Plymouth News

For a girl who is such a fan of the U.S. presidency that she knows whose portraits are on $500 and $5,000 bills, a little rain - or even a lot of it - wasn't going to keep 6-1/2-year-old Jaden Thackston from wishing Calvin Coolidge a happy birthday.

Putnam State Forest in Grafton will be opened for sugar making, the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation announced.

For one night, the dead rose from their graves to tell their stories. It wasn't Halloween or a George Romero film, but the second annual Cemetery Walk, held Thursday night in Pleasant View Cemetery.

The state Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation will open eight sites on state land for sugar making.

The Black River Academy Museum will host its second annual Cemetery Walk at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Pleasant View Cemetery.

A public access program will take a hard-hitting look at the local and national real estate markets.

Residents approved an Elementary School District budget Tuesday night for what appears to be the final year the town will operate an elementary school.

After numerous counts - including one under the supervision of a judge - Plymouth has a new lister.

Nearly two weeks after Town Meeting Day, two races that were both decided by a single vote are being appealed and recounted.

Michelle Pingree announced she is no longer seeking the job of delinquent tax collector.

2. John Calvin Coolidge Jr., in 1923, at his father's house in Plymouth, Vt., after the death of President Warren G. Harding.