News and Citizen

07/23/2025

The Morrisville Water & Light board of trustees earlier this month presented its Hero Award to Nick LeBlanc, a lineman whose quick thinking and actions saved a man’s life during a fiery car crash this spring.

The Morrisville Water & Light board of trustees last week presented its Hero Award to Nick LeBlanc, a lineman whose quick thinking and actions saved a man’s life during a

07/22/2025

The court records in the case of a man accused of killing his estranged wife over 30 years ago, will remain publicly available after the suspect’s death earlier this year, a Lamoille County judge ruled earlier this month.

The court records in the case of a man accused of killing his estranged wife over 30 years ago, will remain publicly available after the suspect’s death earlier this year,

07/21/2025

The latest round of edits to Morristown’s zoning bylaws is making its way through a gauntlet of approval from different local entities, and some planning officials are wondering why it’s taking so long.

The latest round of edits to Morristown’s zoning bylaws is making its way through a gauntlet of approval from different local entities, and some planning officials are wondering why it’s

07/18/2025

With the pending purchase of an adjacent tract of land, the Peter A. Krusch Nature Preserve is set to greatly expand the publicly accessible forestland in Cambridge.

With the pending purchase of an adjacent tract of land, The Peter A. Krusch Nature Preserve is set to greatly expand the publicly accessible forestland in Cambridge.

07/16/2025

Hear that sound? Is it the squeal of a piglet, the groan of a tractor engine or maybe the barking of sheep dogs?

At Lamoille County Field Days, which runs July 18 through July 20 at the fairgrounds in Johnson, it could be all three.

Hear that sound? Is it the squeal of a piglet, the groan of a tractor engine or maybe the barking of sheep dogs?

07/15/2025

The second phase of a project to restructure roadside parking in Smugglers Notch will begin this summer.

07/14/2025

The Cambridge Selectboard decided last week to continue splitting traffic enforcement coverage between the Vermont State Police and the Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department, which only recently started supplementing state police coverage in the town.

The Cambridge Selectboard decided last week to continue splitting traffic enforcement coverage between the Vermont State Police and the Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department, which only recently started supplementing state police

07/11/2025

“It was a bit like a three-day wedding,” Becca Lindenmeyr said of the grand reopening of The Elmore Store last weekend.

On a sunbaked Monday after The Elmore Store’s weekend grand opening, Becca and Tim Lindenmeyr, the new operators, felt both grateful and exhausted.

07/09/2025

Chris Whitlock would have preferred to have quietly left his classroom for the last time without the fanfare that generally accompanies retirement.

07/08/2025

A local sculptor whose roadside artwork was destroyed when a commercial truck hit it three years ago has reached a settlement with the insurance company over the value of the destroyed stones.

A local sculptor whose roadside artwork was destroyed when a commercial truck hit it three years ago has reached a settlement with the insurance company over the value of the

07/07/2025

Peoples Academy students and athletes should have a new gym floor by the time they return to school in the fall, and the court will bear the name of their late peer, Benjamin Clapp, whose namesake foundation funded the project.

Peoples Academy students and athletes should have a new gym floor by the time they return to school in the fall, and the court will bear the name of their

07/02/2025

The Green Mountain Technology and Career Center honored graduating seniors from high schools throughout the area on June 10 and commended them at the program completion ceremony.