At its March 27 meeting, the Shelburne Selectboard honored the life of Marty Illick, a prominent advocate in the community.
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There is no shortage of metaphors on the pandemic timeline, but there seems to be a prevailing sense that the current isolation of quarantine may be coming to a close.
Last year, Champlain Valley baseball was getting ready to defend its Division I state title when COVID hit and struck down the spring season.
After much around-town scuttlebutt, the decision has been made — the Safe Harbor Shelburne Shipyard will maintain its historic status.
Much of Marty Illick’s life revolved around Lewis Creek. She was executive director of the Lewis Creek Association, an organization she co-founded in 1990 with Andrea Morgante to protect the stream.
On March 8, Shelburne’s director of planning and zoning Dean Pierce received an email from the state advisory council on historic preservation asking for information about the Safe Harbor Shelburne Shipyard Marina.
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After being shut down for over a year, the upgraded Ethan Allen Express is poised to come back in 2022 with its services expanding to Burlington.
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On Monday, May 31, a Memorial Day ceremony will take place at the Shelburne Veterans’ Monument.
Maureen Usifer is now a member of the South Burlington-based, employee-owned PC Construction board of directors, making her the first female to take a seat at that table.
Pastors Michael and Donna Kriesel, of South Burlington-based Vibrant Church, will retire together on June 1 — after 32 years at the pulpit.
Shelburne’s first responders had a busy Mother’s Day, according to firefighter and town manager Lee Krohn — three calls came in, including a water rescue on Shelburne Pond.
April 30 at 5:56 a.m., a false fire alarm was activated at a home on Juniper Road.
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The past year has been a very difficult learning experience for Elyse Martin-Smith.
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Champlain Valley Union High School senior Mackenzie Marcus is looking forward to prom because she can finally visit with the friends she has rarely seen since last spring.
Things are starting to look — dare we say — normal as spring sports continue on.
Missisquoi hit back-to-back-to-back home runs in the fifth inning to pull away for a run-shortened win over Champlain Valley on Saturday, May 1.
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Coming to a screen near you — “She Kills Monsters – Virtual Realms,” the Shelburne Players’ …
Wishing you renewal and joy as spring enters full bloom and we begin to see our friends and loved ones again.
This past week was something that happens every year at Shelburne Community School, but this was the first year, come hell or high water, I wa…
The Shelburne News article about the Shelburne Shipyard designation as an historic site deserves clarification on a couple of points. There are several types of historic district designations and the terminology can be very confusing.
In the midst of being somewhat numbed to writing about and during the “coronaverse” — while acknowledging all the wellsprings of revelation, realization and reckoning it has provided — it has become so clear that we don’t pay poets enough.
The photograph of two women on the dais sent a powerful message to all who were watching: women’s place is on the dais.
We are writing in reference to an April 14th article, “District hires new diversity director.” The reporter could have announced the hire of the highly qualified Dr. Liliana Rodriguez and all that she brings to this long-awaited position.
We, represent cumulatively more than 9,500 employers with more than 200,000 employees implore you to conform with the federal treatment of forgiven Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans in the tax year 2021, just as you did in tax year 2020.
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