Less than two years after he was hired as Charlotte’s zoning administrator, Daniel Morgan has resigned.
For about nine years, until last March when the pandemic shutdown in-school instruction, Essex, New York, town supervisor Ken Hughes’ children used the ferry to get to Lake Champlain Waldorf School.
When Wade Maki sent this photo of a Charlotte tractor decked out for the season, he quoted John Denver: “Thank god I’m a country boy.” We hope everyone has a safe, happy and bright holiday.
Next time you go out for milk or bread, take a second to help shape the future of Charlotte. Surveys intended to gauge interest in creating a community center — and what it should include— are being distributed.
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A resilience survey that caused confusion at a selectboard meeting last month is now on the town’s website, ready for community members to respond.
A proposed solar array has heated up controversy in Charlotte.
Justice of the peace and board of civil authority member Michael Krasnow had a busy Nov. 3 in Charlotte.
Watching it go into the machine
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At one time, people used to gather for indoor recreation.
Michael “Mike” Yantachka, Democrat, Charlotte, will continue to serve in the Vermont House of Representatives.
More than 130 runners participated in the Charlotte Covered Bridge 5k, 10k and Half Marathon on Saturday, Sept. 12, including a runner who identified themself as La Mujer Maravilla Peluda (The…
Food trucks at one point filled the Charlotte Crossings parking lot.
The Charlotte Public Library has come up with an opportunity to provide patrons with exercise and socially distant socializing opportunities.
A paramedic from Charlotte has decided to embrace her nerdy side – and turn it into a business.
A strong connection and love of farming has always been second nature to Nikolai Pughe of Charlotte.
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