Jerry Storey has a mantra he shares frequently about how a town’s governing body should conduct itself: “The selectboard is its own best example.”
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Drew Buley said it took a village to build the bike racks and sandwich sign at the Pierson Library.
A gaggle of fifth graders fell over each other laughing, chatting and stretching in the grass behind Gertrude Chamberlin School on a warm May afternoon.
Veteran Bennington Police Chief Paul Doucette remembers clearly the two-vehicle crash caused by a drunken driver that almost cost him his life.
The Shelburne Police Department spearheaded a car wash fundraiser Saturday, May 22, for Make-A-Wish Vermont, with lots of help from friends from the town’s rescue and fire squads.
Before noon on Friday, May 14, fire trucks and rescue vehicles — many from out of town — began to gather at Shelburne Museum.
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For Joyce George of Shelburne, COVID-19 invigorated her interest in municipal government.
The Shelburne Fire Department held its annual banquet and awards ceremony at The Old Lantern in Charlotte Friday, June 4, which hosts the department every year to, as one firefighter put it, “celebrate the year and our incredibly supportive families.”
May 28 at 9:37 a.m., Shelburne Police are searching for a vehicle that passed a stopped school bus with its red lights flashing near Webster Road and Lilly Creek Lane.
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Champlain Valley Union High School Principal Adam Bunting said strength is the word for this year’s graduates.
The Champlain Valley Union High School’s scholars bowl team defeated a number of national powers to get to the National Championship Tournament, made it through the opening round of matches on Saturday, May 29, but fell in the final day of matches on Sunday.
Strangely enough, a loss may have propelled the Champlain Valley Union High School Scholars Bowl team into the national tournament.
The Champlain Valley baseball team needed just five innings to beat Rice in the Division I semifinals.
Kai DeVoe-Talluto and Carson LaBarre, both juniors at Champlain Valley Union High School, competed in the USA Powerlifting High School Nationals in Colorado over Memorial Day weekend.
Vermont Dog Rescue is holding a silent auction with items from over 100 contributors.
Charlotte Senior Center, 212 Ferry Road, is hosting a blood drive for the American Red Cross…
Picture a robin, out in the morning and hopping around the park. It finds breakfast — a worm…
The new Pierson Library and Historic Town Hall in Shelburne, designed by Vermont Integrated …
A herd of Holsteins cross the road on Dorset Street in Shelburne on a recent morning.
Dr. Joan Madison, a longtime Shelburne resident, was awarded the Service to Humanity award b…
Imagine waking up one morning and seeing crumbs all over the floor, dirty dishes in the sink and the house full of flies because someone left …
On May 25, the Shelburne Selectboard unanimously endorsed the Raise the Blade campaign. With this vote, they officially recognized the value of raising the blade on town lawnmowers to three inches and leaving the grass clippings on the lawn.
I have been an over-compulsive sorrier my whole life. Though I’m not sure when the words “I’m sorry” became entrenched in my vocabulary, I do know if there was a competition of who said “I’m sorry” the most, I’d win ... by the age of 10.
A historic, fully remote legislative session is in the books, and a great deal was agreed upon and accomplished.
Thanks to our 45th president’s lies, some Republicans’ explicit endorsement of those lies, and others’ silent complicity, more than half of al…
The 2021 session is certainly one for the record books, both in terms of legislator time spent on Zoom and the vast infusion of federal aid th…
The big lie, perpetuated by former President Donald Trump and some of his supporters, is that our elections are not secure. These dangerous and disingenuous claims are made without evidence to support them.
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