Eagle Valley Enterprise · Killington, VT
Emma Aicher took advantage of Mikaela Shiffrin’s absence on Saturday. The German all-around star claimed her first-career World Cup slalom victory in Levi, Finland, posting a two-run time of 1 minute, 52.62 seconds. “It’s definitely a good birthday present,” said Aicher, who turned 23 on Friday and became the first skier other than Shiffrin or Petra Vlhova to claim a win in Levi in 12 years. Aicher, runner-up in both the overall and downhill globe races last season, has five World Cup wins on her resume — all in speed races. On Saturday, the two-time Olympian built a 0.36-second lead after the first run, with Lara Colturi and Zrinka Ljutic sitting in second and third, respectively. Aicher maintained a calm and composed demeanor on the second to hold off Colturi, who finished second. Meanwhile, Austrian Katharina Truppe jumped two places to claim the final step on the podium. “I managed two solid runs, with no big mistakes — maybe I could have done some parts better,” Aicher told FIS.
VTDigger · Rutland, VT
Nearby: Rutland, VTRUTLAND — A towering, tangible reminder of what one generation gave for the generations to come now stands in the city. Main Street Park hosted more than 300 neighbors, government officials, military service members and veterans Wednesday for the unveiling of a 10-foot granite monument honoring local World War II service members. The monument bears the names of 164 service members from Rutland County who died in the war, beneath an inscription reading “In memory of the greatest generation.” “I feel the service of the World War II veterans that we recognize today, those that lost their lives, those that came back. We owe a dedication of our lives,” Rutland Mayor Tom Donahue said during the Veterans Day event. “My wife and I have five kids and 13 grandkids, all of them here in Rutland, and all of them free, and that is a testament to what this generation did for us.” Donahue wore a World War II military uniform jacket that belonged to his father, who served in the war from 1942 to 1945.
White River Valley Herald · Barnard, VT
Nearby: Barnard, VTIn the 31 years that Rock Webster has been a member of the Barnard Selectboard, a meeting has never been held in East Barnard. Webster, who had the idea to go “on the road” to the East Barnard Community Hall said he “thought it’d be something different and interesting.” Folks seemed to be pleased, some expressing their gratitude in the […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe or buy this week's issue here or login below. The full version of this story will be available to all readers after 1 week. Full versions of news stories from the current week are available to online subscribers only. Access to full versions of news stories from issues older than 1 week are available to all readers for free in our archive of all issues. Forgot Password The post Barnard Selectboard ‘On The Road’ in East Barnard first appeared on The White River Valley Herald.
VTDigger · Bethel, VT
Nearby: Bethel, VTThis story by Wilder Grimes was first published in The White River Valley Herald on Nov. 12, 2026. Plans to place the White River National Fish Hatchery in Bethel on inactive status have raised concerns among Vermont fishery officials, who say the state’s remaining hatcheries are already operating at capacity and could be affected by changes to federal programs. A letter addressed to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Brian Nesvik from U.S. Sens. Peter Welch, Chuck Schumer, Bernie Sanders and Kirsten Gillibrand, and U.S. Rep. Becca Balint, shared early last month, detailed the federal agency’s plans to place the hatchery on inactive status. The congressional delegation pleaded with the director to rescind that decision, advocating for the necessity of the hatchery in maintaining fish populations in Vermont and New York. Federal officials have not publicly explained how the hatchery’s work would be handled following its deactivation.
White River Valley Herald · Bethel, VT
Nearby: Bethel, VTPlans to place the White River National Fish Hatchery in Bethel on inactive status have raised concerns among Vermont fishery officials, who say the state’s remaining hatcheries are already operating at capacity and could be affected by changes to federal programs. A letter addressed to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Brian Nesvik from Sens. Peter Welch, Chuck Schumer, Bernie […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe or buy this week's issue here or login below. The full version of this story will be available to all readers after 1 week. Full versions of news stories from the current week are available to online subscribers only. Access to full versions of news stories from issues older than 1 week are available to all readers for free in our archive of all issues. Forgot Password The post National Hatchery Closure Has Vt. Officials Concerned first appeared on The White River Valley Herald.
White River Valley Herald · Rochester, VT
Nearby: Rochester, VTTwo area libraries will receive a combined $385,000 in federal funding for major building improvements, including restoration of a deteriorating wall at the Rochester Public Library and roof replacement and insulation work at the Morrill Memorial & Harris Library in Strafford. The grants, announced October 30 by the Vermont Department of Libraries, are part of a statewide program distributing capital […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe or buy this week's issue here or login below. The full version of this story will be available to all readers after 1 week. Full versions of news stories from the current week are available to online subscribers only. Access to full versions of news stories from issues older than 1 week are available to all readers for free in our archive of all issues. Forgot Password The post Rochester, Strafford Libraries Receive $385,000 in Grants first appeared on The White River Valley Herald.
