Ryegate home destroyed in fire
RYEGATE—A 2.5-story family home was destroyed in a fire just before Thanksgiving. The fire happened at 2899 South Bayley-Hazen Road.
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RYEGATE—A 2.5-story family home was destroyed in a fire just before Thanksgiving. The fire happened at 2899 South Bayley-Hazen Road.
BRADFORD—A divided selectboard narrowly approved a request by the Bradford Planning Commission Chair to apply for grant funding to improve pedestrian access between the village and the Bradford Park and Ride near the I-91 interchange.
WOODSVILLE—For the second time in seven months, Haverhill resident Matthew Bjelobrk has asked a sitting selectman to resign.
Hundreds of homes and businesses were left without power throughout the day on Monday after a snowstorm swept through the area on Sunday night and Monday morning.
WAITS RIVER—As of last week, a bridge is back over troubled water. After being unable to cross the iconic, one-of-the-most photographed bridges in Vermont, for a second time in less than two years, local residents are happy Pike Hill Bridge is fixed and quick access to Route 25 is restored.
PIERMONT—Lake Tarleton, nestled in the thick forests of the White Mountains, attracts plenty of summer tourists and local boaters and hikers looking for a place of quiet contem- plation. But for the last two years, a heated debate has swirled around the serene setting, stemming from the U.S. Forest Service’s plan to cut and harvest […]
WEST FAIRLEE—At their most recent board meeting on Nov. 14, the Rivendell School directors struggled to adopt a preliminary plan to change the configuration of the four-town district. Rising tax rates and soaring real estate values have put additional pressure on the system to make program and budget reductions in order to ease some of […]
WOODSVILLE—Haverhill is nearing the acquisition of voting machines that will help process election ballots in the future.
BRADFORD—Several athletic fields at Oxbow High School were vandalized on the night of Nov. 17 after a driver operating an older model pickup truck performed doughnuts on the publicly owned turf. According to a Bradford Police Department news release, the school fields sustained several thousands of dollars in damage.
WEST TOPSHAM—The West Topsham Community Hall Association, a nonprofit, has gifted the community building to the Town of Topsham.