Posts filed under: Around Town
The Charlotte Energy Committee (CEC) is excited to announce its new website. The new site breaks down a vast amount of information into easy sections, using photos and charts for...
Every summer the Charlotte Land Trust posts red “This Land is Conserved Forever” signs around almost all of the conserved land in Charlotte....
Renowned aerialist and choreographer Pamela Donohoo headlined Juneteenth festivities at the Clemmons Family Farm on June 21....
Neighbors Carrie Spear and Richard Tenney are attempting to reach an out-of-court agreement in their septic tank/well dispute....
Following open deliberations at its June 9 regular meeting, the ZBA approved John and Erika Bearman’s April 23 conditional use application for a stabilizing seawall on their property at 1576...
The Zoning Board of Adjustment is still working on its new rules and procedures....
Congratulations, Sympathies and Obituaries to Charlotter's...
Last fall, Laurie Thompson from the Charlotte Trails Committee contacted me about doing a mural in the underpass beneath Route 7 in the section of the Town Link Trail between Mt....
The Friends of the Lyceum Schoolhouse proudly announce their commitment to supporting the restoration of the historic Lyceum Schoolhouse, now the home of the Charlotte Grange....
All is not well between neighbors Carrie Spear and Rick Tenney. On March 9, lawyers for Carrie Spear and co-Appellants Michael Spear and 2877 Spear Street Associates, LLC, filed a...
Phase 1 of construction began at Charlotte Central School this month to repair age-related and other damage to the building’s exterior. The school will also undergo improvements to its ventilation...
At a Special Selectboard Meeting on May 27, board members discussed continuing efforts to hire a planning and zoning assistant for the town....
Congratulations Ava Rohrbaugh, Quinn Sunderland, Rose Lord and Annika Gruber and Obituary for Daniel O Moran...
Zoning Administrator Wendy Pelletier had only just settled into her new role when she faced what she called her biggest job challenge so far: side effects from her second COVID-19...
Do you know which plants threaten the Charlotte landscape? Do you feel that Charlotte is doing enough to protect, improve and/or conserve our landscape?
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La Vie en Rose, film by Natalie Stulz. Congratulations to Ava Rohbraugh and Rose Lord. Sympathies to Theresa Hayden, Kristina Oxholm and Sandra B. Lewis
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As a reporter for the Charlotte News, I am learning to keep on the lookout for the next big scoop that will propel my career forward. I thought I had...
Charlotte residents are weighing in on what the town should do with about $370,000 of COVID-19 relief money, which was allocated to the town by the federal government as part...