Last Friday marked the start of early voting for August primaries in Vermont, bringing the state’s largest freshmen class of legislators in years one step closer to the Statehouse.
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School’s out, creemee stands are bustling, families are firing up barbecues and dusty beach chairs are emerging from storage.
Lewis Mudge describes himself as an optimist, an amazing feat of psychological resilience given the nature of his work in the last decade.
It would be hard to argue that another graduating high school class has lived through more tumultuous times in U.S. history.
The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation’s 13 county foresters help private landowners — who own about 80 percent of Vermont’s forestland — manage their land responsibly.
On two Wednesdays in May, fifth graders from Hinesburg Community School went to Champlain College in Burlington to collaborate with Sodexo, a worldwide food services company, on a project to create a meal for ANEW Place Shelter, a homeless services agency.
South Burlington police are looking for a couple who tried to lure a 14-year-old girl into their car near Hinesburg Road and Market Street.
South Burlington police are looking for Pebbles, a pitbull mix, reported stolen June 2 at around 7:30 p.m. outside Petco, 861 Williston Road.
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation wants public feedback on the proposed creation of a rule to regulate how wake boats are operated in public lakes and ponds in Vermont.
June 13 at 10:35 a.m., a driver crashed near the intersection of Pond Road and Place Road East after experiencing a medical emergency while at the wheel. Police responded and found the driver still in distress, so EMS was called to transport them to the hospital.
Food trucks remain an elusive target in Charlotte, for now.
Clutch hitting by Sully Beers of South Burlington led a game one comeback and a 10-run inning broke open the nightcap to lift Vermont to a dou…
Hinesburg has sent a letter of support to the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources asking it to study the issue of wake boats on lake ecosystems, and to potentially develop statewide regulations in response to a push from a group looking to mitigate wake boats’ effect on Vermont’s lakes and ponds.
With Vermont’s new education formula signed into law, the Champlain Valley School District will have to face tough choices in budget years to …
The Champlain Valley Union High School Class of 2022 graduation took place at Patrick Gymnasium Friday on the University of Vermont campus.
The Vermont Agency of Human Services has received nearly $1.77 million from the Federal Emer…
A free workshop for kids 10 and older explores the science of breath, including how oxygen f…
The American Red Cross reminds communities that it sees about a 21 percent decline in blood …
Go have fun at Shelburne Museum Friday, July 1 — for free.
Learn how to close the loop by turning household food scraps into compost, improve the healt…
The Shelburne, Charlotte, Hinesburg Interfaith Project has announced its spring 2022 grant awards.
Steve May of Richmond is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for state Senate in the newly formed Chittenden Southeast district.
I’m sitting here at my desk on this beautiful sunny day with tears in my eyes and a sick feeling in my heart. Roe v. Wade was overturned today…
Just days before the horrific Supreme Court decision that killed Roe v. Wade, a grievous act that rendered women and girls property of the sta…
The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 21 decision in the Maine pupil tuitioning case (Carson v. Makin) brings to a head a long-simmering issue in Verm…
I’m urging the citizens of Hinesburg to vote for Christina Deeley as your new representative in Montpelier.
I dreamt an alligator ate my dog whole. When I told my husband about my nightmare, he thought it was all about vulnerability. Or, more accurat…
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