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Last year, Champlain Valley baseball was getting ready to defend its Division I state title when COVID hit and struck down the spring season.
After much around-town scuttlebutt, the decision has been made — the Safe Harbor Shelburne Shipyard will maintain its historic status.
Much of Marty Illick’s life revolved around Lewis Creek. She was executive director of the Lewis Creek Association, an organization she co-founded in 1990 with Andrea Morgante to protect the stream.
On March 8, Shelburne’s director of planning and zoning Dean Pierce received an email from the state advisory council on historic preservation asking for information about the Safe Harbor Shelburne Shipyard Marina.
As Reeves Strawbridge worked on an exhibit for the Shelburne Historical Society, she discovered she had an affinity for local history.
Firefighters respond to a barn fire at the Bread and Butter Farm on LeDuc Farm Road in Shelburne at around 8:30 p.m., Sunday, May 2.
April 23 at 2 p.m., police assisted community outreach on a case at Green Street.
After years of disorder in the Charlotte zoning department, things got really confusing on Monday, April 26.
Town officials and residents of Charlotte are wrestling with ways to remember Marty Illick and Terrence Dinnan.
On Friday, April 16, the Champlain Valley School Board voted to hire Rene Sanchez as its next superintendent.
During his first full week on the job, new Hinesburg town manager Todd Odit had a meeting with Al Barber, the town’s fire chief, to discuss a controversial meme Barber shared on his Facebook page.
Hinesburg residents bundled up and took to the town’s neighborhoods and streets to participate in Vermont’s annual Green Up Day.
Missisquoi hit back-to-back-to-back home runs in the fifth inning to pull away for a run-shortened win over Champlain Valley on Saturday, May 1.
Young players from Shelburne, Charlotte and Hinesburg — members of the Shelburne Little League — celebrate their season’s kick off on Saturday, May 1.
Vermont National Guard has a new noise comment phone number for any noise-related complaints…
The next Charlotte Senior Center Wednesday lecture is “Live Free or Die in China” with Tao S…
Antique clocks … drones … Indigenous roots … poems from the wilderness … the Shelburne Count…
St. Jude’s Parish Hall, 10759 Route 16, Hinesburg, is hosting a blood drive for the American…
Join Angie Thomas, the author of “The Hate U Give,” in a free Zoom presentation for Vermont …
On certain afternoons, if I time it just right, I may spot a brown creeper (Certhia american…
Join one of the Hearts for Hunger walks during the month of May.
The photograph of two women on the dais sent a powerful message to all who were watching: women’s place is on the dais.
We are writing in reference to an April 14th article, “District hires new diversity director.” The reporter could have announced the hire of t…
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I write today with a heavy heart. Chief Al Barber’s Facebook Post of a homophobic meme places me and my family with a question about how our F…
We, represent cumulatively more than 9,500 employers with more than 200,000 employees implore you to conform with the federal treatment of for…
Thank you, Shelburne News, for writing about the importance of historical societies and the efforts of local communities to encourage younger …
Crossing the street shouldn’t mean risking your life. But for anyone biking, walking, or rolling in Burlington or South Burlington, the inters…
I was walking at the mouth of Shelburne’s LaPlatte River trying to imagine a scene from more than 200 years ago.
Since this is the fourth time I have seen my name printed in Shelburne News since July 2020, I thought I would take the time to fill in some g…
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