Rachael Ray captivates audience at local show, raising cash for her alma mater
The internationally renowned celebrity chef and talk-show host works her magic at Lake George High School — and her annual fundraiser for her alma mater is appreciated by the crowd and school officials.
View ArticleArea fire companies to host open houses
With an intent to boost their ranks, area fire companies this weekend are welcoming people who are interested in becoming a firefighter — but others are invited to stop by and visit the firehouses, too!
View ArticleStories behind the art
“With watercolor, the paint participates in the creative process—you don’t so much control it as collaborate with it.” These words, by Andrea Varney speak to the challenge of working in such a...
View ArticleLetter to the Editor: Standing up to corporate bullying
We congratulate the Vermont legislature on its passage of a law to require labeling of genetically engineered food sold in the state and we commend Governor Shumlin for stating that he will sign the...
View ArticleGet it while it's hot: The last of its kind in Vermont
It was a chilly start to the drive-in season at the A&W Restaurant on U.S. Route 7 in Middlebury April 23-24.
View ArticleRoute 125 closure in East Middlebury through June 2
East Middlebury — Vermont Route 125 Bridge 13 in Middlebury
View ArticleFundraisers planned for Best Fourth in the North
A spaghetti dinner and coin drop have been planned to help pay the expenses for the Ticonderoga celebration of independence.
View ArticleAllegory of a life long entrepreneur
In 1950, Ken Hyatt cut his ribbon and opened the doors to his 4301 Main Street shop. Sixty-six years later he is still opening the same doors.
View ArticlePolice investigate New Haven shooting, bullet holes
The Vermont State Police at the New Haven Barracks are investigating an incident where a bullet passed through a window of a residence located on Munger Street in New Haven.
View ArticleLetter to the Editor: The Eagle's gun control op-ed
The Eagle’s esteemed editor, whose writing I often enjoy, unfortunately fell into the mire that has so stifled rational debate in this country for far too long. I refer to labelling. All too often...
View ArticleLocal ‘biofuel’ model works in Vermont
A report published in Nature Climate Change indicated that ethanol made from corn residue can reduce soil carbon and increase CO2 emissions, indicating the harvested leftovers from corn are “worse than...
View ArticleRotary Club awards $13,500 in student scholarships
According to Peg Bolgioni, outreach coordinator at the Stafford Technical Center, “It is the gift that the Rutland South Rotary Club has enjoyed giving for the past 35 years.”
View ArticleAngel of Hope committee to meet
A Memorial Garden and Angel of Hope project committee meeting will be held Saturday, May 3, 6:30 p.m. at LightWorks Reiki, 4326 Main Street.
View ArticleVrooom! North Hudson to celebrate car tradition May 3
The seventh annual North Hudson Classic Car Cruise-in and Dragway Reunion will take place Saturday, May 3, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the North Hudson firehouse.
View ArticleGOP’s pick for Gov. appears in North Country
Rob Astorino, the presumed Republican candidate for Governor, met with constituents at the brewery and restaurant and spoke to them about why he should be elected to the top administrative position in...
View ArticleFrom the Editor: By Jove!
Aside from being the editor of this weekly newspaper, I moonlight, once-a-week, as an astronomy instructor at a small Vermont college. I get to put my master’s of science degree to good use and...
View ArticleIndian Lake Town Board Focuses on First Place Win
As part of Indian Lakes’ April Town Board Meeting, Supervisor Brian Wells announced the fact that during the Adirondack Park Local Government Day Conference on April 10, Indian Lake was recognized...
View ArticleTrailer theft in Addison
Vermont State Police are investigating a theft of a utility trailer from a residence located on Route 17 in Addison April 24.
View ArticleStudents receive scholarships from firefighters
The Addison County Firefighters Association Scholarship Committee announced that Brian Wendel, Danielle Brown, and Jared Birchmore were recently chosen to receive scholarships awarded to Addison County...
View ArticleThe day the world didn’t end
Just west of the Vermont state line at Rutland County, is the tiny community of Low Hampton, N.Y. During the late 1700s, this former frontier area began to be settled by restless New Englanders in...
View ArticleVergennes residents rank community priorities
Over 100 Vergennes residents gathered in a community meeting last week to consider the ideas that were discussed through the Vergennes Community Visit process and to set priorities for action.
View ArticleHinesburg man arraigned for attempted murder
On April 25 at 10:30 a.m., Kenneth Clark, 71, of Hinesburg was arraigned in Chittenden Superior Court, Criminal Division to answer to the charge of attempted murder stemming from a shooting incident...
View ArticleWestport clean up day scheduled for May 23
The Westport Beautification Committee, part of the Westport Chamber, is excited to announce a coordinated effort with the school and the town to jump-start spring cleaning of Westport.
