St. Johnsbury, Vermont is the seat of Caledonia County and is frequently called "St. Jay" by locals. The town was granted in 1760 and called Bessborough. It was regranted and settled in 1786 under the name of Dunmore. It was organized in 1790 and named St. Johnsbury at the suggestion of Ethan Allen, the founder of Vermont.
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News, sports, opinion, and other community interest articles are reported in the web edition of the print newspaper based in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. An exact digital copy of the print newspaper is available to subscribers.
http://caledonianrecord.com/
Northeast Kingdom Chamber of Commerce
Provides a variety of programs and services to businesses across the Northeast Kingdom. Includes area business news, resources on planning and zoning issues, member directory, membership details, events calendar and local links.
http://www.nekchamber.com/
Organized in 1843, an extensive history of the SJFD and an overview of t he fire department, as it is today, includes its services and activities in the areas of emergency response, fire suppression, emergency medical services, and training, as well as its firefighters, apparatus, and programs.
http://www.stjohnsburyfire.com/
Online portal for the Town of St. Johnsbury, with general and governmental information, documents/forms index, and departments directory. Includes town council meeting minutes, calendar of events, local news and public notices, visitor resources and community links.
http://www.town.st-johnsbury.vt.us/
