Tracy Davis Pierce

2 days ago | bartonchronicle.com | Tracy Davis Pierce

The Vermont State Police, St. Johnsbury Barracks is actively investigating a series of retail thefts that have occurred at Market 32 in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Troopers have determined that two unidentified female suspects are believed to be responsible for stealing merchandise from the store on at least 18 separate occasions. Photos of the suspects are attached. The Vermont State Police are requesting the public’s assistance in identifying these individuals.

3 days ago | bartonchronicle.com | Tracy Davis Pierce

Kasey (left) and Ozzie Shiver didn’t march, but like many onlookers, they brought their own flair to the occasion. Most of the sizeable crowd gathered to watch the parade followed it to Gardner Park for a moderate amount of oratory and much more music, food, and socializing.

3 days ago | bartonchronicle.com | Tracy Davis Pierce

by Joseph GresserGLOVER — The 802 Spirits shop at Currier’s Market here has been doing business for a while, but on June 18, a delegation from the Vermont Department of Liquor and Lottery stopped by to formally launch the store. There wasn’t a bottle of champagne to smash over the bow, but Ray Sweeney, who with his wife, Jessica, owns Currier’s, did wield an oversized pair of scissors to cut a red ribbon. Liquor and Lottery Commissioner Wendy Knight congratulated the Sweeneys and store workers.

3 days ago | bartonchronicle.com | Tracy Davis Pierce

by Gabrielle GervaisBRIGHTON — From interim to official, Michael Strait has taken on the role of Brighton Town Manager — and he’s more than just filling a vacancy.  In conversation with the Chronicle Friday, Mr. Strait explained what his role entails, and why his hybrid work model is nothing to worry about when it comes to getting what’s important to the town, handled. Following the resignation of Noah Bond in January, the search for a new town manager came up dry.

3 days ago | bartonchronicle.com | Tracy Davis Pierce

by Matthew WilsonDERBY — The Northeast Kingdom is known for its pristine natural beauty. The dramatic landscape offers viewers striking mountains that roll on, one over another, and crystal lakes that shine in the sun. Shattuck Hill Road boasts such a view, one that many benefactors found worthy of long-term safekeeping.