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Photo by Alicia Wolfram Three people from Charlotte standing up for democracy in the ballot booth. Voters reject selectboard’s town budget Of the 3,329 registered voters in Charlotte, 29 percent voted. READ MORE →
If any heffalulmps were to be found in the 100-Acre Wood, quietly peering from behind budding crabapple trees, visitors to the 2023 Vermont Flower Show might have caught a glimpse....
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Feeling a bit of cabin fever these days now that winter weather has arrived? Looking for some inspiration for travel?...
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As we look forward to spring, we also note that the pandemic hunger relief program is coming to an end. Nationally, starting in March, $3 billion in monthly food stamp...
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We’re on town meeting break this week from the State House. These last couple months have been complete intellectual chaos, but I’m enjoying every second of it. This seems like...
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Forests are dynamic communities, defined and enriched by change. As forests change, they tend to follow a pattern called succession: a series of developmental stages, each of which follows, or...
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In April 2021, Todd Odit became the first town manager in Hinesburg’s history. This change from a town administrator was approved by a town vote at town meeting in March...
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Our deepest condolences to his entire family. May he have a peaceful journey into his next life....
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College costs continue to rise. In the past month, Georgetown University announced that this fall’s tuition will increase 4.9 percent to $64,896....
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Of the 3,329 registered voters in Charlotte, 29 percent voted....
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On Friday, Feb. 24, Charlotte Central School participated in its first spelling bee since 2019....
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Salt can be a great asset in the winter for deicing roads and walkways. Salt prevents ice from forming by lowering the freezing point of water, creating safer surfaces for...
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