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The Chester Telegraph is a digital news platform that caters to the communities of Chester, Andover, Londonderry, Weston, Grafton, Windham, and Cavendish in Vermont, USA.

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Henry Homeyer: Start slowly to work up to spring gardening

3 weeks ago | chestertelegraph.org | Henry Homeyer

Henry Homeyer | Apr 02, 2025 | Comments 0 By Henry HomeyerÂ©2025 Telegraph Publishing LLCItâ€™s April, and spring has sprung. Or will soon. Winter always is a sneaky devil, coming back with hard frosts and even a foot of snow on occasion. There is much to do, but start slowly â€“ not just for your back, which has been resting all winter, but because a week of warm sunny days doesnâ€™t mean your soil is warm enough to plant.
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3 weeks ago | chestertelegraph.org | Shawn Cunningham |Cynthia Prairie

Cynthia Prairie | Apr 02, 2025 | Comments 0 By Shawn Cunningham and Cynthia PrairieÂ© 2025 Telegraph Publishing LLCNeighborhood Connections in Londonderry hosted a Vietnam War Commemoration last Tuesday. The ceremony was one of the last to mark the 5oth anniversary of the war that ended in 1975. Such commemorations began in 2008.
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1 month ago | chestertelegraph.org | Shawn Cunningham

By Shawn CunninghamÂ© 2025 Telegraph Publishing LLCA yellow brick road will be running through the Green Mountain High auditorium this weekend as the school’s theater department presents The Wizard of Oz.Â Based on the classic 1939 MGM musical with music and lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y. ‘Yip’ Harburg, the play recounts the story of Dorothy’s trip to the magical city of Oz in hopes of returning to her home in Kansas after being deposited over the rainbow by a tornado. That story, by L.
Henry Homeyer: Pruning, planting and planning

1 month ago | chestertelegraph.org | Henry Homeyer

By Henry Homeyer©2025 Telegraph Publishing LLCWhether March came in like the proverbial lion or lamb for you, March is the time when you need to pay more attention to your houseplants. Instead of watering every Sunday, you probably need to water most things twice a week – except for cacti and a few plants that thrive in dry soil. But rosemary? It’s so easy to kill now. The sun is hotter, roots are growing, and they need more water.
On eve of Trump tariffs, Chester voters affirm friendship with Canada

1 month ago | chestertelegraph.org | Cynthia Prairie

Cynthia Prairie | Mar 05, 2025 | Comments 0 By Cynthia Prairie©2025 Telegraph Publishing LLCAt the end of Monday night’s Town Meeting in Chester — and the evening before the Trump administration’s 25 percent tariffs were to take effect against Canadian and Mexican imports — Chester resident Shawn Cunningham* rose to offer a resolution.
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1 month ago | chestertelegraph.org | Shawn Cunningham

Shawn Cunningham | Mar 05, 2025 | Comments 0 By Shawn Cunningham© 2025 Telegraph Publishing LLCMore than 100 people turned out for Chester’s Town Meeting on Monday night to vote from the floor on 18 published articles including the town’s $4.225 million budget. All passed on voice votes, although some got a bit more scrutiny from the assembly than others.
Local social services programs hold on, worrying about possible Trump administration cuts

1 month ago | chestertelegraph.org | Cynthia Prairie

Cynthia Prairie | Feb 26, 2025 | Comments 0 By Cynthia Prairie©2025 Telegraph Publishing LLCArea social service organizations – those nonprofits that support folks who face food insecurity, send their kids to a Head Start program or can’t afford home heating – are hunkering down for what they see as a bumpy ride as the Trump administration takes a chainsaw to federal agencies and financial support.
TRSU began preparing for Trump budget cuts, funds freezes late last year

2 months ago | chestertelegraph.org | Cynthia Prairie

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles detailing the impact of the Trump administration’s actions on our communities. Because of fast moving directives from Washington, expect situations to be fluid. If you would like to share your story, please email [email protected].
Henry Homeyer: Spring brings the flower shows, the seeds and houseplant care

2 months ago | chestertelegraph.org | Henry Homeyer

Henry Homeyer | Feb 11, 2025 | Comments 0 By Henry Homeyer©2025 Telegraph Publishing LLCHere in Cornish Flat, N.H., this seems like an old-fashioned winter. Temperatures have been consistently below freezing, and the ground has had at least a light covering of snow most of the time. No deep snow, the kind that insulates the ground and keeps tender perennials safe, but enough to sooth the eyes when looking at the landscape.
Op-ed: Who funds local candidates?

2 months ago | chestertelegraph.org | Madeline Bodin

The Chester Telegraph | Feb 04, 2025 | Comments 0 By Madeline BodinThe candidates we elected to the state legislature are getting down to business in Montpelier, but it’s not too soon to learn from the last election. While the next two-year state election cycle has already officially begun, we can expect campaign signs to pop up on lawns again in about 18 months.