Leicester news for Oct. 5

Town Clerk Julie Delphia reminds residents that 2023 property taxes are due by the end of the day, on Wednesday, Nov. 15. Postmarks are not accepted as proof of payment.

Town Clerk Julie Delphia reminds residents that 2023 property taxes are due by the end of the day, Wednesday, Nov. 15.  Postmarks are not accepted as proof of payment.

The Leicester Historical Society is sponsoring Prize Bingo on Saturday, Sept. 9, at 1 p.m. at the Senior Center. Refreshments offered and all are welcome.

A Brooklyn, N.Y., man arrested in Maine on a federal firearms offense is wanted on a murder charge in Vermont, stemming from a fatal shooting in June in Leicester. Zaquikon T. Roy, 35, was arrested Aug. 10 in Lewiston, Maine, on a charge of being a felon … (read more)

A Brooklyn, N.Y., man who is suspected in a June double shooting in Leicester that killed one man and critically injured his brother was arrested in Maine.

The Leicester selectboard has contracted with the Addison County Sheriff’s Department for traffic control and enforcement of the local junk ordinance.

The Leicester Historical Society is sponsoring Prize Bingo on Sat, June 10, at 1 p.m. at the Senior Center at the Four Corners.

Shooting near Leicester Four Corners on Sunday night leaves one man dead, another in critical condition.

LEICESTER — Green Up Day, May 6, is almost here. Green Up bags are available on the shelf between the doors at the Town Office. It is hoped that 100% of the roads will be cleaned of trash. For more information about how to help and which roads need attent … (read more)

Green Up Day is coming soon! Bags are available at the Town Office and will be available at the town shed the morning of Green Up.

Town Clerk Julie Delphia reminds dog owners that all dogs in town are required to be registered by April 1. A dog census will be conducted this spring and registration of dogs avoids the potential of fines and fees.

It’s a house we drive by every day, right on Route 7 in Leicester just north of the Brandon town line. And on a fateful Tuesday night, March 21, it went up in flames.

The Leicester Historical Society is once again sponsoring the Memory Tree at the Four Corners.

The Leicester Historical Society is once again sponsoring the Memory Tree at the Four Corners. Names, clearly written, can be sent to Diane Benware at 1594 Old Jerusalem Rd, Salisbury, VT 05769.

The nonprofit internet provider Maple Broadband began work in early October stringing fiber-optic lines that will bring high-speed service to up to 1,400 underserved or unserved households in portions of Cornwall, Leicester, Middlebury, Orwell, Salisbury, … (read more)