State’s Attorney Sarah George said she would not take any more cases from Officer Wilson.

Toborg’s election to chair this month was not without hesitation and misgivings by the other members.

UVM intends to seek permits for additional towers as the program expands over the coming years, with full network completion potentially taking up to ten years.

A Vershire woman arrested last week for embezzling $186,000 from the Tunbridge Volunteer Fire Department over the last decade has been forced out as town manager in Williamstown. 

The results were announced shortly after noon today.

In off-year voting yesterday, Washington County voters said no to a Berlin Rec Center, yes to housing and public works garage in Barre. Results on the Central Vermont Career Center won’t be available until Thursday.

On October 8, 2025, in a late-night meeting, the City Council voted to approve a one-year, sole-source brokerage contract with White + Burke to manage the recruitment of a developer for the property.

A promotional video released Friday by Newport Downtown Development showcases a city attempting to rebuild trust and economic vitality years after a fraudulent development scheme left downtown with an empty construction site and disillusioned residents.

Following the resignation of the Northfield Police chief over alleged racial discrimination within the community, a Northfield resident has posted a list of alleged severe operational failures by the chief including zero traffic stops in two years, a refusal to wear a police uniform, and breaking public information laws.

A public meeting planned for Wednesday to discuss plans by the Woodstock Resort Corp. to demolish two historic homes on South Street by the Woodstock Inn was postponed after the Village failed to comply with the Vermont Open Meeting Law. 

So another question arises: Should taxpayers be expected to keep funding an employee who openly disparages a large portion of the very community he serves?

The city was notified that $2.5 million for water main replacement and $1.5 million to elevate a 20-unit building on Elm Street damaged by 2023 floodwaters will not be funded. 

Residents voted 130-30 to pass Article 13, which proposed a reserve fund dedicated to expanding the community.

After a half hour closed door meeting Monday evening with the Selectboard, the town manager announced the town was headed in a different direction.

Rejected proposals would have put budget, town issues to voters by secret ballot

“People cannot sustain continued tax increases, especially in the light of an upcoming city-wide reappraisal” of real estate valuations that could lead to yet higher taxes, according to a Clifford campaign statement this month.

Ufford-Chase also serves as executive director of Newport Downtown Development. Current Mayor, Linda Joy Sullivan, will not be seeking a second term.

It’s been a year since the Westbury mobile home park in Colchester became the Village of Westbury, the first village established in Vermont in nearly a century.

The highly decorated police chief, a Woodstock native, is on leave after an automotive incident involving his husband, a local lawyer.

A homeowner living in her kitchen with unfinished walls since the devastating 2023 flood is first in line to get local/state funding to elevate her home.

A tent encampment has been growing in Montpelier. City officials are asking, not forcing, people to move out following some disturbing incidents.

“We probably haven’t done something on this scale since the 1938 Hurricane. And there was no FEMA,” a town official said.

New flooding has made the town’s contracted, underway 2023 repair plan at least partly outdated.

The weight of installed and loaded equipment limit the interior space of the car as well as will diminish the range, especially in the winter. 

The ordinance standardizes STR rules and fees across the Village and Town, along with capping the number of units.