Thetford Boys Championship Commemorative Page
Check out B8 for the commemorative Thetford Boys Basketball Championship page in this week’s JO! Congratulations, Panthers!
Corinth, other towns search policing options
CORINTH—What policing is available to Corinth and surrounding towns? Corinth residents and those from nearby communities met on Feb. 29 in an effort to find out. On hand to provide answers and explain what other towns are doing were Vermont State Trooper Luke Rodzel and Trevor Whipple, a former Barre and South Burlington police chief, who is now the municipal law enforcement advisor for the Vermont League of Cities and Towns.
Vermont Saturday Town Meeting Coverage
See Page A1 for Bradford and West Fairlee coverage and A2 for Thetford’s town meeting coverage.
In Times Past, Part II of Wrong side of the law
This is the second part of a three-part series on crime in the area before 1950. Part one, which covered counterfeiting, horse and auto theft, and prohibition, can be found in the Jan. 31 edition of the Journal Opinion and on larrycoffin.blogspot.com. This column deals with crimes involving robberies, drugs, and adultery.
New Hampshire Town Meeting Previews: Bath, Orford & Warren
See Page A1 for the Bath and Orford Town Meeting previews and Page A8 for Warren’s.
Ordinance repeal rebuffed in Fairlee
FAIRLEE—Nearly two-thirds of residents attending a special town meeting on Feb. 24 voted to retain an ordinance regulating short-term rentals. The selectboard adopted the ordinance last year to aid enforcement of the town’s zoning bylaws.
Barnet Civil War photo mystery explored
BARNET—When Barnet artist Edward Kadunc was shown a photo of a Civil War Union Army captain posed with four young black men possibly soldiers themselves, the unusual image instantly intrigued him. He knew he had to paint it. This is Part 2; Part 1 was in the Feb. 21 edition.
Roystan recalls time on board after 27 years
NEWBURY—Alma Roystan is closing one chapter of her life after 27 years on the Newbury Selectboard. Roystan, who is not seeking reelection, will leave the board when her term expires on town meeting day next week.
Beresford was force to be reckoned with
BRADFORD—Those who make us dig the deepest leave the most lasting impression. Shirley Beresford, a long-time Bradford resident who died on Jan. 26 at age 92, demanded a lot out of those around her. She expressed herself with no hint of fear or hesitation. In return, she was fair and respectful; a renaissance woman who was watchful guardian and repository of all things Bradford and its schools.