CHARLES H. “CHARLIE” SARTELLE JR.
EDEN – Charles Howard “Charlie” Sartelle Jr., retired, 65, of Eden died December 9, at the Montefiore Medical Center in
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AT&T Withdraws Application for New Cellular Service Tower
In a petition filed with the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) on December 9, AT&T requested the PUC to dismiss its request for a Certificate of Public Good (CPG) for the proposed Buffalo Mountain cell tower.
Read moreRoad Crew Seeks Agreement for Aid for Member Illness
The meeting was to connect surrounding towns into a mutual aid agreement (currently verbal) in case of crew member illness.
Read moreArea Nonprofits Receive Northeast Kingdom Fund Grants
The Albany Community Trust, Center for an Agricultural Economy, Craftsbury Saplings, and the Hardwick Area Food Pantry have received a portion of $115,800 in grants from the Northeast Kingdom Fund at the Vermont Community Foundation
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Gosselin Graduates
TAMPA, Fla. – Emelie Gosselin, of Plainfield, graduated from The University of Tampa on Saturday, Dec. 5. Gosselin graduated with a
Read moreStudents Named Clarkson University Presidential Scholars
POTSDAM, N.Y. – Students named Presidential Scholars for the Fall 2020 semester at Clarkson University include Emma Buonanno of Wolcott,
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Ballet Wolcott Performs Virtually
On December 5, Ballet Wolcott filmed a virtual performance of “The Land Of the Sweets” from the second act of “The Nutcracker.” The performance was staged at the town hall in Wolcott.
Read moreParadise Lost?
To the editor: When Diane Martin and Rita Buglass wrote the words to our state song, “These Green Mountains,” I
Read moreChildren’s Winter Clothing Available Dec. 19
HARDWICK – Area children may receive winter clothing at the Winter Clothing Drop and Swap on Saturday, Dec. 19, from
Read moreCOVE Launches Hearing Loss Thursdays
MONTPELIER – The Community of Vermont Elders (COVE) launched new promotional campaign “Hearing Loss Thursdays” to raise awareness about the
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