A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
Several members of the Champlain Valley School District community, mainly high school faculty, opposed keeping a relatively new school resource officer position during a school board meeting Tuesday Nov. 17.
Charlotte parents have raised concerns that their children are getting an inequitable amount of live instruction time compared to other schools in the district, echoing concerns Hinesburg parents previously raised to school officials.
The pandemic has brought an increase in demand for food assistance in Shelburne — and the community has responded.
As quarantine transitioned from spring into summer, Duxbury artist Torrey Smith felt increasingly separated from her fellow community members.
Creators of color took center stage at the Black Perspective’s BIPOC Community Market, held Nov. 8 behind Winooski’s O’Brien Community Center.
Since the first wave of COVID-19 hit last March, police and mental health professionals are seeing a spike in mental health related crisis calls.
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.
CNS reporter Annika Ringen was able to speak with Leanne Day Harple--as well as her mother, Peggy Day Gibson--about the experience of homeschooling her children (particularly her son Atticus) during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how her extended family has been contributing to that effort.
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.
