Greenbush Road: The Halloween happening place in Charlotte
Greenbush Road has been a destination spot for trick or treating for some time, but this year the neighborhood is really bringing its ghosting-or-gifting game.
Greenbush Road has been a destination spot for trick or treating for some time, but this year the neighborhood is really bringing its ghosting-or-gifting game.
Recreation in Charlotte got tossed a curveball when recreation commission chair Bill Frasier-Harris resigned on Sept. 22.
Condolences and congratulations to Charlotters
The Charlotte Energy Committee is continuing the Charlotte Weatherization Project this year to connect low-to-moderate income
Volunteers cleaned and painted the Quinlan schoolhouse.
Around 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 10, the Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services were called to a boat burning in Lake Champlain off Point Bay Marina in Town Farm Bay.
As the reality of the pandemic hit, Sustainable Charlotte (formerly Transition Town Charlotte) members began a journey of change.
Some drivers ignore the sign and follow their GPS.
Announcements about area Charlotters and their accomplishments.
Condolences to the family of Genevieve “Gert” Lotz and Congratulations to Alicia Cooper of Charlotte.
Small but enthusiastic group celebrates in Charlotte
More than 200 people attended the Town Beach Party. Here are some highlights from the event.
A good Samaritan has stepped up to help Charlotte’s dearly departed continue to rest in peace.
The Charlotte Conservation Commission has two open seats.
Congratulations and sympathies to Charlotters.
A suspicious birdhouse shut down the train through Charlotte for about two hours on Monday.
Congratulations to Charlotte graduates and condolences to the family of Jane McCullough.
18 responders helped evacuate a 70-year-old woman who fell and injured her leg hiking on Mt. Philo.
At least 40 people participated in the inaugural Memorial Day celebration on the Charlotte Town Green.
The grassy area in the center of Charlotte Village, bordered by shade trees, town hall, Quinlan School and Charlotte Library is an attractive and welcoming public space.