After a series of tough meetings, typical as Town Meeting nears, the Shelburne Selectboard has arrived at a budget it will submit for town vot…
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Shelburne’s Poet Laureate is stepping down … but he might be stepping up.
Wake Robin Director of Human Resources Anne Levesque (left) with Feeding Chittenden Director Rob Meehan and Community Engagement Manager Anna …
The Colleen Haag Public Service Award team is accepting nominations for the 2020 Colleen Haag Public Service Award. Given out annually, Shelbu…
With 24 years of experience to build upon, the Shelburne Business and Professional Association is reaching out to build its membership, provid…
Town officials continued to make cuts Tuesday night, Jan. 14, with the municipal budget totaling about $80,000 and getting the bottom line clo…
A Shelburne woman linked to a major internal theft at a well-known Vermont company has pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to defrauding the…
A South Burlington man wanted on a second-degree murder charge for gunning down the mother of their three children will be featured on a natio…
Here's how the Redhawks did this week.
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CVU wins a tri-meet, beating out Milton and Harwood, on Jan. 7.
Enthusiasm on the part of a Champlain Valley Union High School environmental organization has led to the school district winning two electric …
A system designed to help criminal offenders serve less time in prison is driving up Vermont’s prison admissions, according to new research from the Council of State Governments.
The Vermont Commission on Women, a state agency that works to advance opportunities for girls and women, has been around for 55 years.
There were three cases of sexual assault and two instances of sexual harassment involving members of the Vermont National Guard in the last fiscal year, according to a report released Wednesday, Jan. 15.
The brother of a woman allegedly killed by her ex-boyfriend gave his support to legislation that would prevent people accused of domestic abuse from possessing or obtaining firearms.
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We asked a group of local students what they were most grateful to have this holiday season. Food, family and friends took top billing, but pets and peace prevailed as well.
Late one January afternoon, my husband and I stood on the shore of a frozen pond below the s…
New Artwork at the Pierson
Fun and inclusive drumming workshop for families with a child or adult on the autism spectru…
As longtime residents of Pond Road, I am responding to the article that appeared in the Shelburne News (Jan. 9, 2020) entitled, “Residents lob…
No, no! You can’t pave Pond Road. Chip sealing will just lead to paving. To pave it is to destroy it. Come see the folks that walk it. You don…
While working the crossword puzzle in the January 9th Shelburne News, my husband and I were questioning whether John Adams, or his son, John Q…
I’m not sure if this letter should be titled “Here We Go Again,” but it’s certainly apropos. For the third time in less than 18 years, the sub…
The legislative session has begun in earnest having now received both the Governor’s State of the State address and the Fiscal Year 2021 budge…
January is a time when many of us think about making changes in our lives. Enrollments at gyms and in diet programs increase as we try to our …
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