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N EWPORT — After Adam Warner, a 36-year-old Wolcott resident, pled guilty to three felonies Judge Rory Thibault sentenced him to a three-to-five-year prison term. Mr. Warner admitted charges of first-degree aggravated domestic assault, obstruction of justice, and second-degree unlawful restraint.
Tracy Davis Pierce Tony was born on June 20, 1935, in Morrisville to Newton and Alice Washburn.
S ean Kane, owner of About Time Restorations in Connecticut, goes aloft Friday morning to repair the tower clock at Barton United Church, which for a long while has been correct twice a day, that is, stopped. Mr. Kane freed up the hands so the giant timepiece will be useful as well as ornamental. Photo by Joseph Gresser
N EWPORT — Forty-year-old Jennifer L. Sanville of Troy and Matthew Prue, 46, of Sheffield, each pled innocent to a felony charge of possession of cocaine, and possession of a depressant, narcotic, or stimulant. Although Orleans County State's Attorney Farzana Leyva, filed a charge of selling the drug against each, Judge Rory Thibault found no probably cause.
by Joseph Gresser CRAFTSBURY COMMON — Just past 6 p.m. a double line of students, 13 in number, clad in white or blue robes, processed through a throng of well wishers and took seats on either side of the stage set up on the bandstand of the common. They were Craftsbury Academy’s class of 2026. Principal Lisa McCarthy stood at the microphone and greeted the graduating class, the school’s faculty, family, friends, and community members. “At the heart of every […]
by Maria Amador GLOVER — Thinking ahead was the theme at a select board meeting held June 11, as its members considered Glover Day preparations, upcoming renovations to municipal buildings, and the latest on the Shadow Lake dam. Before discussing any official business, board chair Adam Heuslein offered a reminder that “these meetings are in the public, not of the public.” Noting this irony that only reporters and town officials were in attendance at this particular meeting, he went […]
N EWPORT — Academics from a variety of disciplines discussed environmental problems, including the prevalence of PFAS, the so-called forever chemicals, and their potential to cause consequences if released into bodies of water such as Lake Memphremagog.
by Maria Amador DERBY — Last Wednesday, the Haskell Free Library and Opera House celebrated the opening of a new entrance on the Canadian side of the building. The door marks the library’s continued commitment to serving patrons across the United States-Canada border, despite ongoing tensions between both countries. At the same time, the new entrance signals the end of a tradition kept for over 100 years of Canadians being able to cross onto American soil with ease when the […]
According to an announcement from the town of Westmore, the North Beach of Lake Willoughby will be closed to swimming until further notice due to a high E. coli count found in a recent testing . Even after the skies clear, the influx of runoff creates ideal conditions for E. coli bacteria and harmful cyanobacteria (blue-green algae).
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