Grow herbs indoors to add flavor and fragrance to home
Winter weather may be on the wane, but it will still be a while before we can get outdoors…
Look for spring when primroses, or Primula, bloom
Among the many sought after signs of spring, a not so common one is the budding and blooming of…
Charlotte Central School restarts student newspaper
(Note: The Charlotte News is collaborating with some of David Baird’s Charlotte Central School students who have been writing…
Moments of student kindness highlighted by principal
This week in the Charlotte Central School newsletter, principal Tim O’Leary wrote about the small but powerful moments of…
McColgin defending the underdog, teaching meditation
David McColgin has spent his entire career representing criminal defendants. Convinced that our country sends too many people to…
Springing forward with Charlotte Food Shelf upgrade
The food shelf is happy to announce that Peter Fenn, owner of Fenn and Company, has volunteered to do…
University of Vermont Health Network Board lacks accountability
Vermont’s VTHC911 coalition is exploring the drivers behind Vermont’s soaring health-care costs. Newsletters to date have focused on the…
Much, including education funding, still unsettled in Legislature
We’re about halfway through the legislative session, and we still don’t have a solid plan for education funding. We’re…
Rhino Foods founder works to be state’s best employer
Considering the current administration’s targeting of refugees, Ted Castle, founder of Rhino Foods, came to the Men’s Breakfast at…
Letters to the Editor: March 20
Remember, without nature man will not survive To the Editor: It is no surprise that the environment here in…
Proposed cut to universal free school meals gets pushback from local food advocates
In the face of skyrocketing property taxes across the state, Gov. Phil Scott is looking for new ways to…
Two vital new books about Vermont and Vermonters
Two books that look at the past and future of Vermont through two different lenses have just hit bookstores….
Selectboard reorganization starts a bit disorganized
March 10 was the first regularly scheduled meeting of the Charlotte Selectboard after the election, and one of the…
Charlotte chooses to keep voice voting
Charlotte residents rejected two proposals to switch from in-person voting to a secret ballot at its annual town meeting…
Herlihy wins seat on selectboard in Tuesday voting
Of Charlotte’s 3,444 registered voters (as of this past November), 1,123, or 33 percent, voted in Tuesday’s Australian ballot…
Selectboard’s last meeting in current form
The selectboard’s meeting on Feb. 24 was a quiet affair. There was a minimum of contentious issues and not…
Charlotte votes to advocate for continuing support for Ukraine
Among other things that were passed at Saturday’s in-person town meeting was a resolution urging the United States to…
Not all the 365 food holidays inspire rush for ingredients
March 10Monday Munch11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Turkey stew with potatoes, carrots and mushrooms. Dessert to be announced. March 17St. Patrick’s Day11:30…
March brings diverse range of offerings to senior center
This month, the senior center offers a diverse range of new programming. For those concerned about falls, the center…
Even with snow on ground, library prepares for spring
The library is getting ready for spring with these events: Programs for kids Ramadan craftRamadan depends on the lunar…