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May 12th, 2013
Hayes Ford hosted it's annual Drive 4UR School event at North Country Union High School this weekend, raising money for various high school groups. Read about it in Monday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 13, 2013.
Hundreds of people will descend on the Northeast Kingdom for one of the state's premiere events, the Dandelion Run. Check out the festivities in Monday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 13, 2013.
May 9th
People gathered in Newport yesterday to Celebrate the Young Child with parades, entertainment, free gifts and fun. For more of this story, read Friday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 10, 2013. And see our photos on pages 1, 3 and B14.
Ashley Keement cut the hair off her brother, Ira Morgan, Wednesday. Ira is donating his hair to Locks of Love to be made into a wig for ill children. Read about Ira and what motivated him in Friday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 10, 2013.
May 8th
Fed up with last summer's long lines and three-hour waits to get through customs with your boat? Well, this year could be different. The rules have been changed thanks to an online service. Read about it in Thursday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 9, 2013.
Lowell did it again. The town voted down an appropriation to have the Orleans County Sheriff's Department provide law enforcement. For more on this story, see Thursday's edition of the Newport Daily Express for May 9, 2013.
The START team was at North Country Union HIgh School to show kids why drinking is a bad idea, and why drinking and driving is a worse one. For this story, see Thursday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 9, 2013.
May 7th
Jay Peak had a record breaking year on the mountain, and credits some of that to the golf course and water park that turned the ski area into a year-round resort. For more on this story, see Wednesday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 8, 2013.
Willoughby Gap is known for its rock slides, but yesterday's was a bit bigger than usual. State crews were busy trying to move the extra large boulders from the highway. For more of this story, read Wednesday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 8, 2013.
Three teenagers entered not guilty pleas in court Tuesday after being charged with unlawful mischief (vandalism) and possessing a destructive or hoax device, which is what authorities are calling the bottle bombs that went off in Newport City.
For more of this story, read Wednesday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for May 8, 2013.
