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All in Community
Zachary Manganello’s year-long campaign to erect two ham radio towers — and his dispute with neighbors who oppose the structures — will continue at least into December.
It may be a good 15 miles away as the crow flies, but the hills from Duxbury to Stowe have been alive recently with the sounds of – mortar fire.
On Nov. 15, the Burg Buck program ends, so spend your Burg Bucks before that day. About $8,000 in Burg Bucks are ready for town spending. Volunteers handed out 800, $10 Burg Buck coupons to more than 350 Hinesburg families.
The University Mall in South Burlington has felt the pressure of bankruptcies and store closures — long-running issues for malls across America.
Geprags Park has closed off a portion of the park from dogs in order to protect habitat of ground-nesting birds.
His father worked on Apollo 11 in Guam. His sister is a science educator and geologist. His great, great grandfather fought in the Civil War. And his great, great, great grandfather helped build one of the earliest Black communities in Vermont, on Lincoln Hill Road in Hinesburg.
While most of the Halloween activity in Waterbury is usually downtown in the village, there’s one quiet, spooky corner of Waterbury Center that’s a hidden treat for those brave enough to ignore the tricks their imaginations and the darkness might play to keep them from investigating.
Zachary Manganello is a lawyer by day, but in his off hours he’s a passionate amateur radio operator. To support his hobby, he hopes to erect two radio towers in his backyard off Dorset Street — towers he describes as modest in height compared to others you might see around the world.
A book on early Black settlers in Hinesburg has been given a second life with a reprint by the Vermont Historical Society.
With the fall season in full swing and the leaves turning from green to gold, local residents have been gathering the fruits of nearby apple orchards -- in modified ways given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
