Crangold Kennels in Charlotte is owned by Kathleen and Daniel Kehoe. The two grew up in South Burlington and started married life owning a duplex home in Shelburne. After five...
Food for the mind as well as the body An anonymous gift of several hundred books to the Friends of the Charlotte Library for distribution by the Charlotte Food Shelf...
The recent legal battles and evictions of leaseholders on Malletts Bay in Colchester have some Charlotte citizens asking if similar events could unfold in their own town. Like the Colchester...
A dozen volunteers, members of Vermont Old Cemetery Association (VOCA), attended a graveyard restoration project on Saturday, May 20, at the West Burying Ground on Greenbush Road. The purpose of...
The seven properties of Lane’s Lane stand apart from the nearly 200 camps hemming the shoreline of Thompson’s Point. Though they’re readily accessible above ground, below is a different story,...
Sammy is a strong, active hound who lives up to the breed characteristics– and then some! He likes to chase, run and follow his nose. Sammy gets along with other...
The Town of Charlotte and one of its property owners remain divided over the fate of two lots on Flat Rock Road on Thompson’s Point. Or is it one lot?...
Get to know your local screen printer. Evan Webster Ink, at 120 Graham Way in the Shelburne Green business park, is opening its doors to the public from 4:30 to...
Charlotters Nate Carr of Church Hill Landscapes and Steven Wisbaum of Eco-Equipment Supply have recently become part of the high-performance electric lawnmower revolution. “My new business was created to serve...
Molly King works to preserve Charlotte family history Why would a woman who lives in Colchester spend most of her days in Charlotte? Enquiring minds wanted to know, so The...
The Town of Charlotte is providing a notice of availability of a five-year lease (for the mowing seasons of 2017—2021) to mow and bale approximately 50.4 acres on Thompson’s Point,...
For immediate release The Campaign marks the sixth Vermont Small Business Offering on Milk Money’s Vermont-only platform, giving Vermonters the opportunity to discover and invest in local businesses. Milk Money...
When Kate Bowen founded her company Petit Peony in Charlotte a few years ago she never dreamed she would be asked to join Ivanka Trump’s “Women Who Work” fall campaign....
The Charlotte Selectboard met three times in late January to fine-tune the town budget and official warning for Town Meeting. Selectman Krasnow made a strong case for a separate warned...
The invitation to invest in Vermont Hay marks Milk Money’s fifth campaign, giving Vermonters yet another opportunity to discover and support local businesses. Charlotte’s Milk Money is an equity crowdfunding...