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Charlotte’s Clemmons Family Farm played an integral role in this year’s Martin Luther King Community Celebration at ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, on Monday, Jan. 20.
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It colors the homes of many private collectors. It decorates major American museums. It has transcended time from when it was introduced on Am…
Enthusiasm on the part of a Champlain Valley Union High School environmental organization has led to the school district winning two electric …
The Hinesburg Selectboard met upstairs in Town Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 15, so they would have a space big enough for the expected crowd to dis…
Merrily Lovell felt honored when, three years ago, she was elected to the Hinesburg Selectboard.
After delaying the reapproval of three planning commission members, the Hinesburg Selectboard gave them the OK. Unanimously.
It’s official – Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman, who lives in Hinesburg, is running for the state’s top seat.
The Charlotte Planning Commission dribbled closer to the goal of creating an East Charlotte Village commercial district, but it’s still a long…
Susan Ohanian of Charlotte has at least two things to be happy about these days.
After much planning, discussion and suggested changes from legal review, the town of Charlotte has approved two ordinances that will allow the…
A system designed to help criminal offenders serve less time in prison is driving up Vermont’s prison admissions, according to new research from the Council of State Governments.
The Vermont Commission on Women, a state agency that works to advance opportunities for girls and women, has been around for 55 years.
There were three cases of sexual assault and two instances of sexual harassment involving members of the Vermont National Guard in the last fiscal year, according to a report released Wednesday, Jan. 15.
The brother of a woman allegedly killed by her ex-boyfriend gave his support to legislation that would prevent people accused of domestic abuse from possessing or obtaining firearms.
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We asked a group of local students what they were most grateful to have this holiday season. Food, family and friends took top billing, but pets and peace prevailed as well.
The United Church of Hinesburg looked, smelled and tasted like the holidays on Saturday, Nov. 23, as the annual Holiday Bazaar returned.
Late one January afternoon, my husband and I stood on the shore of a frozen pond below the s…
Fun and inclusive drumming workshop for families with a child or adult on the autism spectru…
Lara Moloy admits that when she moved from Castleton to Burlington in 2005, her employment h…
Names have power! Remembering someone’s name can give you an edge; forgetting a name I should know always makes me feel at a disadvantage. In …
I can hear Laura singing as she walks down the hall. Her office is diagonally across from mine. Occasionally, I can hear her on the phone. Her…
January is a time when many of us think about making changes in our lives. Enrollments at gyms and in diet programs increase as we try to our …
January rolls around and I always find it necessary to write a column that encourages and inspires families to get outside and embrace the col…
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It’s outrageous that attorney general T.J. Donovan — the state government’s top lawyer — is refusing to accept a ruling by the Vermont Supreme Court.
Happy New Year. I hope the year is off to a great start, and that you are feeling a boost of mental energy that comes with 365 fresh calendar …
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