Lavoie resigned under pressure of possible impeachment in August 2023.
Official who resigned under cloud seeks re-election
BREAKING: Sheriff candidate placed on paid leave
An independent investigation is being undertaken about his exaggeration about possible crimes.
Congressman, Vermonters cry treason on VT elected official in Iran
According to an X post by Orange County High Bailiff Christopher Helali, he’s been in Iran since at least July 7 to “honor, salute, and pray for” Iranian leader Ayotollah Khameini slain by U.S. military forces at the outset of the 2026 Iran – US war.
Auditor: Sheriffs need more oversight after years of misconduct, financial problems
Report concludes that while “most sheriffs do not engage in behavior that warrants removal,” Vermont’s current system leaves few options for dealing with problem sheriffs.
Rodeo in Bradford/ Act 250 law delays housing start/ State buys mountain near Willoughby
What’s happening around Vermont, as reported by the state’s excellent community newspapers.
Priest, former Burlington councilor named Franklin County State’s Attorney
Veteran prosecutor Bram Kranichfeld has been tapped to take command of the troubled Franklin County State’s Attorney’s office.
Legislature’s Impeachment Committee continues to exclude public from hearings
A legislative committee charged with deciding whether to impeach two elected county officials has barred the public from its inquiry meetings – much to the dismay of the Vermont press corps.
Baby born on covered bridge
The youngest member of the Locke family of Waterville was born last month beneath one of the Lamoille County town’s many covered bridges.
Indoor hockey rink planned for Shelburne Road
The only Vermont native to captain the UVM hockey team wants to build a 30,000 sq. ft. indoor rink off Shelburne Road.
Winooski has approved non-citizen voting – will Senate put it on ice?
Winooski has followed in Montpelier’s footsteps in proposing a charter change that would allow non-citizens to vote in local elections. If the measure is passed, the proposal would have to be approved by lawmakers — who have stalled a similar measure passed by Montpelier voters.
