A possibly overloaded glider that crashed near the summit of Sterling Mountain in Morristown a year and a half ago, killing the pilot and his two passengers, did not have proper seat belts installed for the passengers, according to a new report from the National Transportation Safety Board.
The Rocky River Lodge will remain standing, even as another historic building faces demolition.
Coronavirus horror stories are spreading across the land, but so far Lamoille County hasn’t had any of its own.
Vermont “strongly discourages” incoming travel from coronavirus hotspots in the Northeast, Gov. Phil Scott said Monday, and directed all “nonessential” travelers from outside the state to self-quarantine for 14 days once they get here.
Bruce Wayne wouldn’t have the iconic Batman suit and those wonderful toys he needs to fight crime in Gotham City if it weren’t for his trusty butler, Alfred Pennyworth. And where would the Parr family — better known as The Incredibles — be without E, better known as Edna Mode, fashion designer for superheroes worldwide?
As federal and state policies effectively have three in four Americans staying home to slow down the spread of coronavirus, holes have begun to form in the safety net that protects vulnerable populations.
“Uphill access is currently CLOSED on all portions of Stowe Mountain Resort until further notice,” said an email from Jeff Wise, senior communications manager. “Without ski patrol and terrain maintenance, it is unsafe for skiers, riders, those sledding and first responders.”
Companies across the country are changing course to help fight the coronavirus. Automakers are building respirators and distilleries are producing hand sanitizer.
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The judge presiding over a case involving former Peoples Academy teacher David Bain and the school superintendent who fired him in 2014, Tracy Wrend, has denied Wrend’s argument that she was immune to being sued.
Through an ecosystem restoration program grant provided by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation, the Lamoille County Conservation District has produced a stormwater master plan for the towns of Morristown and Hyde Park.
The directors of Union Bank, based in Morrisville, have promoted the following officers of the bank from vice president to senior vice president:
Dominic Foti, a licensed clinical mental health counselor, has opened a practice, Dominic Foti, PLLC, at 673 S. Main St., Stowe.
Little River Acupuncture & Reiki, owned and operated by licensed acupuncturist Sarah Kaplan Grebe, has moved.
Averil Beliveau, 30, has been accused of second-degree murder in the death of Cameron Faling, 45, in a studio apartment they shared at 4302 Bolton Valley Access Road.
Wind, rain and a pandemic didn’t stop more than 100 people from honoring the late Jake Burton Carpenter, as a trail was dedicated in his memory at Stowe Mountain Resort last Friday.
The weeks directly after Town Meeting Day are like spring cleaning for school districts, as they exit budget-crafting season and return to normal.
Beverly Osterberg — who died last Thursday, March 5, 2020 — was one of a kind. She was a terrific athlete and a longtime driver education teacher, but Miss O — that’s what everyone called her — was best-known as a coach.
David Stackpole was the quintessential man about town. The Stowe lawyer, longtime town moderator and social butterfly died Feb. 16, but according to those who knew him, his presence is still felt.
Vermont State Police are investigating the apparent murder of 39-year-old Michael Haines at his home in Cambridge early Tuesday morning.
For most Vermonters, neighboring New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation presidential primary brings the challenge of enduring seemingly endless campaign commercials. For Greg and Amy Tatro, it offered something more: The chance to take a selfie with a potential future commander in chief.
House lawmakers passed a series of changes last Friday in Vermont’s decades-old land use law after two days of contentious floor debate and last-minute bill amendments.
I got a call from Anthony Adamis Jr. Tuesday afternoon. His dad, Anthony Adamis, had passed away, age 94.
It is not looking too good at the moment for the 2019-20 ski season. Even in the best of moments, it was not what most would describe as a banner year.
How’s everyone handling this new reality? Even though we use the term social distancing, I believe it’s still important to find ways to maintain social contact. Our connected electronic world provides ample opportunities to do that. We participated in our first two online “gatherings” this past week and I was surprised how much fun they were.
• Joshua Turkowski of Elmore was named to the fall dean’s list at Endicott College in Beverl…
• Stowe student Ellie Moriarty received first honors for the second quarter at Rice Memorial…
Stowe Land Trust is in the process of renewing its accreditation through a national land tru…
Have you ever wondered what goes into designing ski or snowboard graphics and how designers …
All around Stowe, in this time of social distancing, signs deliver messages of thanks, of regret about closing for now, of spirit, of encouragement, and how to pick up your takeout food.
The playground at Stowe Elementary School is closed due to the coronavirus crisis.
A hawk takes its catch high atop a pole.
Northern Vermont University-Johnson student Rebecca Flieder in happier times, before the coronavirus crisis disrupted the lives of students two weeks ago.
Peoples Academy’s Chandler Follensbee goes up for a layup as Lamoille’s Ethan Alexander tries to block the shot.
PA senior Paige Pierce looks to make a pass.
“And the PEN Award for Poetry in Translation goes to …”
During the current public health crisis, getting outdoors close to home and connecting with nature is an excellent way to help maintain mental and physical health.
The sun will come out tomorrow and the Lamoille County Players hope that the auditioners will come out for their summer musical.
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