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Unchartered Territory

School teachers and administrators are traveling in unchartered territory following Governor Phil Scott’s decision to close the schools state wide. Scott has taken action to prevent the spread of a new and deadly strain of Coronavirus. The schools will be closed until at least April 6th.

Vermont State Police modifies operations in response to COVID-19

WATERBURY, Vt. (March 14, 2020) — During these unprecedented times, people, businesses and governments throughout the world are modifying their operations as a novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has spread around the globe. In Vermont, Gov.

New Announcement From North Country Hospital

“North Country Hospital is committed to the care, safety and health of our community. Out of an abundance of caution we are implementing additional infection prevention measures.

Supreme Court Orders Temporary Postponement of Jury Drawings

MONTPELIER - The Vermont Supreme Court issued an administrative directive, effective immediately, ordering the postponement of all jury trials for which the jury has not yet been drawn until at least April 15, 2020. The directive was issued in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

DOC Suspends In-Person Visitation

Waterbury, Vt., March 13, 2020 – The Vermont Department of Corrections will be canceling in-person visitations services at all six Vermont correctional facilities.

Gov Scott Declares State of Emergency Amid New Covid-19

MONTPELIER - Governor Phil Scott Friday issued an executive order to declare a state of emergency in Vermont in response to COVID-19, commonly known as the new Coronavirus.

Pie For Breakfast

Anyone with an appetite and a sweet tooth would have found heaven on earth at the Derby Elementary School on Saturday morning. The kids were raising funds for a school based project; building a shelter with a roof.

Brainard Promoted to Asset Liability Manager

Community National Bank (CNB) CEO Kathy Austin is pleased to announce the promotion of Nikole Brainard to the bank officer position of Asset Liability Manager.

Second Presumptive Case of New Coronavirus COVID-19 in Vermont

BURLINGTON, VT – The second presumptive positive case in Vermont of the new coronavirus COVID-19 was reported late Wednesday by the Vermont Department of Health. The Chittenden County adult is being treated at the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, Vermont.

Voters Don't Like State Imposed Representation

The consensus at Tuesday evening’s Lake Region Union Elementary-Middle School District annual meeting is to change how board members are elected.