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N EWPORT — According to the affidavit filed by Vermont State Trooper Logan Miller, a woman phoned 911 around 10:20 p.m. on June 25, and said Randy Lemieux, 27, of Lowell, had come home covered with blood. According to the caller, Mr. Lemieux said he crashed his side-by-side, and Maddison Hayden, 22, of Woodbury, who was with him, got thrown out and wasn't breathing.
EAST HARDWICK — Driving by the swaths of green lining the Center Road between East Hardwick and Greensboro, it is easy to miss the driveway with a wooden sign reading “Whitefield.” The name belonged to the first owner of the land just beyond the marker, land which today sustains an ambitious farming operation rooted in history.
by Gabrielle Gervais MORGAN — As of late, this town’s “four corners” bustles with improvements, boasting a completely refreshed family-owned country store, revival of the Morgan Community House, and nearly complete bays at the Newport Ambulance Services outpost. On June 22, days of rain let up just enough for the Chronicle to embark on a pleasant tour of recent developments guided by Jane Malgeri, chair of the Morgan Community House Committee. In 1942, the first iteration of the community house […]
by Maria Amador GLOVER — Residents here took a break from perusing the townwide yard sale Saturday morning to attend a public forum about the future of the Glover green. Though the idea of enhancing the space first arose in 2022, some residents — especially those who own houses directly surrounding the green — say they believe the town has failed to meaningfully consider community input on the project. If Saturday’s showing was any indication, public opinion on the matter […]
DERBY LINE — A Chilean woman bought tickets for a performance at the Haskell Opera House, entered through the Canadian side of the border-straddling landmark and, when the show was over, left through the American door. On June 29, Maria Paz Gonzalez-Vidal pled guilty in U.S. District Court in Burlington to being an alien to the United States, entering the United States at a place other than as designated by immigration officers.”
Tracy Davis Pierce Earl Francis Griffin, 72, of West Charleston died on June 25, 2026.
I RASBURG — Roger Gagnon has been giving his time, treasure, and talent to the town of Irasburg for over forty years, and just completed another major contribution: restoring the Orne Covered Bridge.
B ARTON — A couple of new projects should make noticeable changes to Barton according to information provided to select board members by Zoning Administrator Sarah Bailey on July 1. Board chair Jeff Cota was off celebrating his birthday, leaving colleagues Dee McDowell and Ted Gattino to do the heavy lifting in his absence.
BARTON — Classes may be out for the summer, but the work of a school is year-round. At least that is the case in Orleans Central Supervisory Union (OCSU), where last week two new principals began preparations for the coming school year, and a meal distribution program continues to be a welcome resource for community members.
Dawnita grew up on the family farm in Holland, and was the beloved daughter of Lyndol and Nita Ames. She attended specialized educational programs through Derby United Church and a special school in Troy, where she learned to read and write. She found great joy in drawing, coloring, and simple art, often spending hours each day expressing her creativity.
