Some people watch reruns of the Gilmore Girls. Some people watch meetings of their local government bodies.
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.
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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.
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As the news of a new, highly contagious virus swept through the nation, changing life, it became abundantly clear that caregivers, sewers and tailors, cooks, cleaners and many others with uniq…
After almost two years as editor of The Charlotte News, Chea Waters Evans resigned March 8. Evans said she wasn’t fired or pushed out, but felt unclear about what the publisher’s and board of …
Lewis Mudge, the newest member of the Charlotte Selectboard, thinks lessons can be learned from the defeat of Town Meeting Day ballot articles 6 and 7.
More than two-thirds of voters on Town Meeting Day opposed changing Charlotte’s town plan and allowing for potential development.
Charlotte voters defeated amendments to the town plan and land use regulations intended to increase commercial development in East Charlotte large margins.
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Town Meeting Day a well-attended, paragon of participatory democracy in Vermont, has suffered this year because of COVID-19 bans on gathering — but was the tradition headed out before the pandemic?
Debate over two articles on the Charlotte ballot for Town Meeting Day has become heated, with allegations of yard signs being taken down and voters being intimidated.
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Voting this year will only be done by Australian, or secret, ballot in Charlotte.
Voters will decide the future of East Charlotte Village’s commercial district during Town Meeting Day.
After years of missing out on watching the leaves change at her Charlotte horse farm, Bonnie Sogoloff will have the chance to enjoy them now.
This year, Charlotte’s Town Meeting Day will not include a town meeting. The town has followed the suit of other municipalities statewide in order to help voters stay safe.
Less than two years after he was hired as Charlotte’s zoning administrator, Daniel Morgan has resigned.
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