Last week, you got your Professional Wrestling Name. This week you get your GANGSTA name at Vermont Mornings. Click here: Give me my Gangsta Name! And of course, make sure you login (or sign up, if you haven’t yet) and let us know your Gangsta Name! All best –Masta Hob-nobba

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This from today’s police log… Someone stole communion-ware from the Presbyterian Church of Barnet. Church officials told police that the missing pieces include a silver tray-lid and the flagon and chalice set. The tray-lid has a handle in the shape of a cross that stands upright on the top. The flagon and chalice are silver [...]

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Last week, we chatted with outgoing (and outspoken) Lyndonville Village Trustee Don Blake. On Monday, his replacement, Steve Pittman, phoned in. Listen to our chat with him up at News ‘n Interviews.

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At 5:08 PM on Friday, April 4th, 2008, meteorologist Steve Maleski at the Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium confirmed that with an additional 0.1″ of new snow, we have now broken the record. This is officially the snowiest winter season EVER recorded in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Picture below taken by staff photographer Alyssa Nichols at 2:30 [...]

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From Steve Maleski at 4:09 PM: As of 4:06 p.m., 0.8” new wet snow had accumulated at the Fairbanks Museum, St. Johnsbury.  The winter’s snowfall now stands at 139.0”, tying the record set in the winter of 1968-69.  Light to moderate wet snow was falling, and radar shows moderate precipitation upstream. The rain/snow line was [...]

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For the past twenty-one years, Lyndonville native Don Blake has served as a Village Trustee. Everybody in town has a Donny Blake story. He’s a big guy, he can growl with the best of them and he ALWAYS says what’s on his mind. Behind that gruff exterior, however, is an honest, gentle man who loves [...]

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A Lyndonville police dog who suffered a near fatal illness over the weekend is continuing to recover. K-9 officer Savannah had emergency surgery Monday after coming down with a deadly condition known as “The Bloat.” Local vet Dr. Donald Steen says Savannah is not out-of-the woods yet but is doing better. TW

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…not that there’s anything wrong with that. Or at least that’s what I thought until we talked to Paul Brooks, who has lived in St. Johnsbury for the past twelve years. He’s got a problem with the Caledonian Record newspaper and the word ‘flatlander.’ Head up to News ‘n Interviews and hear his story. You’ll [...]

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Savannah is a nine-year old bloodhound, a crimefighter and finder of lost persons. After she retired from the Connecticut State Police, Lyndonville Police Chief Jack Harris brought her up her to join Ox, Jack’s German Shepherd. This past weekend, Savannah suffered ‘bloat’, a usually fatal illness. After emergency surgery by local vet Dr. Donald Steen, [...]

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