A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
Shelburne residents will vote on March 2 whether to approve a $1.12 million bond to purchase land for a new Health Living store and rights to build a fire and rescue station in the future.
The Black Lives Matter flag was raised over Hinesburg town hall on Feb. 1, after a resolution to display it was passed unanimously by the Select Board.
A plan to build a hotel in downtown Winooski inched forward after the Winooski City Council signed on as a co-applicant with the hotel developer’s Act 250 permit — though several key issues remain unanswered.
Two Sharon Academy graduates will report for The Herald this spring as part of the University of Vermont’s Community News Service, a statewide initiative through which student interns work with professional editors to write local news stories.
Town Historian James Ballard talks with CNS reporter Quinn Houston about cemeteries in Milton, VT, and what makes them special and a part of the town's identity.
Emily Lanxner lobbied the Hardwick Selectboard to add a question to the town meeting ballot that asks the town to inform its residents when cell phone towers or other sources of 5G radiation are being locally constructed.
The Lake Iroquois Association has kicked off its first “Ice Out Challenge” where contestants try to guess the exact moment a cinder block will break through the ice during the spring thaw.
A kerosene tank along Mount Philo Road in Charlotte and Shelburne was reported Dec. 30 to have spilled an unknown amount of oil into the nearby storm drain and stream along the properties.
