A 107-unit housing project on just over 6.5 acres on Shelburne Road north of the village took its initial step in the permitting marathon.
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A group of former Peace Corps volunteers will be collecting bikes and sewing machines on Saturday, Sept. 25, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Burton parking lot on Queen City Park Road in Burlington.
To say that the world is Jacob Edgar’s oyster is truthy ... but not adequately accurate. From his home in Charlotte, the world is more truthfully Edgar’s fisherman’s platter.
The Shelburne News talked to brothers Anderson, Max and Reeves Howard last year after their first week of school at Hinesburg Community School.
Meredith Gordon’s side hustle may have bustled her into the movies. As a pandemic coping measure to keep body and soul — and her family’s bank account — together, Gordon, of Shelburne, hit upon the idea of making soft felt dolls, or plushies, based upon characters from her favorite movies.
The Quilts of Valor Foundation was founded in 2003 by Catherine Roberts, whose son Nat was deployed in Iraq.
Shelburne is wrestling with a policy to guide human and animal interaction touted as the first of its kind in the country.
Seventy-four pairs of girls’ pajamas were recently shipped to The Chemawa Indian School in Salem, Ore., by the Green Mountain Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution.
Looking out from the bay of the Shelburne Fire Station after multiple fire calls during the storm on Sept. 8.
Sept. 3 at 5:36 a.m., although they checked other neighborhoods nearby, police couldn’t find a suspicious man reported to be in the area of Acorn Lane.
The Champlain Valley School District has lost its second director of diversity in 14 months. Liliana Rodríguez resigned last week, superintendent Rene Sanchez said in the school system’s newsletter, citing COVID.
Here's how the Redhawks did this week.
The Vermont Kidney Association holds its annual walk Sunday, Sept. 26, 9 a.m., Veterans Memo…
Efficiency Vermont is collaborating with the state’s 12 regional development corporations to…
To honor Vermonters lost to COVID-19, Vermont Interfaith Action hosts a memorial service on …
Vermont Climate Council is holding a series of public events to learn about the state’s clim…
Grace Potter with Benny Yurco jam on stage at Shelburne Museum Sept. 11 as part of its summe…
Every clergy person spends much of their career conducting funerals and memorial services.
In 1940, Alice Duer Miller wrote a beautiful epic poem called “The White Cliffs.” An American who had married a British man just prior to World War I, she soon lost her husband serving a country that wasn’t hers.
Imagine, for a moment, you are a developer living in Phoenix, Ariz. Let’s say you want to build a complex with 100 rental apartment units to a…
As President Joe Biden pulled back our military presence in Afghanistan, we bore witness to the daily bravery and terror present in the lives of our service members and their allies abroad.
Lots to unpack in Deb Bucknam’s Orwellian commentary, “When it comes to racism, Democrats lead the charge,” Aug. 19, 2021.
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