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A group of former Peace Corps volunteers will be collecting bikes and sewing machines on Saturday, Sept. 25, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Burton parking lot on Queen City Park Road in Burlington.
To say that the world is Jacob Edgar’s oyster is truthy ... but not adequately accurate. From his home in Charlotte, the world is more truthfully Edgar’s fisherman’s platter.
The Shelburne News talked to brothers Anderson, Max and Reeves Howard last year after their first week of school at Hinesburg Community School.
Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services Deputy Chief Rob Mullin had a play date this week with Rhodes Lampman, whom he helped to deliver at home in January along with EMT Arron Barney.
A farmers market is coming to Nordic Farms and it will have a food truck. The farmers market will be 3 p.m. until dusk on the seven Thursdays from Aug. 26 to Oct. 7. A food truck will serve wood-fired pizza.
Sept. 5 at 12:25 a.m., a single car veered off the roadway near Baldwin and Charlotte roads, causing damage but no injuries.
Stormwater flowing off Ferry Road onto private property has provoked an examination of what other infrastructure isn’t working properly in Charlotte.
Another appeal of the Charlotte Family Health Center’s new facility has been filed.
Partygoers garbed in appropriate 1920s-themed dress for the Thompsons Point Country Club 100th anniversary party on Saturday, Sept. 4.
The Champlain Valley School District has lost its second director of diversity in 14 months. Liliana Rodríguez resigned last week, superintend…
Monday, Aug. 30, will not just be a historic day for Champlain Valley Union High School, it will also be an emotional day.
Water sources near the closed Hinesburg landfill are contaminated and the town appears to be on the hook for some expensive workarounds in the short term and in the long term as it searches for a solution.
Don’t forget that on Saturday, Sept. 18, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Hinesburg will hold an interactive event to give community members a chance to help design a new town green and common behind the police and fire stations.
On the 20th anniversary of Sept. 11, Hinesburg Fire Department cadet Ethan White (pictured) and firefighter and EMT Lucy Mathews participated in climbing the equivalent of 110 flights of stairs, to simulate the World Trade Center.
Here's how the Redhawks did this week.
The Vermont Kidney Association holds its annual walk Sunday, Sept. 26, 9 a.m., Veterans Memo…
To honor Vermonters lost to COVID-19, Vermont Interfaith Action hosts a memorial service on …
Landowners always ask me if their forest is healthy.
Learn strategies for conserving and managing your property for birds at Land for Birds: Migr…
Every clergy person spends much of their career conducting funerals and memorial services.
In 1940, Alice Duer Miller wrote a beautiful epic poem called “The White Cliffs.” An American who had married a British man just prior to Worl…
American democracy faced a very real threat from the Trump presidency — and not just from the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol.
As President Joe Biden pulled back our military presence in Afghanistan, we bore witness to the daily bravery and terror present in the lives …
Lots to unpack in Deb Bucknam’s Orwellian commentary, “When it comes to racism, Democrats lead the charge,” Aug. 19, 2021.
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