Chittenden County is seeing a shakeup in its legislative representation, with six of the county’s southernmost House seats open to newcomers as five incumbents step out of the political scene.
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John Joachim hammers away at hot metal, shaping blackened tools over an old steel anvil, demonstrating for groups of museumgoers a craft that was once of pivotal importance for small town New England citizens and their farming economies.
Champlain Valley Union High School survived contentious playoff competition to win the Scholars Bowl team championship at Montpelier High School earlier this spring.
Shelburne Little League held its first opening day celebration since 2019 on April 30 with a parade through town and a visit from Champ, the Vermont Lake Monsters mascot.
Vermont Arbor Day is Friday and Shelburne Tree Committee is inviting the whole town to celebrate trees.
Ted Ryan’s first byline was relatively short but still a bit of a challenge.
Their instruments are tuned, sheet music out, fiddling on their instruments and talking among themselves, waiting to start playing.
The Shelburne Finance Committee is discussing the possibility of implementing a local option tax in town, which would tack on a small percentage to various sales taxes to raise revenue.
One of Vermont’s most popular hiking destinations, the Burrows Trail on Camels Hump, will be rebuilt this summer.
May 2 at 1:16 p.m., a car was driving erratically along Shelburne Road. The driver was located and was pulled over by police.
Vivien Sorce, a Champlain Valley Union High School student, was given an honorable mention for her work, “Pin It to My Soul If Need Be,” in the 41st Congressional Art Competition.
Champlain Valley’s Gus Serinese won the 110-meter hurdles at the Burlington Invitational Track and Field Meet on Saturday, May 14.
We checked in with Shelburne Selectboard candidates to see what their thoughts are regarding local topics. Here are their responses/opinions, edited for length.
We checked in with Chittenden County lawmakers to see how the legislative session was going.
As the grass gets greener, many of us get out the lawnmower. Whether you enjoy it or dread i…
The Friends of the Horticulture Farm host a free Bloom Time Festival — a walk through lilacs…
Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity’s Community Resource Center has been tempora…
As I walked into the rebuilt 1790s barn, I paced it off and found it was 30 feet by 40 feet,…
One cold spring morning, a turkey vulture soared across the sky and landed high in a tree be…
Join the Hinesburg Firefighters Association for its spring craft fair on Saturday, May 21, 9…
Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah F. George has announced her bid to seek re-election.
Lack of affordable housing in our community is an issue of equity and it’s up to us to do something about it.
In the middle of a climate change crisis, the Vermont Department of Public Service wants to make it more expensive for people to install solar power by recommending cuts to Vermont’s highly successful net-metering program.
The first of May, in addition to celebrating spring, international workers, and Soviet-style missile parades, is also National Principals Day.
The growing reawakening of enthusiasm for nuclear-powered electricity has been a remarkable development over the past 10 years.
Green Up Day, a 52-year-old tradition that spans generations of volunteers, continues to impact our landscape and quality of life.
Considering the excellent job acting Shelburne police chief Michael Thomas has done amid the sorry handling of the Noble fiasco and his length of service to the town, why are we looking abroad for a new chief?
I love words. They’re so practical. And free. We collect them throughout our lives, like artifacts of our experience, almost unaware of their power and potential.
I would like to address the settlement with former police chief Aaron Noble. I am writing this as clearly and carefully as I can to give the fullest picture of the events, noting the causes, and what I think we need to do to prevent similar events in the future.
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