Gov. Phil Scott ordered Vermonters Tuesday to “stay home” and “stay safe” to slow the outbreak of the coronavirus in Vermont.
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One hundred years ago, women in the United States received the right to vote. Well, not all women, and not everywhere in the United States.
In some places, it’s called cacerolazo, Spanish for casserole.
Harbor Place motel in Shelburne will open its rooms as isolation space for homeless individuals exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms. The measure is intended to decrease the spread of the virus in the community for the welfare of all Vermonters, according to Sen. Tim Ashe (D/P-Burlington).
I spent part of one morning practicing self-isolation in Van Gogh’s bedroom.
For a school system that was already pretty wired digitally, things have amped up even more in the Champlain Valley School District with the shift to remote learning in the age of COVID-19.
Shelburne Police Chief Aaron Noble said his department is doing what it can to limit face-to-face interactions.
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Driving across the mostly dry and largely treeless landscape of Bukhara, Uzbekistan, and chatting with a talkative driver, Allan Miller realiz…
Lyric Theatre Company was about to make magic again on the big stage with its annual spring musical.
What if a woman could earn as much as a man? With the gender-based wage gap, it may seem like a pipe dream. But, Vermont Works for Women offer…
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” goes the old saying.
For 15 minutes, the Champlain Valley Union High School–Mount Mansfield Union High School girls hockey team kept high-scoring Spaulding under control.
Two Champlain Valley Union High School players will represent Vermont the 67th Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl.
The following Shelburne residents achieved Honor Roll status at Rice Memorial High School for the second quarter.
The Champlain Valley Union High School theatre program presents their biennial student directed production, “Monty Python’s Edukational Show” …
Vermont State Police are investigating the apparent murder of 39-year-old Michael Haines at his home in Cambridge early Tuesday morning.
For most Vermonters, neighboring New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation presidential primary brings the challenge of enduring seemingly endless campaign commercials. For Greg and Amy Tatro, it offered something more: The chance to take a selfie with a potential future commander in chief.
House lawmakers passed a series of changes last Friday in Vermont’s decades-old land use law after two days of contentious floor debate and last-minute bill amendments.
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Here’s a sampling of the wide variety of camping experiences available nearby this summer.
As a naturopathic physician, Dana Dabransky knows that healing comes in many forms.
As she walked into Burlington’s Fletcher Free Library on an overcast day, JC Wayne’s presenc…
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Pierson Library Director Kevin Unrath commented on the contradiction of having to close thei…
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Your Shelburne legislators want you to know that we are taking the COVID-19 situation very seriously and are continuing our work while at home…
The ongoing pressure of being a parent is hard. It is super hard. The choices we as parents and caregivers make now will have an impact on the…
According to an application before the Telecommunications Review Board (TRB), an amateur “HAM” radio operator can erect two 84-foot towers to …
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When times are tough, Vermonters have a history of coming together to find solutions that make life better not only for themselves and their f…
I have found myself troubled by a Shelburne News policy. On Feb. 23rd I submitted a letter of support for a candidate for the Selectboard - fo…
My name is Hannah Frasure and I am a resident of Shelburne. The purpose of this letter is to urge members of the community to do what they may…
Kittens. This is an experiment to see how many people really care about kittens.
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