Corinth Vt News Today

CORINTH — The Environmental Protection Agency is set to host an informational meeting on Tuesday to update the public on the status of the Pike Hill mine cleanup.Preparations for the federally-funded cleanup of the former copper mine, which is listed...

Two Vermont House candidates are vying for one seat to represent Orange District 1, Republican candidate Samantha Lefebvre and Democrat Carl Demrow. The Nov. 8 election will determine who will represent the Upper Valley towns of Corinth and Vershire,...

CORINTH — Under a tent and in the parking lot behind Cookville Town Hall, all 18 articles on Corinth’s Town Meeting warning passed with relative ease on Tuesday. The town moderator, Gary Apfel, led around 60 attendees in the pledge of allegiance...

BRADFORD — The Orange East Supervisory Union Board is scheduled to consider mandating COVID-19 vaccines for school employees at a special meeting on Tuesday.In advance of that meeting, the board has gotten several letters from employees who say they...

Hot topic: Voters in Corinth will be asked to approve spending $791,800 for the Highway Fund, which is the same as the previous year and for which $573,000 would be raised by taxes. In addition, they will be asked for $123,100, of which $103,100 will...

New almanac follows contours of Vermont Vermont Almanac launched in December, and features contributors from around the state, including the Upper Valley. The first issue of “Vermont Almanac” includes a profile of Gabriel, a man from the Mexican state of Guerrero who has worked at a Vermont dairy farm for the past 12 years. The August chapter of the “Vermont Almanac” includes several photographs of agricultural fairs, including this photograph taken in Rutland. The “Vermont Almanac�...