Progress on fiber-optic cable steady but slow
In January 2022 the Charlotte Selectboard voted to appropriate around $44,000 to ensure that the town was a priority among towns in getting fiber-optic broadband cable to its underserved areas.
Around Town: July 25
Condolences and Congratulations to local Charlotters
Grilling and chilling
Photos from The Charlotte Town Party 2024
Charlotte facing huge bills for storm-damaged road repairs
Charlotte residents can be forgiven if they have been sleeping with one eye open and a hand on their wallets for the last week or so.
Charlotte roads impacted by flooding
Initial reports are that Charlotte had received almost 6 inches of rain from Tropical Storm Beryl by Thursday morning.
Around town: July 11
Congratulations and Condolences to Charlotters.
Charlotte Town Beach closed because of cyanobacteria blooms
Charlotte Town Beach manager Jennifer Lawson released a notice on social media that the Charlotte Town Beach was closed as of Tuesday afternoon, July 2.
Summertime and Grange events are jumpin’
Summer is here, and Charlotte Grange has lots of family-friendly events planned both around town and based at our historic Grange Hall at 2858 Spear Street in East Charlotte Village.
Charlotte hires new director for recreation department
On Monday, June 17, the Charlotte Selectboard held a special meeting which had been planned to be just 45 minutes. The majority of the meeting consisted of two executive sessions.
Summertime and Grange events are jumpin’
Summer is here, and Charlotte Grange has lots of family-friendly events planned both around town and based at our historic Grange Hall at 2858 Spear Street in East Charlotte Village.
Charlotte town employees look to unionize
Municipal employees in Charlotte may soon have a union. A publicly posted petition at the town hall proposes a new collective bargaining unit consisting of 10 “non-management/non-supervisory” workers, represented by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.
Vermont’s biggest garage sale?
To say Wake Robin’s Red Tag Sale has grown by leaps and bounds over the 25-something years it’s been held is misleading. It has grown by monstrous vaults and gargantuan gambols.
Senior center plant sale a blooming success
Those in the know are aware that the early bird gets the best selection at the Charlotte Senior Center’s annual plant sale.
Around Town: May 30
Congratulations and Condolences to Charlotters.
Many volunteer to green up Charlotte for 54th time
Trash talk on a basketball court is way different than trash talk on Green Up Day.
Charlotte gets greened up for a 54th time
Trash talk on a basketball court is way different than trash talk on Green Up Day.
Opportunities abound for your vision for town’s future
Since January, Charlotte residents have been asked in a variety of forums and different ways how they would like Charlotte’s two villages to develop.
New members vital to Grange’s continuing success
The Charlotte Grange is one of 2,000 community Granges across 41 states, including 18 in Vermont, that are part of the National Grange. Total membership is currently about 80,000 members.
Charlotte Earth Day
Charlotte celebrated a day of Earth Day last Saturday, April 27, at the Charlotte Library.
Glimpses of area eclipse gazing
The Charlotte Selectboard had had a long discussion about how to deal with a huge crowd at the town beach to view the eclipse before the event.