Haverhill town clerk post filled
WOODSVIILLE—The Haverhill Selectboard announced at its meeting on Monday that the town clerk position will be filled by Lindsay Bigelow.
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WOODSVIILLE—The Haverhill Selectboard announced at its meeting on Monday that the town clerk position will be filled by Lindsay Bigelow.
FAIRLEE—An hour and a half is not long enough to discuss all of the interlocking challenges Vermont faces, but Little Rivers Health Care CEO Andrew Barter and four legislators gave it a try on Monday morning at the Fairlee Town Hall.
ORFORD—The March 21 annual meeting for the Rivendell Interstate School District started out with a chuckle when board chair Charles Newton apologized for not wearing last year’s suit because “… the winter has been way too good to me.” He went on to present a thorough, thoughtful, clear and detailed plan to improve the two-state, […]
ORANGE—A motor vehicle crash in snowy conditions on Route 302 in Orange claimed the life of a Berlin, Vermont man on March 20.
PORTSMOUTH—The Journal Opinion was recognized in the New England Newspaper and Press Association’s annual Better Newspapers competition. The awards were announced at the annual NENPA conference in Portsmouth on March 14. The JO won three awards, including two in the editorial division, for work published between Aug. 1, 2024 and July 31, 2025.
EAST CORINTH—Northeast Slopes in East Corinth celebrated its 90th year of operations on a balmy, late winter day earlier this month. On March 15, between 150 and 200 people gathered at the slopes to celebrate its granite anniversary.
BRADFORD—Town Administrator Danielle Kingsbury has submitted her resignation effective April 6.
FAIRLEE — A roughly 1-mile stretch of Route 5 in Fairlee will remain closed for at least a couple of weeks because rocks are continuing to fall off the face of a ledge where a rockslide occurred on the afternoon of March 10.
NORTH HAVERHILL—Ken Wholey is an avid golfer. So when he and Oil Boys business partner Derrick O’Donnell discussed how to better utilize an empty space at their office building, one idea came to the fore.
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