Rob and Alice Schenck donated a conservation easement to the Vermont Land Trust on 140 acres of farmland and forestland near Groton State Forest. They then sold the property to newlyweds Dylan and Brittany Kempton of Kempton Farms, the sole supplier of milk for Cabot’s award-winning clothbou… Read more
The annual Biography Fair held at the Riverside School is an opportunity to involve the entire student body (K-8) in active learning where eac… Read more
A Lyndon Institute graduate who left the area to immerse himself in the emerging world of internet commerce has returned to his Northeast King… Read more
Winter birding can be an armchair activity. We watch birds at feeders outside kitchen windows during the dim daylight hours of a long season o… Read more
The 26th edition of First Night North in St. Johnsbury begins at 4 p.m. on Dec. 31, 2018, and welcomes the new year when a giant ball of light… Read more
The NEK Council on Aging held its Annual Meeting on Nov. 8 at the Old Meeting House on York Street in Lyndonville. Over 70 people were in atte… Read more
Located on the Connecticut River in eastern Essex County, Bloomfield is bounded by the town of Brunswick and the unorganized towns of Lewis, a…
Brownington has one of Orleans County’s most distinctive buildings known as the Old Stone House, a four-story granite structure created as a s…
Victory, one of Vermont’s least populated towns, is in the southwestern portion of Essex County, and more than half its land is either state f…
Peacham was chartered Dec. 31, 1763 as a part of the New Hampshire Land Grants. Many of the picturesque fields are farmed and agriculture rema…
Westmore is situated in the southeastern part of Orleans County on the eastern range of the Green Mountains and has some fairly high peaks. It…
Bordering the Connecticut River in southeastern Caledonia County, Barnet is bounded by Waterford, St. Johnsbury, Ryegate, Peacham and Danville.
