Letters to the editor: Aug. 8
Charlotters voice their opinions on local topics.
Letters to the Editor: July 25
Community voices on current events
Around town: July 11
Charlotte’s conserved lands AND More feedback on town employees unionizing
Need to do better at implementing Charlotte town plan
Assembling our town plan took an enormous investment of time and talent from volunteers, town employees, consultants, the planning commission and selectboard.
‘Improved’ common level of appraisal won’t change taxes
The 1973 oil embargo prompted many energy-saving ideas — real and imaginary.
Letters to the Editor: May 2
Locals share their options on a variety of topics.
Letters to the Editor: April 18
Charlotters express their opinions on various topics.
Letters to the Ediotor: March 21
Lectio Divina Series at Charlotte Congregational Church and Remain alert to what Trump says and the threat he poses
Master gardening program spreads good gardening ideas
When I started my professional career 45 years ago, it was in rural upstate New York as a cooperative extension agent in community resource development. Along with my fellow extension agents in agriculture, horticulture and home economics, we
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 8
Charlotters express their opinions on local topics.
The 14th Amendment and Vermont’s Thaddeus Stevens
Now is the time to bring forward Vermont-reared Thaddeus Stevens — Lincoln’s sidebar Civil War strategist who stridently pressed the president to first: emancipate the slaves; and once freed: to arm them.
It’s a great time to support your lake association
Did you visit one of Vermont’s many lakes this summer?
Town Manager: Pro & Con
Yes to town manager switch OR Administrator system seems to work for selectboard
Letter to the Editor: Economic justice is civil liberties issue
The Fair Share for Vermont campaign is calling for Vermont’s wealthiest residents to pay their fair share in taxes so we can build a better state for all of us.
Commentary: Consider whether Charlotte has proper governing structure
On March 5, 2024, Charlotters will take to the polls to make an important, informed decision about the future: whether or not to switch to a town manager from a town administrator.
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 14
Banned books, end sale of flavored tobacco and It’s time for the wealthiest to pay their fair share in taxes
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).