Charlotte voters approved two ballot items during Tuesday’s special election.
A point of contention during Charlotte’s last budget season has been put to rest as the selectboard confirmed Monday night that Town Meeting Day will be back in person this year — the first ti…
Charlotte’s planning commission is receiving some outside help from a Randolph-based consulting firm for a hefty two-year village planning project set to take shape this fall.
“Life is too short, so don’t sweat the small stuff.”
Some Charlotte residents have expressed concern over short-term rentals — like those found on Airbnb and VRBO — and are urging the selectboard to regulate them.
Charlotte residents will vote on new land use regulations regarding cannabis and the purchase of solar energy equipment for the new town garage at a special town meeting just one month away.
Charlotte’s new town administrator is set to take the reins Oct. 2, an undertaking he said he has been preparing for most of his life.
The Charlotte Selectboard has officially approved a deal that overrules its own development review board, which had earlier denied a major revamp to a property on Thompson’s Point — a decision…
Following a nearly three-month search for a new town administrator, the selectboard has hired Nathaniel Bareham.
The years-long battle over noise complaints at the Laberge Shooting Range, a private, open-air shooting range located on a 287-acre family farm on Lime Kiln Road, has again resurfaced in Charl…
Dozens of Charlotte residents met in the Charlotte library Saturday to hear daring stories of overseas adventures from war correspondent and author Anjan Sundaram as he discussed his newest bo…
At a special meeting Tuesday night, the Charlotte Selectboard set the official tax rate this year at a slightly lower rate than what residents were expecting on Town Meeting Day.
During final interviews for a town administrator in Charlotte, four members of the selectboard have officially voted against the idea of moving to a town manager form of government — a looming…
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“I don’t really half-ass anything and I don’t think my team does either,” Era MacDonald, owner and operator of Merrymac Farm Sanctuary, said as she leaned against a pile of hay, her warm voice…
Residents seeking to move to a town manager form of government in Charlotte are forging ahead even after learning that state statute requires a town manager to also be the town’s road commissi…
Charlotte’s cannabis regulations — which have been over a year in the making — are set to go before the selectboard at a public hearing on Aug. 14.
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