Shelburne’s former zoning and planning director has sued the town over several public records requests he says were improperly denied.
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Lewis Mudge describes himself as an optimist, an amazing feat of psychological resilience given the nature of his work in the last decade.
It would be hard to argue that another graduating high school class has lived through more tumultuous times in U.S. history.
The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation’s 13 county foresters help private landowners — who own about 80 percent of Vermont’s forestland — manage their land responsibly.
Shelburne residents held their annual Memorial Day ceremony on Monday.
It was Sarah Stillman’s first year as a vendor at the Shelburne Farmers Market last year, selling herbal body care products through her company, Bear Moon Botanical. She loved it so much she’s now running the whole thing.
Supreme Court Associate Justice John A. Dooley of South Burlington was recognized for 30 years of service to the Vermont Supreme Court.
Vermont’s chief federal judge has ordered a competency evaluation for a South Burlington man who is charged with making threats to kill a state judge and defense lawyer and sexual assault a prosecutor.
June 13 at 1:10 p.m., a caller told police someone had tried to syphon gas from their vehicle the night before. The case is under investigation.
The Lake Champlain Waldorf School Class of 2022 graduated June 13 in a tradition-filled ceremony. The ceremony began with a welcome by 11th grade student Jonas Natvig.
Three Champlain Valley Union high schoolers were recently recognized by USA Lacrosse for excellence.
The Champlain Valley Union High School Class of 2022 graduation took place at Patrick Gymnasium Friday on the University of Vermont campus.
As residents of Chittenden County debate issues of public safety and crime this election sea…
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Shelburne Farmers Market shoppers — and guest musicians — donned coats Saturday as temperatu…
Age Well and St. Catherine’s of Siena Parish are once again teaming up to provide a meal to …
Howard Center’s 12th Zoe’s Race is Sunday, Aug. 28, at Oakledge Park in Burlington.
The Kelly Brush Ride returns Saturday, Sept. 10.
I dreamt an alligator ate my dog whole. When I told my husband about my nightmare, he thought it was all about vulnerability. Or, more accurately, fear of vulnerability.
Every commencement season Poor Elijah waits in vain for an invitation to address a graduating class. In the meantime, he contents himself with delivering his remarks on my porch.
The overarching reason I’ve decided to run for Senate is because my years of experience in Africa have taught me that the democratic process thrives with healthy competition.
Can we openly talk about guns and how our legislators fear passing bill to regulate the sale of guns?
Teaching other people’s children is a weighty responsibility. Teachers are trustees. The children in my classroom aren’t mine to mold the way I want them. I’m uncomfortable advocating an opinion their parents wouldn’t want them to hold.
In this very difficult time for our country and the world, I am running for Congress in the Democratic primary to replace Rep. Peter Welch.
I am one of the four Democratic candidates for Congress, and the only male candidate of the four.
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