Londonderry

Towns, nonprofit teaming up on window inserts

WINDHAM - The Wardsboro, Londonderry, and Windham energy committees have teamed up with the nonprofit organization Window Dressers to offer insulating window inserts at a community build on Friday, November 17, to Tuesday, November 21, at the Windham Meeting House.
During the first week...

Town signs contract with sheriff for police coverage

LONDONDERRY - The town of Londonderry has executed a contract for 20 hours of weekly policing services with the Windham County Sheriff’s Office, effective since Tuesday, July 13.
Residents at the 2021 Londonderry Town Meeting overwhelmingly voted to support the $41,000 one-year contract,...

Help for old windows

WARDSBORO - Drafty windows? High heating bills? Like to have a warmer home and save money? WindowDressers can help.
The Wardsboro, Londonderry, and Windham energy committees are joining forces with the nonprofit for a community build this fall, and are currently gathering interest. Their...

Several graduate from UVM

BURLINGTON - An estimated 3,347 graduates, including 2,685 bachelor’s, 435 master’s, 117 doctoral, and 110 medical students, earned degrees during the University of Vermont’s 220th commencement. Determined to maintain the spirit of joy and optimism but in a safe manner, President Suresh Garimella...

Castleton president’s list

CASTLETON - Greer Bills, of Wardsboro; Scarlett Pugliese, of South Londonderry; Noah Distefano, of West Townshend; and Veronica Stevens, of Newfane, were named to the Castleton University president’s list for the spring semester of the 2021 academic year.
To qualify for this highest...

UVM dean’s list

BURLINGTON - The University of Vermont named the following students to the dean’s list for the spring semester: Kai Ling Boyd, of Wilmington; Lindsey Burnell, of Marlboro; Madison Chase, of South Londonderry; Kristina Harmon, of Londonderry; Maris Linder, of Townshend; Johanna Mcdonald, of...

Vermont Health Commissioner Dr. Mark Levine at Friday's press conference.

Levine says some COVID-19 positives in Manchester were false

MONTPELIER- What had been called a potential outbreak in the Manchester/Londonderry area may not be as widespread in the community as initial tests suggested, according to Vermont Commissioner of Health Dr. Mark Levine. On Tuesday, state officials reacted to reports of as many as 59 presumed...

State responds to outbreak in area

MONTPELIER- State officials discussed what they say is an apparent COVID-19 outbreak in the Londonderry and Manchester area at a press briefing Tuesday.
According to published reports, as many as 59 “presumptive positive” cases in the area are under investigation.
At a press...