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February 23, 2026
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Mary Frances Ryan, Former Nurse and Volunteer, Dies at 83: Mary Frances Ryan, 83, died at her Scottsdale, Arizona home on February 14, surrounded by family. Raised in South Portland, Maine, she completed her nursing education at Salve Regina College and spent part of her life in New Hampshire and Arizona. Ryan volunteered with several organizations, including Hospice of the Valley and Mission of Mercy of Arizona, and was deeply involved in her family’s milestones and community service. She is remembered for her compassion, dedication, and strength. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Feb 23)
February 9, 2026
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Hikers Rescued from Subzero Conditions Near Camel's Hump Summit: A coordinated rescue effort involving Vermont State Police and multiple backcountry teams took place near the summit of Camel's Hump on Saturday evening. Two hikers from Ontario, aged 21 and 19, called for help after facing severe cold, deep snow, and dangerous wind chills while on the Long Trail. Teams reached the pair around 11:20 p.m. and found them experiencing hypothermia before providing immediate aid. The successful operation concluded with both individuals brought to safety. (Source: The Manchester Journal on Feb 9)
January 14, 2026
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Vermont's First Kid Governor and Cabinet Sworn In at State House Ceremony: Vermont's inaugural Kid Governor, Roslyn Fortin of Highgate Elementary, was officially sworn in at the State House in Montpelier. She was joined by her newly formed cabinet, which includes Phoebe Bingham from Manchester's Red Fox Community School and other fifth-grade finalists from across the state. The group met with Governor Scott before holding their first cabinet meeting, focusing on Fortin's platform to address homelessness. Cabinet members will also pursue initiatives on mental health, school safety, healthcare, and nutrition. (Source: The Manchester Journal on Jan 14)