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by Joseph Gresser NEWPORT — Around 90 supporters of North Country Hospital filled the banquet room at the East Side Restaurant on the evening of January 16. After a year during which the very exist...Log in to read current news & events
Obituaries 1.08.2025 - Barton Chronicle Newspaper
2025年1月7日 · Normand Beaulieu Normand Beaulieu, 86, of Irasburg, died peacefully at his home on December 5, 2024, due to a brief illness, with his family at his side. Normand was born in Newport on June 5, 1938. He was the son of the late Joseph and Antoinette (Laramee) Beaulieu. He lived in Coventry for three years and then moved to Irasburg with his parents. Normand was raised and worked on the family ...
Falcons rule the roost in match-up with Lake Region
5 天之前 · Such a scene seemed to play out on the court at Lake Region Union High School Thursday, January 16, when the North Country Union High School Falcons met the Rangers on their home turf, a match that offered an early season measure of the friendly rivals’ programs. The two teams share a division, but, so far, their seasons are taking different trajectories.
Obituaries 1.15.2025 - Barton Chronicle Newspaper
2025年1月14日 · Cecile J. Auger Cecile J. Auger, 96, of Essex Center, died peacefully on Friday, January 3, 2025, at University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, after suffering a massive stroke. She was born in Brownington Center on September 8, 1928, to Emmanuel and Celinda (Roberts) Nadeau. She was the oldest of seven children. On October 18, 1958, she married Raoul Auger, and they had three ...
Hospital meeting is optimistic - Barton Chronicle Newspaper
5 天之前 · by Joseph Gresser NEWPORT — Around 90 supporters of North Country Hospital filled the banquet room at the East Side Restaurant on the evening of January 16. After a year during which the very existence of the hospital was threatened by the recommendations contained in a report commissioned by the Green Mountain Care Board (GMCB), those gathered for North Country’s annual meeting might have ...
Elder Caucus is community - Barton Chronicle Newspaper
5 天之前 · by Joseph Gresser BARTON — The weekly meal served at the memorial building here was cleared away and round tables were pushed together like a string of beads. Around 20 people, all but two women, from as near as Barton and as far as Derby Line, pulled their chairs up and listened as Barbara Delzio called the second Elder Caucus meeting to order on the afternoon of January 16. The session ...
A Christmas Carol for today - Barton Chronicle Newspaper
2024年12月11日 · by Maria Amador GREENSBORO — In September, 45 strangers gathered at the Highland Center for the Arts (HCA) to audition for a part in the Civic Standard’s production of Charles Dickens’ famed story of a transformative Christmas Eve. Some auditioned with a brief monologue or a tap dance; others, adults and children alike, read Lewis Carroll’s “Jabberwocky” to the rhythm of their own ...
This Week’s Headlines - Barton Chronicle Newspaper
1 天前 · the Chronicle publishes every Wednesday. Here are some of the headlines from our January 17, 2018, edition: School funding a priority for legislators Supporters rally around fired librarian Dismissal of murder charge sought Bad tenants leave landlords in the lurch Recent Chronicle Headlines Fire destroys Ming’s House restaurant Barton trustees contemplate electric rate hike Work on Newport ...
This Week Archives - Barton Chronicle Newspaper
5 天之前 · At LRUEMSD Board members hear sister-school plan Published 7d ago - Tracy Davis Pierce by Matthew Wilson At Monday’s meeting of the Lake Region Union Elementary-Middle School District Board, administrators discussed moving to a sister-schools structure to help in managing staffing and infrastructure issues. They suggested creating thre ...
Barton Celebrated all week long - Barton Chronicle Newspaper
2024年8月21日 · by Kenzie Strange BARTON – Merriness was in the air during Barton Celebrates, a weeklong mini-festival that showcased the history and resilience of the village. Families and people of all ages came together to enjoy food, music, and good times, learn more about Barton, and have fun. “There’s something about this place that makes people want to stay and think hard about leaving ...