In his first weeks on the job, Champlain Valley School District superintendent Rene Sanchez has been something of a social butterfly.
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A local cast and crew of high school and college students, in association with Bishop’s University, will present an outdoor production of the musical “Xanadu,” Aug. 5-8 at 6:30 p.m., 413 Carpenter Road, Charlotte.
Yellow iris (Iris pseudacorus), with its striking yellow flowers, is a beautiful plant, but also a threat to our priority natural communities and native plants.
Milfoil — an invasive weed that forms dense mats of vegetation and readily reproduces when boats chop it up — may soon be tamed in Lake Iroquois after recent treatment with an herbicide.
Vermont State Police say they will use new techniques on state waterways this summer to detect impaired boaters while conducting boating safety patrols.
School’s out, creemee stands are bustling, tomato plants are shooting up, neighbors are slapping watermelon on barbecues and slip n’ slides are slinking out of storage — it’s summer.
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Train stations drew sold-out railcars and scores of trackside celebrants July 19, when Amtrak passenger service resumed in the Green Mountain State after a 16-month pandemic absence.
A Bristol man was killed in a one-car crash July 17 on Route 7 near Claflin Farm Road in Charlotte.
July 2 at 10:12 a.m., police responded to a suspicious incident on North Road.
Conflict of interest on the zoning board is the controversy that just won’t go away.
The Charlotte Selectboard is still looking for ways to streamline the town’s planning and development process. Complicating things? Officials still aren’t sure what residents want their town to be.
The Charlotte zoning board has decided to keep member Ronda Moore.
Saige Alpeter of Charlotte has been placed on the Gettysburg College dean’s honor list for outstanding academic achievement in the spring 2021…
A plan for one of Hinesburg’s largest-ever housing development projects will begin to make its way through a years-long vetting process.
Sludge will leave as sand comes in as Hinesburg ramps up work on renovating its wastewater treatment facility.
The director of the Hinesburg Community Resource Center is leaving for greener educational pastures.
Throughout May and June, the Charlotte Berry Farm fields behind town hall in Shelburne on Harbor Road buzzed with activity every day of the we…
Active-duty military and their families can enjoy free baseball at Vermont National Guard’s …
Take a self-guided tour through an ecologically managed forest and learn more about responsi…
Everyone’s invited Saturday, July 31, 6 p.m., to the Diamond Island Yacht Club for the Lewis…
On Wednesday, Aug. 4, violinist Jane Kittredge joins Laura Markowitz, also on violin, and Ru…
Two Vermont game wardens were recently recognized for exceptional performance.
Last summer while working in the garden, I was startled when a fast-flying wasp dropped a pl…
Do I look like a deviled egg? Or remind you vaguely of a jalapeño popper? I must, because whenever there’s a potluck, I am always assigned the…
Like most Vermonters, back in January when the governor asked us to get vaccinated, I took his request seriously and signed up for my first sh…
She is 16 years old and pregnant. Still in school and devoid of job skills, she would not qualify to adopt a child, yet she could be forced to…
The news article regarding the findings of the Vermont Human Rights Commission about the Clemmons Family Farm is a black eye on Vermont’s good…
We all rely on broadband internet every day. And the global pandemic made access to high-speed affordable internet even more vital for our job…
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