Grismore’s alleged offenses “don’t meet the high bar for impeachment,” but he really should resign anyway, House Speaker Jill Krowinski said.

Charlotte has debated the addition of sidewalks in its West Village for more than a decade.

Lieutenant Delgado was quietly demoted to corporal last year after an internal investigation showed he filed 25 timesheets that were inaccurate or untimely.

“It was a seating maneuver to put him back on the bench,” Grismore said on the radio Tuesday.

The frustrated co-chair of the House impeachment investigation panel says Franklin County Sheriff John Grismore can’t be impeached under current Vermont law and Constitution.

The county sheriff’s budget hole got deeper when the selectboard of Chelsea, the county seat, contracted for police coverage with nearby Windsor County.

Addressing recent disruptions at City Council meetings, Sullivan praised the respectful majority of attendees and underscored the meetings’ purpose of conducting city business.

Friendly interest rates in a high-interest loan market will help municipalities rebuild and plan for the next climate event, the state’s Bond Bank chair says.

The situation around Struthers, his weed and his ducks has evolved into yelling matches, lawsuits, letters to legislators and an Essex Junction neighborhood on edge.

A recent addition to the Waterbury Select Board agenda’s “parking lot” of topics to get to in the future is “leaf peeper traffic.”

One county sheriff has added staff and expanded services. How did Ryan Palmer do it?

The letter, sent on behalf of the full selectboard, centers on a large load of crushed stone that was picked up on behalf of Boutin and delivered to her home on Adams Landing Road this summer.

The accumulated financial challenges facing the city government and school district, challenges that could potentially increase Montpelier’s already high property taxes.

On Labor Day, a cemetary commissioner arrived at the Moretown Village Cemetery for her morning inspection to discover the normally well-kept space a total disaster.

“If we keep saying no” to these projects and developments, said one leaseholder, “we’re going to become known for that” as a town.

The Shelburne Equity & Diversity Committee has received a $10,000 grant that was originally intended as COVID response funds according to a shelburnevt.org post shared as a news tip recently with the VDC.

Residents of Thetford will hold a public forum tomorrow night to discuss hiring a town social worker.

You are very welcome to visit Canaan – but not to loiter on public property.

A former Philadelphia detective who helped put the Philadelphia district attorney in federal prison for 5 years for bribery in 2017 has been named Northfield’s new police chief.

By a narrow vote, the Orange County town of Fairlee (population 988) has approved retail cannabis sales.

Drug-plagued Brattleboro doesn’t have enough cops to provide adequate public safety. Efforts to hire private security ran have become SNAFU.

“All I do out back is knock it down and prevent the water from flooding everybody’s property,” Lyman said. However, the Town of Hinesburg has taken action.

Two longtime elected Rutland City officials were shown the door by voters yesterday.

After City Meeting elections next week, the Onion City will have Vermont’s first-ever all LGBTQ+ city council.

A split power line led to the release of partially-treated wastewater.

Winooski officials say they need more antiracism and diversity training before putting  someone new in the position.

Lamoille County side judge Joel Page hung up his robe February 1,marking 41 years of working day in and day out at the county courthouse in Hyde Park village.

State and local government have excluded citizen participation in public spaces based on race, ideology and other reasons.

56% of Vermont residents live in towns and cities (listed) that have signed a Declaration of Inclusion.

As a candidate and citizen who has irritated a powerful school and a municipal government, I wanted to tread carefully and deliberately.

After two-plus years, Montpelier’s police chief is taking a job in Kansas, to be closer to his midwestern roots.

Vermont’s largest not-for-profit donor has given a $10,000 grant to a town equity committee in the Northeast Kingdom.

Being a rescue worker is in Sandy Korda’s blood.

“We know that the council refuses to help us or put any resources at our disposal to reconcile the obvious rift in our community,” Barre Diversity & Equity Committee chair Joelen Mulvaney said.

“I am concerned about the otherization that is going on,” Toborg said. “There are forces here that want to divide us. There are forces that want us to express hatred against each other.” 

Barre – a city built by Roman Catholic immigrants – has become a focal point of possible public service exclusion of a town official for his Roman Catholic views on abortion.

“It is unequitable, it is not fair for women to not be allowed to control their own bodies,” Joelen Mulvaney told William Toborg.

Over a half-century of caring for Shelburne roads recently earned Paul Goodrich a party from grateful neighbors – but it wasn’t a retirement party.

The Springfield Library will air “The Hate You Give,” a PG-13 movie in which police are portrayed as racist killers of a young black man.

A pro-life member of Barre’s “Diversity & Equity” committee will be muted if he attempts to speak at future meetings due to what the chair calls his “misogynistic perspective.”

With help from federal recovery funds, small towns like Shelburne are offering big bucks for the dwindling supply of police officers.

A Hartford selectboard member named Rocket wants to recall the Town Manager.

Similarly encumbered by cost of living and housing availability, coupled with the mentally ill and addiction addled finding succor among the good people of the Upper Valley, the Twin Pines housing group sees the Houston model as hopeful. 

Like many Vermont communities, Hartford – AKA White River Junction – has a growing and highly visible problem with homelessness.

Keith Longmore is – or rather, was – a black member of the St. Albans advisory committee formed to help citizens “understand the experience of historically marginalized groups.”

Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah George has strong ties to a George Soros-funded organization promoting progressive prosecutors nationwide.