The halls of Proctor’s Wilson Castle are alive … with paranormal investigators
If the assembly of tents outside Wilson Castle on a mid-October night was any indicator, the old brick mansion’s reputation for being haunted is not without merit.
If the assembly of tents outside Wilson Castle on a mid-October night was any indicator, the old brick mansion’s reputation for being haunted is not without merit.
As part of our year-end fundraising campaign, I invite you to make a Gift of Gratitude.
When you make your gift and recognize someone who makes a difference in your life — or in the Charlotte community — we will publicly acknowledge this person in the Dec. 12 newspaper.
Reducing the speed limit on the hill on Ferry Road from Greenbush Road to the train tracks was back on the agenda for the Charlotte Selectboard at its Monday’s meeting, and once again it proved to be a long, controversial discussion.
Did you know that the world’s most expensive spice comes from a type of crocus? It’s true. Saffron is derived from Crocus sativus, commonly known as the “saffron crocus.”
There is no doubt that the trajectory of our country has changed in the past month. Based on the recent election and signals from the incoming Trump administration, the reversal of our nation’s approach to climate change will have significant implications not only nationally, but locally and globally.
The football field was covered in water, and the rain was coming down in buckets. The field had been…
A large crowd and a half-moon showed up for the state Division 1 title game in St. Johnsbury on Saturday night, which CVU won 41-14.
We approach the holiday season with much to be thankful for. Above all, we’re deeply grateful to you, our…
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Another Tuesday election and another Monday night selectboard meeting in the Charlotte Library. The Nov. 4 meeting was moved…
As Nancy Wood watched the almost block-long cluster of vessels float before her earlier this month, she recalls, all she could think was: “It was the biggest thing I had ever seen on the lake.”
On Monday, at the Charlotte Town Garage, the Vermont Bond Bank announced it had received $40 million for zero-interest funding from the federal government to help municipalities and school districts with low-interest loans for projects addressing climate change.
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The Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services has hired Jamie Valyou as its new director of emergency services. In this role, he will have overall operational responsibility for all aspects of Charlotte’s fire and emergency medical services.
Fall foliage color has peaked, and leaves are falling. Temperatures are dropping, and it’s time to put the garden to bed. It is also a perfect opportunity to prepare for spring. What you do this fall can provide big benefits when the garden wakes up next year.
Lewis Creek Association has nearly completed the conversion of a playing field behind the United Church of Hinesburg back to a wetland.
Near where the Missisquoi River meets Lake Champlain sits a large grassland where open fields meld with shallows and long grass peeks out of the water as far as the eye can see. On a Sunday in September, as the grass hissed in the wind, a small group pieced together tarps and tents there for the nights to come.
After beating the Burlington-South Burlington Seawolves 33-0 this past Friday, the Champlain Valley Union High football team finished the regular season unblemished by any losses.
Although the October tractor parade is an iconic Charlotte event, it was enjoyed this past Sunday by newcomers to town, people from other Vermont towns and from other states.
On Oct. 11, the Vermont Labor Relations Board certified a new union consisting of 10 employees of the town of Charlotte, based on a secret-ballot election conducted on Sept. 25.