Loaded with generosity
The Charlotte Congregational Church held a Stuff the Truck event on Saturday, Aug. 19
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Changing Uganda children’s lives and their own
Peter Brady’s first trip to Africa was in 2007 to see his daughter who was in Kenya at the time. Little did he know that he and his wife Colleen would be making annual trips to the continent for years to come.
Shelburne Museum drops architect after sexual misconduct allegations
Because of allegations of sexual harassment charges against the architect Shelburne Museum had chosen to design its new building to house its collection of Native American art, the museum has severed its relationship with David Adjaye and his firm.
This week in photos: June 29, 2023
Photos from Charlotte: Juneteenth, Ash Tree-tment and a local Tree Hugger
Meet some of Charlotte’s volunteers
Some years ago, when I was a member of the town’s energy committee, I accepted an invitation from the selectboard for pizza and refreshments at town hall.
At Tacos Doña Alejandra, a migrant cooks up community
When Alejandra Perez arrived from Mexico in Vermont 14 years ago, she found it difficult to engage with her new community.
Honoring our legacy
Memorial Day in Grandview Cemetery
Christy and Knut Feiker: Sharing the flower power
Christy Feiker came home from a business trip to North Carolina with tales of a flower farm she had seen there.
Peace Corps experience changed lives
They came from all over the United States and were going to live in a foreign country for two years where most of them didn’t speak any of its languages.
Finding common musical ground with many art forms
It’s not unusual for a musician to collaborate with other musicians on projects, but Damon Ferrante casts a much wider net for the partnerships he forms through his business, Steeplechase Arts.
Community Roundup: May 18, 2023
Green Drinks Night at Backyard Bistro and Junapr named to, best workplaces list
Racing up Mount Philo, an offseason revenue stream
About 50-70 people were standing around talking in the comfortably chill evening air at the top of Mount Philo on Friday, May 5, about the Hillclimber race that weekend.
Museum plans 40th building for Native American art
Although the Shelburne Museum has been focused on a new building to house Native American art for four years,…
Charlotter helps L.A. Times win a Pulitzer Prize
Smith may live in Los Angeles and work for the Los Angeles Times, but she grew up in Charlotte and considers it her hometown.
Kathy T. Luce: Helping others find their homes
Kathy Luce has a passion for helping others find affordable housing. She does it for a living as vice president and board member of Maloney Properties, a Boston-based company, and as a director of the board of the Champlain Housing Trust.
Petition for town manager switch on hiatus
The group pushing Charlotte to switch to a town manager form of municipal government has put its petition on hold for the time being.
Earthkeep Farmcommon searches for visionary buyer
A visionary Charlotte farming venture that has drawn attention as a way Vermont might rehab agriculture off the bench and back into the economy’s starting lineup has come to a critical juncture.
Community Roundup: April 20, 2023
Local organization announce upcoming events.
Historic Charlotte Grange Hall reopening in summer
After many months of being closed to public events due to not only COVID precautions but also some needed building repairs.