News and Citizen

06/23/2026

“Together we have grown a syrup quality training program that began 20-plus years ago by colleagues from Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine to reach more producers and improve the quality of syrup across the United States and Canada,” Mark Isselhardt said.

University of Vermont Extension maple specialist Mark Isselhardt and University of Maine assistant extension professor Jason Lilley have received the 2026 Lynn Reynolds Memorial Leadership Award from the International Maple

06/22/2026

The project investigated physical measures to prevent stuckages along the steep, narrow pass flanked with large boulders, creating pinch points on a seasonally maintained state highway between Stowe and Cambridge.

DuBois & King received two Grand Awards and the Green Mountain Award at the 2026 Engineering Excellence Awards Banquet hosted by the American Council of Engineering Companies, Vermont Section on

06/19/2026

The Lamoille Area Cancer Network’s 24th annual LACiNg Up for Cancer Walk is Saturday, June 20, from 1-10 p.m. at Peoples Academy High School track in Morrisville.

06/19/2026

A logging operation along Hardwood Flats Road in Elmore has raised concerns among neighbors about truck traffic, road changes and communication, prompting town officials and project foresters to establish regular updates as work continues.

A logging operation along Hardwood Flats Road in Elmore has raised concerns among neighbors about truck traffic, road changes and communication, prompting town officials and project foresters to establish regular

06/19/2026

The ballots are open! ✨ Help us celebrate the best of our area by voting in the annual 4393 Awards. Your participation helps spotlight favorite businesses, events, products, people and places across the communities served by the News & Citizen and Stowe Reporter.

⏰ Voting ends July 12. Winners will be announced later this summer!

Readers of our newspapers vote for their favorite restaurants, bars, ski shops, fitness pros, nonprofit organizations and so much more. We present this special section to our readers — both

06/18/2026

Lamoille County high schools held their graduation ceremonies over the past week. For full coverage and lots of photos: vtcng.com/news_and_citizen/

06/17/2026

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The North Country Animal League recently held its annual open house, giving people a chance to mingle with the rescue organization’s furry friends while enjoying live music and food truck fare.

The North Country Animal League held its annual open house over the weekend, giving people a chance to mingle with the rescue organization’s furry friends while enjoying live music and

06/16/2026

Housing developers, service providers, faith leaders and local officials gathered in Stowe last week to tackle one of Lamoille County’s most persistent challenges: finding ways to create more housing and ensure that people can access it.

Housing developers, service providers, faith leaders and local officials gathered in Stowe last week to tackle one of Lamoille County’s most persistent challenges: finding ways to create more housing and

06/15/2026

Some residents are concerned that the location of the proposed dispensary, next to Espresso on Main at 168 Main Street, is too close to the Cambridge Elementary School at 186 School Street, even though it technically complies with the state’s dispensary buffer zone policy from local schools.

Cambridge and Jeffersonville residents are outraged that a proposed cannabis dispensary on Main Street would be built so close to the town elementary school, but the state’s regulating body said

06/14/2026

The Bijou has been part of Morrisville’s downtown for more than a century. The current art deco-style theater was constructed in 1937, replacing a 1910 theater that was among the earliest in Vermont.

The owners of Morrisville’s movie theater, The Bijou, are restoring one of the downtown’s most recognizable features.