, Sept. 13.
LYNDON — Most seniors don't strap on a helmet, get behind the wheel, and drive headlong into other cars. But Carroll Mitchell is no ordinary senior.
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