The topsy-turvy world of planning and zoning in Charlotte got a little bit messier this week — even as it straightened out another muddle.
The Charlotte Selectboard meeting Monday night began with a procedural quirk.
Conflict of interest seems to be in the eye of the beholder, at least in Charlotte and the ongoing saga surrounding former zoning board member Ronda Moore.
The Charlotte Tractor Parade will go on at 1 p.m. this Sunday, Oct. 10, in East Charlotte for the 21st time, but in an abbreviated version.
Although a $35,000 fund established in 1953 to maintain four graves in Grandview Cemetery has grown to $725,000 over the years, the town can’t use any of that fund’s principal to help pay for …
It’s the end of an era as Charlotte Selectboard chair Matt Krasnow steps down from his leadership position, though he will remain on the board.
For now — and possibly forever — the Charlotte Family Health Center will remain in Shelburne. The doctors who own the practice suspended their four-year effort to build a new facility in West Charlotte village and will continue from offices in the Shelburne Green Business Park.
Clemmons Family Farm executive director Lydia Clemmons received the Con Hogan Award for creative, entrepreneurial community leadership from the the Vermont Community Foundation.
Stormwater flowing off Ferry Road onto private property has provoked an examination of what other infrastructure isn’t working properly in Charlotte.
Another appeal of the Charlotte Family Health Center’s new facility has been filed.
Partygoers garbed in appropriate 1920s-themed dress for the Thompsons Point Country Club 100th anniversary party on Saturday, Sept. 4.
Holden Bouteiller, 5, gets his face painted as the Will Patton Trio performs at the final Grange on the Green concert of the summer in Charlotte Sept. 9.
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To say that the world is Jacob Edgar’s oyster is truthy ... but not adequately accurate. From his home in Charlotte, the world is more truthfully Edgar’s fisherman’s platter.
Charlotte’s trustee of public funds came to the selectboard meeting on Aug. 23 with a short but fascinating story that only gets more curious with more digging.
The Charlotte Selectboard held its first public hearing on whether to change the town’s zoning board to a development review board and the discussion proved fervent.
A group of Charlotte residents has filed an appeal to stop the Charlotte Family Health Center’s new facility on Ferry Road.
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