A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
Student reporters Quinn Houston, Erin O'Connor, and John Harrington speak to a handful of Milton locals about what they think is important on this year's Town Meeting Day.
“Please, please, do not walk on the groomed trails,” Beth Alberelli said in a Front Porch Forum post titled “Westford School Ski Trails.”
As national conversations about police brutality, specifically against Black people, grew louder, Vermont researchers have released a third year of data detailing how much money Vermont towns spend on police services.
At first, Huntington’s search for a part-time zoning administrator didn’t go well. “We had advertised this as a part-time position of 15 to 20 hours for about three or four months and had very little interest,” said Adam Miller, chair of Huntington’s Planning Commission.
On March 2, 2020, Richmond was one of just three Vermont communities to reject retail cannabis operations in their town, voting down Article 6 with a final tally of 674 to 611.
The saga of Zachary Manganello’s radio towers has come to a close — at least for the time being.
On Wednesday, March 17, Champlain Valley Union High School (CVU) hosted a vaccination clinic to distribute the 1000 doses they were allocated. The Vermont National Guard administered the vaccines to CVU educators and staff, as well as those from neighboring districts.
Visitors to the Heritage Winooski Mill Museum can now enjoy detailed drawings of a fictional mill town similar to Winooski.
In what was perhaps a surprise outcome, nine-year Winooski resident Bryn Oakleaf successfully ran a write-in campaign for this year’s Town Meeting Day election to win her seat on City Council.
