Letters to the Editor: Nov. 30
The corruption of freedom
Commentary: Parking and the state of uncivil discourse
On a sunny August Friday morning, I stopped in at Burlington’s Willow Bakery for a bagel and coffee.
Commentary: Charlotte Development Review Board — two years in
In November 2021, the selectboard approved the formation of a development review board. This change delegated all development applications, conditional-use permits, site plans, variances
Letter to the Editor: Old memories of hard winters and soft drinks at Old Brick Store
Our house was in Shelburne but the sheep barn was in Charlotte. My best friends and fellow hockey players all lived in Charlotte (when the Charlotte skating rink was on the east side of Greenbush Rd. on the north side of the village).
New Charlotte trail section open
The Charlotte Trails Committee is pleased to announce the completion of a new section of trail.
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 2
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VT students need better access to period products in school
As a high school senior, I understand the many challenges that being a girl in high school holds.
Old building might usher in the future of East Charlotte
If you want to meet someone who is bullish about the future of East Charlotte, look no further than Jon Maguire.
Letters to the Editor: Sept. 21
Local residents speak on topics of their concern.
Letters to the Editor: Sept. 7, 2023
Charlotters talk about: Short-term rentals, Town manager and Listening to Vermont youth
Commentary: Town manager petition not threat, but tool to involve voters
Delaney described the change to a town manager as “huge and unknown” and stated the discussions of such a change since March as “a clumsy argument — and sometimes a sly one — about that change and our path to a strong future.
Letters to the editor
Letters: Bring your backgammon board, online tax filing and short-term rental ordinance
Community Roundup
Announcements from local organizations.
Let legislators know how you feel about Farm Bill
The Farm Bill is a massive omnibus bill which sets policy and funding levels for a wide range of programs under the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Commentary: Make haste slowly before changing to a town manager
Robert Frost was a farming Vermonter, and one of our country’s best known and beloved poets.
Letters to the Editor: July 27, 2023
Local Charlloters express their opinions
Commentary: Selectboard meeting demonstrates need for town manager
At the outset of the June 26 selectboard meeting, the selectboard agreed to chair Jim Faulkner’s request to change the agenda by adding an update concerning the transition of the Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service to a municipal department.
Commentary: Children’s center and church working to expand childcare facilities
For many years, Charlotte Children’s Center and Charlotte Congregational Church have partnered to provide childcare and pre-school
Commentary: Canadian smoke indicates need for climate action
Anyone who has been outdoors during the past week is well aware of the wildfires burning in Quebec and Nova Scotia.
Commentary: Invest in farms, food and infrastructure for a healthy Vermont
As spring comes to the Green Mountains, shades of green slowly paint the contours of our rolling hills, valleys, and farm fields.