Lyndonville News

The Vermont Army National Guard says its medevac helicopters will be busy for the next week.

Vermont State Trooper Charles Winn, 31, of Danville lost control of his police cruiser and hit another vehicle.

Vermont State Police say they are looking for a vehicle that was involved in a reported hit-and-run in Lyndonville Monday night.

Vermont State Police said Jeffrey Tracy, 41 of St. Johnsbury crashed into a telephone pole at the intersection of U.S. 5 and Vermont 114 in Lyndonville Saturday morning.

Seared scallops, mozzarella fonduta and tortelloni braised venison are a few items that will be on the menu at The Belted Cow when it opens mid-May in Essex Junction.

BURLINGTON - General Dynamics Armament and Technical Products has received a new $37 million contract from the U.S. Army to manufacture additional reactive armor for the Army's Bradley Fighting Vehicle.

Officials estimate a half million motorists will hit Vermont's highways every day.

The session titled, "Transitioning Your Skills to the Wind Industry" will take place Wednesday.

It might not be the best time to own a business right now, but it could be a good time to start one.

Kimberly L. Corliss and David G. Cruickshank are engaged to be married. She is the daughter of Rodney and Brenda Corliss of North Tunbridge.

A ham supper featuring scalloped potatoes, macaroni and cheese, cole slaw, veggies, homemade pies and beverages.Takes place Saturday, May 2, at 5 p.m. at Charlestown Senior Center, 223 Old Springfield Road.

I recall when I was a young boy a day when I was barking away to my Dad about something a neighbor was doing.

Ashley Wheeler of Lyndonville is almost ready to part with the Miss Vermont crown.

Larry and Elizabeth Messier of Lyndonville sat with Bibles in hand in the center of the House balcony for the historic vote Tuesday to legalize same-sex marriage despite a gubernatorial veto.

Vermont State Police say the Pines Rehabilitation & Health Center in Lyndonville was apparently damaged by someone trying to break in Saturday afternoon.

A Lyndon man is facing multiple charges for crashing his car into a house. Police say 26-year-old Steven Parsons crashed his car into a residence on Center Street, in Lyndonville, early Saturday morning.

A Lyndonville man has died in a one-car crash in East Burke. State police say 45-year-old Daniel Horner was driving south on Route 114 just before 10 p.m. Saturday when he lost control of his car and crashed into some trees.

Police are investigating a single-car crash that killed the lone occupant. Driver Daniel Horner, 45, of Lyndonville was pronounced deceased at the scene of the crash on Vermont 114 in East Burke, according to state police.

Orleans, Essex and Caledonia Counties is a rural region where beauty reigns. It's an area known as Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.

Work is under way on the Bridge Street bridge -- the first project to use federal stimulus money in Vermont.