Editorial: Another Good Week
Over the past week, we’ve enjoyed reporting on people’s vast and varied achievements in improving our community.
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Over the past week, we’ve enjoyed reporting on people’s vast and varied achievements in improving our community.
LYNDONVILLE — A prominent downtown building that “rose from the ashes” of a deadly and devastating fire was celebrated on Tuesday on account of its 95th birthday.
Patrick Shattuck, executive director of Rural Edge, addresses a roomfull of Lyndon Area Meal Site diners in the Darling Inn in Lyndonville on Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2023, as part of
Dancing in the middle of the Darling Inn dining room on Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2023, are, from left, Linda Langmaid, Dolores Ciechanowicz, Sue Salls and Sherry Hevey. The Lyndon Area
People inside the Darling Inn in Lyndonville on Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2023 celebrated the 95th birthday of the building. (Photo by Dana Gray)