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Shelburne native and CVU sophomore Elise Berger has been attracting a lot of national attention for her prodigious baseball skills....
Hundreds of Charlotters volunteer in many different capacities for a diverse range of organizations in town and beyond. We all benefit from their generosity, which helps make the town of...
Discarded Christmas trees are usually a sad punctuation mark to the holiday season. Not, however, at Flower Gap Farm, a small artisanal operation that sells raw goat milk products on...
Hundreds of Charlotters volunteer in many different capacities for a diverse range of organizations in town and beyond. We all benefit from their generosity, which helps make the town of...
This fun and energetic group of young ladies from Troop 30066 will be out and about selling Girl Scout Cookies throughout the month of January....
One of the most ambitious endeavors in Vermont agriculture, the redevelopment of the iconic Nordic Farms on Route 7 in Charlotte, took several defining steps forward this week....
Stuart Robinson of Charlotte has built and donated a “little free library” for East Charlotte....
Charlotte Girl Scout Troop 30066 is continuing to dedicate their time to helping spread a little holiday cheer this month....
In 2012, Rebecca Foster held a celebration for the completion of a community solar project at Ten Stones where she resided. That’s when Suzy Hodgson, who was serving as chair...
Whatever your budget, you can find unique and beautiful gifts for loved ones of all ages...
The Board of the Charlotte Senior Center is excited to announce that Lori York will be our new Senior Center Director as of December 20. Lori’s warmth and outgoing personality,...
Figuratively speaking, farmers have always had to “make hay while the sun shines.” But when growing hay really is your business, the old adage has special resonance....
Ten-year-old Franklin Donegan got his first deer this season. ...
My parents weren’t shopping types. Food and necessities was one thing, but walking in and out of stores for fun with no particular goal in mind was not on their...
Nancy Winship Milliken is making up for lost time. After graduating from UVM in the 1980s, she worked in the health care field. But at the age of 46 she...
We hope you have enjoyed watching the library’s new gardens come to life this spring and summer and stay interesting even as they begin to shut down for the winter....
The Charlotte Hand-Me-Downs project builds on the long-standing tradition of winter clothing provision by the Charlotte Food Shelf. ...
This is a first in a series of articles by Peter Demick, who is in the process of refurbishing an old barn...
Charlotte Girl Scout Troop 30066 held their annual bridging ceremony on Monday, November 15....