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09/05/2025

📸 PHOTO FINISH: In the third race of the 2025 harness racing meeting at the Orleans County Fair, Thursday, Cathy Gearwar drives Trineville to a photo win over Terror Hall with Wallace Watson behind. The winning time was 2 minutes, 3 ⅖ seconds.

ON NEWSSTANDS AND ONLINE TODAY!Bomb threat disrupts school, man chargedA labor Night for FirefightersSuperintending a ch...
09/03/2025

ON NEWSSTANDS AND ONLINE TODAY!

Bomb threat disrupts school, man charged
A labor Night for Firefighters
Superintending a changed school district
Newport's Falcon girls prevail in rain
Abby Long takes over Collaborative in Burke
Bernie back in Newport

09/01/2025

👀 Looking for a way to get more eyes on your upcoming event? We’re accepting submissions for our Fall Visitor & Vacation Guide, and the deadline is coming up fast!

✉️ Email [email protected] with event details to be listed at no charge. NOTE events MUST be a benefit or free to qualify. We reserve the right to reject or edit events and do not accept events over the phone.

‼️ DEADLINE: Tuesday, September 9

ON NEWSSTANDS TODAY!• Baseball bat assault and dragging denied• Fall Sports Schedules• Lake faces new plant peril in Wes...
08/27/2025

ON NEWSSTANDS TODAY!
• Baseball bat assault and dragging denied
• Fall Sports Schedules
• Lake faces new plant peril in Westmore
• NEK girds to fight Act 73
• Groundbreaking for Brighton wastewater treatment plant
• "Crossroads" at the tasting Center in Newport

On Old Stone House Day, Sunday, the farmyard-chore relay gave a crowd of onlookers something entertaining to watch.  As ...
08/23/2025

On Old Stone House Day, Sunday, the farmyard-chore relay gave a crowd of onlookers something entertaining to watch. As Beth Barnes cried “Go,” Ben Bertrand of Jay raced to tackle the tasks common to those who lived long ago. This year marks the hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Orleans County Historical Society.

Courtney Mead from North Troy, a regular at Old Stone House Day, shows basic blacksmithing skills to anyone interested in the trade. He started metalworking in college and has been working the forge in Brownington since 1996.

Bryson Dodge gets to be the one to ring the noon bell in the steeple of the Brownington Village Church after attending the Sunday service.

Photos by Matthew Wilson

On Newsstands today!U.S. seeks death for YoungblutNewport  City Council sees high school planPhil Young leaving Glover b...
08/20/2025

On Newsstands today!

U.S. seeks death for Youngblut

Newport City Council sees high school plan

Phil Young leaving Glover board

Barton Garage opened on Saturday

French donkeys find NEK home Brownington

Greensboro Bend block party includes Habitat for Humanity house tours. A block party is nothing without plenty of food. ...
08/17/2025

Greensboro Bend block party includes Habitat for Humanity house tours. A block party is nothing without plenty of food. David Ducharme was busy keeping the hot dogs and hamburgers coming.

Bill Hardy explains the building process for the Greensboro Bend duplex.

A view of the unfinished first floor looks through the party wall that will separate the two homes. The table sits in what will be the kitchen of one of the finished homes.

John Mackin (right), a member of the Greensboro Initiative’s steering committee and a retired builder, shows Tim Nisbet (left) and another visitor around the house.

Photos by Joseph Gressser

Derby Line Day
08/16/2025

Derby Line Day

Craftsbury Old Home Day
08/15/2025

Craftsbury Old Home Day

https://bartonchronicle.com/in-barton-board-member-violated-ethics-rule/
08/13/2025

https://bartonchronicle.com/in-barton-board-member-violated-ethics-rule/

by Joseph Gresser BARTON — Former Barton Select Board member Lenny Zenonos appeared at that board’s meeting on August 6 to press an ethics violation charge against the newest select board member, Ted Gattino. Mr. Zenonos, who currently chairs the Barton Development Review Board (DRB), said Mr. G...

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A brief history of the Chronicle

The Braith­waites founded the pa­per in East Al­bany in late March, 1974, with their friend and fel­low jour­nal­ist, Ed­ward Cowan of Wash­ing­ton, D.C. Mr. Cowan sold his in­ter­est in the news­pa­per to the Braith­waites in the fall of 1974.

In 2014 eleven long-time em­ploy­ees of the Chron­i­cle agreed to buy the weekly news­pa­per from its found­ing pub­lish­ers, Chris and Ellen Braith­waite.