Two separate cyberattacks in recent months continue to wreak havoc in Stowe’s town hall.
While Stowe Mountain Resort’s paid parking scheme has prompted consternation since last April, new parking limits at the Barnes Camp Visitor Center has sparked concern that the policy is infringing on the public’s ability to access state-owned land.
South Burlington’s more than $30 million budget for fiscal year 2024 was approved by the city and is set for a vote on Town Meeting Day.
In her nearly 26 years as South Burlington school district’s transportation supervisor, Kathy LaRock has never seen such a severe shortage of bus drivers.
Rep. Kate Donnally cast her final vote as a lawmaker last Friday, forwarding legislation aimed at protecting kids whose parents are in jail.
A local transportation group plans to replace its free commuter bus that often does riderless laps around Morrisville with an on-demand service being touted as a rural, free version of Uber.
The Shelburne Selectboard Jan. 24 officially approved a $10,624,271 spending plan along with six other articles for Town Meeting Day.
featured
Champlain Valley girls’ basketball staged a comeback in the fourth quarter but fell short in a loss to Shenendehowa, N.Y., on Saturday.
Across millennia, across cultures, it’s commonly agreed that water has certain healing properties. Elaine Fortin knows this better than most.
George Woodard’s 2010 award-winning film “The Summer of Walter Hacks” is back.
The Hinesburg Selectboard last week warned a vote for Town Meeting Day on its $4.7 million budget, which includes a relatively low tax increase yet was not approved unanimously by the board.
Newly elected state representative Phil Pouech is resigning from the selectboard after 12 years of service.
special section
special section
special section featured
Your business builds community. Our newspapers build business. Together, we ensure vibrant places to live, work and play. Shop locally!
+1(802)917-3698
+1(802)730-6095
Find a local business
Our directory features more than 18 million business listings from across the entire United States. However, if we're missing your business, just click below to request that it be added. It's free!
How can I get listed at the top of the results?
An upgraded Power account puts your business right near the top!
If you're interested in submitting a line classified ad, click "Go to Form" or email classified@stowereporter.com. For all other submissions, including legal announcements/public notices, box classifieds and display ads, contact the sales department at 802-253-2101 (Stowe Reporter/News & Citizen), 802-985-3091 (Shelburne News/The Citizen) or 802-864-6670 (The Other Paper) or email sales@stowereporter.com. Display ad space reservations are due Monday at noon. Line classifieds are due Monday at 5 p.m. Earlier deadlines may arise with holidays; please call to confirm.
Member Newspapers
Most Popular
Articles
- Eden man arrested on federal drug, weapons charges
- Some claim resort’s paid parking compromises access to public land
- K9 Viper: Morristown police dog dies
- Woman in court on drugs, assault and car chase charges
- Daniel Donza
- Hacks rattle Stowe town offices
- Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department statistics, Jan. 20-26
- Store employee, husband accused of stealing safe
- Lamoille County Court report, week of Jan. 23
- Former Johnson foreman guilty of embezzlement
Images
Videos
Connect With Us
News, arts, events, community and more from the Vermont Community Newspaper Group.
Commented