Charlotte fire and rescue prepared for troubled waters — and more
With more than three weeks of summer still left, the Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue boat has already been called out for 12 incidents.
Volunteers test Vermont waters to see if they’re safe
Every Wednesday morning volunteers around Springfield venture to a local waterbody and dip their sampling cups.
What seniors need to know about changes to Medicare Part D
Congress recently made a number of changes to Medicare’s “Part D” prescription drug benefit.
Climate change could return us to the pre-antibiotic era
The extreme heat that recently blanketed the United States is a clear sign of climate change. But rising temperatures are fueling more than just hotter summers.
Raising backyard chicks this spring? Know the health risks
As more people start raising their own backyard chickens — whether to enjoy the ultimate in local eggs, or…
Charlotte Recreation: Spring Programs
Spring programs for adults and children.
We can do something about Vermont’s health care crisis
Legislative leadership has already laid out their agenda for this session.
Humble Superstar
Janssen-Heininger and group from Charlotte taking giant steps in treatment of cancer.
Stick season presents a perfect time for walks
Nevermind that it’s cold and dark and mid-rifle season, it’s time to get outdoors.
Change during COVID , saving energy during winter and a café with all the fixings
As the reality of the pandemic hit, Sustainable Charlotte (formerly Transition Town Charlotte) members began a journey of change.
International expert on suicide prevention to address symposium
An internationally known expert in suicide prevention will be the keynote speaker at the Vermont Suicide Prevention Center’s suicide prevention symposium.
Teens have a chance to become HEROES
Teens with an interest in mental health and wellbeing may apply to become a teen health and wellness ambassador.
Letters to the Editor – May 5, 2022
Overdose prevention sites don’t work and Yantachka running for reelection as representative.
Ease into spring activity safely
Warmer weather is beginning to gradually creep into the Champlain Valley, and with it comes the natural desire for us to get outside and become more physically active.
Later in life is not too late to begin regular exercise
Staying active benefits our health in more ways than one, but why does it continue to be an important lifestyle choice as we get older?
A shoulder to lean on
Better posture and a few exercises go a long way
Benefits of exercise for people with arthritis
The most common form of arthritis is osteoarthritis (OA), also known as degenerative joint disease (DJD), impacting over 32…
Letter to the Editor – December 16, 2021
Selectboard passed a masking regulation for Charlotte’s town buildings
How much exercise do I need?
We are often told that “exercise is good for you” and to “make sure you are getting enough exercise.” But what exactly does this mean?
Why go to a Physical Therapist?
Why should I go to physical therapy? Why did my Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant or Doctor send me to Physical Therapy?