Valley News · South Royalton, VT
Nearby: South Royalton, VTMonroe E. “Monte” Mayer South Royalton, VT – Monroe E. Mayer (“Monte”) passed away, appropriately on Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2026, at the age of 98, joining his wife, Joan. Born and raised in New York City, as a teenager Monte volunteered early in World War II as a “night guard”, patrolling the streets of Manhattan for errant light during blackout periods. At age 18 he was inducted into the United States Army Air Force and active in operation “Paper Clip,” which recovered, studied and disseminated captured German research and plans. Upon discharge, Monte finished his high school education, then benefited from the G.I. Bill, attending New York University.Thereafter Monte enlisted in the United States Air Force, and in 1951 his 514th Troop Carrier Wing was activated for the Korean conflict. Upon his second honorable discharge, Monte returned to his education, graduating from New York University and the Brooklyn Law School.
Manchester journal · Randolph, VT
Nearby: Randolph, VTThe Gifford Medical Center in Randolph seen on Monday, November 2, 2026. VTDIGGER Vermont receives $190M in the second year of federal rural health awards The second installment of the five-year program aims to continue the work already in motion, which some lawmakers have raised concerns over. Olivia Gieger Olivia Gieger VTDigger Published November 12, 2026 - 11:00 a.m. Vermont is set to receive nearly $190 million in 2027 from the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in the second year of the federal rural healthcare transformation program. In 2026, CMS awarded Vermont $195 million, which the state has just finished awarding to more than 200 projects statewide. The second year of the five-year program is expected to look a lot like the first, according to Vermont’s Medicaid and health systems director, Jill Mazza Olson, who oversees the project in the state.
VTDigger · Hartford, VT
Nearby: Hartford, VTThis story by Alex Ebrahimi was first published in the Valley News on November 11, 2026 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — A swastika drawn in what appeared to be black marker was visible on a monument in Veterans Park on Veterans Day. The graffiti was on the park’s newer monument, which honors Hartford residents who served in the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the post-1975 era. It was dedicated on Memorial Day this year and completed the work of the Hartford Monument Committee. The park’s other monument, which honors the town’s World War I and World War II veterans and was installed in 2024, was not vandalized. Last week, a flagpole was installed in the park, completing the Eagle Scout project of a 16-year-old Hartford High School sophomore. The Hartford Police Department did not respond to phone calls and an email as of Wednesday afternoon. Vermont recorded 137 antisemitic incidents between 2021 and 2025, according to ADL New England’s annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents.
White River Valley Herald · Strafford, VT
Nearby: Strafford, VTStrafford residents who received notices for November hearings about potential reclassification of their roads should expect a new letter in the mail soon. Officials are working to send out corrected notices for hearings on December 14 and December 17. The error surfaced at the selectboard’s meeting Tuesday, Nov. 10 when residents said letters they received contained conflicting dates. The first […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe or buy this week's issue here or login below. The full version of this story will be available to all readers after 1 week. Full versions of news stories from the current week are available to online subscribers only. Access to full versions of news stories from issues older than 1 week are available to all readers for free in our archive of all issues. Forgot Password The post Strafford To Correct Road Hearing Notices first appeared on The White River Valley Herald.
Manchester journal · Pawlet, VT
Nearby: Pawlet, VTPawlet Library Trustees unanimously hired Heidi Hammell, left, and Helen Wood, right, to jointly lead the library after years of leadership turmoil. FILE PHOTO Pawlet Library hires Hammell and Wood as directors Gordon Dossett Gordon Dossett Vermont News & Media correspondent Published November 12, 2026 - 2:17 p.m. PAWLET — In a historic move, Pawlet Public Library Trustees unanimously voted Tuesday to hire Heidi Hammell and Helen Wood as the first shared directors of the library . (Trustee Phoebe McChesney, absent for personal reasons, did not vote.)On behalf of the board, Chair Cori Rail wrote, “Heidi and Helen bring years of service to the library, a deep commitment to our community, and a joyful presence to our building.
White River Valley Herald · Chelsea, VT
Nearby: Chelsea, VTThe skies held in Chelsea on Wednesday morning for the town’s annual Veteran’s Day ceremony held on the 11th hour of the day. A group of roughly 30 gathered in front of the memorial by the town hall and members of the Heath-Doyle American Legion Post 61 stood before the crowd. Secretary of Post 61, Dana Peterson, welcomed those gathered […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe or buy this week's issue here or login below. The full version of this story will be available to all readers after 1 week. Full versions of news stories from the current week are available to online subscribers only. Access to full versions of news stories from issues older than 1 week are available to all readers for free in our archive of all issues. Forgot Password The post Chelsea Honors Veterans first appeared on The White River Valley Herald.
White River Valley Herald · Chelsea, VT
Nearby: Chelsea, VTStudents at First Branch Middle School and Pre-School in Chelsea got a special visit Tuesday morning, Nov. 10, as one of the trademark bright orange snowplows from the Vermont Agency of Transportation fleet rolled up to the school. This particular truck bore a plaque naming it the “Red Devil,” a name, chosen by First Branch students in honor of the […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe or buy this week's issue here or login below. The full version of this story will be available to all readers after 1 week. Full versions of news stories from the current week are available to online subscribers only. Access to full versions of news stories from issues older than 1 week are available to all readers for free in our archive of all issues. Forgot Password The post Snowplow Gets Warm Reception first appeared on The White River Valley Herald.