Town seeks volunteers
New volunteers will have a chance to join Charlotte’s various municipal committees and commissions this spring. According to a…
Selectboard reorganization starts a bit disorganized
March 10 was the first regularly scheduled meeting of the Charlotte Selectboard after the election, and one of the…
Selectboard reorganization starts a bit disorganized
March 10 was the first regularly scheduled meeting of the Charlotte Selectboard after the election, and one of the…
Selectboard’s last meeting in current form
The selectboard’s meeting on Feb. 24 was a quiet affair. There was a minimum of contentious issues and not…
Charlotte Selectboard holds last meeting in current configuration
The selectboard’s meeting on Feb. 24 was a quiet affair. There was a minimum of contentious issues and not…
Selectboard proposes budget with small spending increase
Both the Charlotte Selectboard and the Champlain Valley School District board have worked to propose budgets with very small…
Devine and Herlihy contend for two-year selectboard seat
Krohn runs for three-year seat unopposed since Faulkner not running for reelection As Town Meeting Day approaches on March…
Charlotte Selectboard endorses Declaration of Inclusion
And then there were 160. On Monday night, Jan. 13, Charlotte joined 159 of Vermont’s towns in endorsing the…
Recreation committee wants new bathhouse
The Charlotte Recreation Committee has developed a plan to build a new bathhouse and pavilion for the town beach….
Push still on for inclusion declaration addition to ballot
Despite at least one board member’s disappointment, the inclusion declaration working group was disbanded after the selectboard’s Dec. 16…
Work begins on Spear Street
The Charlotte Selectboard announced that repairs on Spear Street, impassable since July’s flooding, would begin on Dec. 3. “We…
Long Ferry Road speed-limit discussion; 25 mph remains
Reducing the speed limit on the hill on Ferry Road from Greenbush Road to the train tracks was back…
After long Ferry Road speed-limit discussion, 25 mph remains in effect
Reducing the speed limit on the hill on Ferry Road from Greenbush Road to the train tracks was back on the agenda for the Charlotte Selectboard at its Monday’s meeting, and once again it proved to be a long, controversial discussion.
Speed limit reduction proves contentious
Another Tuesday election and another Monday night selectboard meeting in the Charlotte Library. The Nov. 4 meeting was moved…
State officials tout innovative garage solar power funding
On Monday, at the Charlotte Town Garage, the Vermont Bond Bank announced it had received $40 million for zero-interest funding from the federal government to help municipalities and school districts with low-interest loans for projects addressing climate change.
Charlotte employee union becomes official
On Oct. 11, the Vermont Labor Relations Board certified a new union consisting of 10 employees of the town of Charlotte, based on a secret-ballot election conducted on Sept. 25.
Selectboard pauses to celebrate town administrator’s first year
(This story has been corrected. The date of the selectboard meeting it covers was Oct. 7) The members of…
Future of proposed senior center crosswalk looks bright
Much of the talk at selectboard meetings is about town expenses and where funds will come from, but the Monday, Sept. 23, began with news of a different sort, news
Selectboard votes for culverts to fix Spear Street flood damage
Replacing the Spear Street bridge over Muddy Hollow Brook is proving to be at least as difficult, expensive and time consuming as was predicted immediately after Hurricane Beryl washed it away in early July — if not more so.
Selectboard votes to fix Spear Street flood damage with culverts instead of bridge
Replacing the Spear Street bridge over Muddy Hollow Brook is proving to be at least as difficult, expensive and time consuming as predicted immediately after Hurricane Beryl washed it away in early July — if not more so.