Journey of service … from Navy waters to town leader
If you’re a resident of Charlotte, you’ve probably heard of Lane Morrison. He’s served on the school board and the selectboard, and currently is chair of the Charlotte Senior Center board. When…
Do you love working with numbers? The Charlotte News is looking for a business manager.
If you have a gift for working with numbers, you could really make a difference in our Charlotte community by…
Letter to the Editor: April 17
Governor Scott keeping promises, a new beginning for Vermont To the Editor: Governor Scott’s recent veto of the Budget Adjustment…
Spear Street reopens
More than eight months after last summer’s floods, Spear Street reopened to traffic on April 6. Last year, the remnants…
Charlotte charter, education bill and saving democracy
It’s a weird time in the State House. We’re making all these laws and working on a budget and honestly,…
Funding cuts and uncertainty, but community steps up
Though the Charlotte Food Shelf relies heavily on donations from the Charlotte community, it also completes a large monthly order…
Shelburne Farms hopes ‘biochar’ eases methane emissions
Shelburne Farms is experimenting with a charcoal-like material known as biochar in its dairy operations as part of reaching a…
Cold rain but protests persist in Shelburne, and across U.S.
On Saturday, April 5, both sides of Shelburne Road were lined with around 500 protesters from Church Street to Harbor…
Community Roundup: April 17
4-H seeks teens for new outdoor recreation program The University of Vermont Extension 4-H is launching a new program for…