View ArticleLast chance to own a piece of Orwell history
To help celebrate Orwell’s bicentennial, the women of the GFWC Orwell Fortnightly Club produced a nifty—and comfy—throw lap blanket which pictures all the local landmarks to mark the historic year....
View ArticleRiding the raging whitewater in the Adirondacks: challenging & exhilarating
Charging through whitewater is an unforgettable experience, and this year, it's bound to be better than ever!
View ArticleSnake Mt. Bluegrass, Connor Sisters headline Brandon Music
Snake Mountain Bluegrass uses both a traditional and more modern approach to their bluegrass style, from hard driving “breakdowns” to softer, folk-type arrangements. Brandon Music presents them along...
View ArticleHomes needed for Fresh Air children
Fresh Air volunteers need your help to create another fun-filled summer for children from New York City.
View ArticlePublic meeting on Phase II of the Addison/Rutland Natural Gas Project
Public Information Meeting on Phase II of the Addison/Rutland Natural Gas Project
View ArticleExperts, volunteers search for artifact sites at Mt. Independence
Volunteers of the non-profit Mount Independence Coalition joined a team of private archeologists from the Maine-based Northeast Archaeology Research Center, April 26, to conduct a walking survey of...
View ArticleLocal rabies clinics announced for 2014
As the weather is more conducive to outdoor activity for humans and their pets, the Essex County Public Health Department wants to make sure all are protected against rabies.
View ArticleFloating Classroom earns national merit
The Floating Classroom, run by the Lake George Association, has won a 2014 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Environmental Quality Award. The award was presented during ceremonies held April 23.
View ArticleChamplain Bridge Run slated May 17
The New York-Vermont 5K Champlain Bridge Run was supposed to be a one-time event to celebrate the opening of the new span connecting the two states.
View ArticleBringing ‘Carol’ back to life
Citizens in northern Warren County are seeking to breathe life back into the Carol Theatre here, as they seek guidance from Jonathan Newell, who is has established a lively venue in Hudson Falls for...
View ArticleIL American Legion Post 1392: The Battle to Keep Up the Good Work
“There is only one active American Legion Post left in Hamilton County and it resides here in Indian Lake,” remarks Ken Cannan, Post 1392 Commander.
View ArticleWestmount sale controversy erupts again — over potential re-vote
The planned sale of Westmount nursing home is again in the spotlight, as Warren County leaders have scheduled a Board of Supervisors meeting to discuss the sale and perhaps take a second vote on the...
View ArticleGOP storm clouds gather as Doheny opens up
Congressional candidate Matt Doheny opens up as Republicans brace for primary battle
View ArticleBarnes & Noble: Gone By New Year’s?
If anyone gives you a Barnes & Noble gift card, be sure to cash it in by the end of the year.
View ArticleBritish anchor finds a home at Plattsburgh’s War of 1812 museum
A mystery of sorts now anchors Plattsburgh’s War of 1812 Museum.
View ArticleStrides For James fun runs to benefit CCC scholarship
The Miner Institute will be opening its gates and displays May 10, as host of the second annual Strides For James fun runs.
View ArticleGuest Viewpoint: Presidential seal of disapproval
There’s an old Washington adage that, if there’s bad news or no news, announce it late on a Friday afternoon.
View ArticleGMP’s Costello to receive CCV award
The Community College of Vermont will hold its 47th commencement ceremonies at Norwich University’s Shapiro Field House at 2 p.m. on June 7.
View ArticleIn the Military: Pike completes USAF training
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Kristin A. Pike graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
View ArticleRutland Blooms partners with RRMC, Country Store, Teddy Bear
Three Vermont institutions are teaming up with Green Mountain Power to ensure Rutland Blooms will bloom again this year.
View ArticleEvent to celebrate Middlebury's choral musicians
A Middlebury College Senior Week Choral Concert, conducted by Jeffrey Buettner, is open to the public Friday, May 23, 8 p.m., at the Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall.
View ArticleLocal funding available through Cerf's legacy
Funding is now available for Vermont organizations and projects through the Walter Cerf Community Fund at the Vermont Community Foundation.
View ArticleExcessive speed on Plank Rd.
On April 29, Levi Cousino, 26, of Bristol was stopped on Plank Road...
View ArticleRutland Coalition will receive $140,000
The Rutland Area Prevention Coalition, which will receive $140,000 next year, and the Winooski Coalition for a Safe and Peaceful Community, which will receive $99,712, are two organizations that are...
View ArticleLocal produce options discussed
Members of the Ticonderoga Natural Foods Co-op talked about options to bring a marketplace for fresh, local produce to town.
View ArticleBaby Quesnel makes grand entrance on Shore Airport Road
Caden Robert Cutting made his avant-garde entrance April 13 at 12:09 a.m. at the home of soon to be grandparents Dale and Nancy Quesnel.
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