On Wednesday, Oct. 30, Dudley wasn’t feeling well. With winter just over the hill, his spoiled joints were beginning to whine about cold weath…
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As it approaches its 200th anniversary of continuous operation, the storied Shelburne Shipyard recently changed hands, quietly added to the growing portfolio of marinas owned by a Texas-based …
A dangerous South Burlington man wanted on a murder charge after allegedly gunning down the mother of their three children has been placed on …
A former police officer, who served in both Shelburne and St. Albans, pleaded not guilty to a charge of simple assault for punching an unruly …
Over 60 people attended All Souls Interfaith Gathering “What Do We Value” community potluck and discussion Nov. 13. During the facilitated dis…
The Shelburne Police Department plans to increase traffic safety and enforcement efforts during the holiday season.
82 directed patrols
Winooski Police and Vermont’s Chief Medical Examiner’s Office are still trying to determine the cause of a suspicious death for a 28-year-old …
The awards are piling up for the Champlain Valley Union High School girls and boys volleyball teams.
Laurel Jaunich is a perfect 4-0 at the University of Vermont’s Patrick Gymnasium.
Shelburne resident Sydney Jimmo has risen to the top of the pack, named Women’s Soccer Rookie of the Year for the 2019 Great Northeast Athleti…
COLCHESTER – Champlain Valley Union’s Taylor Detch spent the time in between points at the Division I girls volleyball championship dancing an…
From the Champlain Valley School District Board of Directors:
Vermont Day School welcomed Ted Adler of Burlington to its board of directors.
The Champlain Valley School District board passed a flag display policy at its meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 15, a policy that pertains only to Cha…
Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos recalled last week a message his office received about a credible threat to the technological infrastructure. A foreign state had just tried to hack into a part of the state website.
Vermont’s two rural electric cooperatives are seeking rate increases for next year, citing rising power supply costs, among other factors.
A federal judge has ruled that it is unconstitutional for border agents to search travelers’ electronic devices without reasonable suspicion.
Shelburne artist Kate Longmaid’s work will take over the small screen in the upcoming CBS se…
Two award-winning authors will visit the Shelburne Town Hall on Saturday, Nov. 23, to speak …
Megan Price loves to laugh. “I’ve always been funny,” the long-time Charlotte resident said,…
The Shelburne Players present “The Secret Garden,” an enchanting classic by Frances Hodgson …
British soldier lichens are among the first wild things I remember being able to identify as…
The developmental gains a child will have from interactions with adults preparing and cooking a meal are countless. Children are wired to lear…
When the holidays near, we are reminded to be grateful during this giving season. It is the season of giving gifts, of giving time, of giving …
This letter is written on behalf of the Shelburnewood residents who live on or near Harrington Avenue to thank the Sweeney family for the dona…
I keep two winter coats in my office year-round now: a man’s and a woman’s coat. The “why” takes me back to last winter when Jonathan came int…
A group of volunteers from the Davis Park Neighborhood volunteered last month to help plant seven cedar trees at the Davis Park Natural Playgr…
“The unexpected events are the most transformative.”
I’d like to publicly thank Jaime Heins and Mike Ashooh for organizing the Economic Development Forum on Sept. 24 and offer a special thanks to…
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