Friday Nov 6 | Burlington Free Press
Charlotte, Hinesburg residents vote on school bonds
Residents in Hinesburg and Charlotte consider school improvement bond votes today, and both towns are hoping to get in on federal stimulus dollars to help with the projects.
Ferry service free beginning Tuesday
In response to the recent Champlain Bridge closure, New York Gov. David A. Paterson and Vermont Gov.
Barbara Glade of Shelburne rolls up her sleeve before receiving her annual flu vaccine administered by the Visiting Nurse Association at the Charlotte Senior Center last week.
Susan Hardin, 65, of Williston receives her annual flu vaccine through the Visiting Nurse Association at the Charlotte Senior Center on Wednesday.
Williston students take trip to pumpkin land
Allen Brook School kindergartners squeezed in tight around a 500 pound pumpkin painted up like Dracula.
Charlotte conservation request withdrawn
CHARLOTTE -- The Charlotte Land Trust last week withdrew its request to the Selectboard to allocate $60,000 from the town Conservation Fund to help conserve the 364-acre Raven Ridge project.
Heard Up North: tractors galore in East Charlotte, VT
Comment on this story MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2009 Tractors rule the road, temporarily, in East Charlotte.
Deana Novembrino of Williston and a crew from The Vermont Dietetic Association and dietetics students from the University of Vermont participated in Hike for Hunger 2009 at Mount Philo in Charlotte on Oct.
State police warn about vehicle break-ins
Vermont State Police are advising people against leaving valuables in unoccupied vehicles after reporting a rash of vehicle break-ins in Charlotte.
WILLISTON -- Laura Shea, daughter of Michael and Sarah Shea of Colchester, and Christopher Lafaille, son of Michael and Nicole Lafaille of Barre, were united in marriage May 23.
Underage Drinking Lands Boys in Trouble
Two teenagers turned up safe, but now they're facing underage drinking charges, after one was reported missing in Sunset Lake in Hinesburg.
News and views from the Mad River Valley :: Red Hen Bakery named CVEDC Small Business of the Year
The Red Hen Bakery was named Vermont Small Business of the Year by the Central Vermont Economic Development Corporation .
Shelburne looks to future with environmental workshops
SHELBURNE - Confronted with the twin-headed serpent of global climate change and dwindling fossil fuel? Hand-wringing is not an option, said Barbarina Heyerdahl this week.
The hallways are crowded at Champlain Valley Union High School. Enrollment here is up 79 students from a year ago-- the largest one year increase the school has seen in years.
Local Vineyards Toast New Law Governing Wine Sales
Vermont vineyards are toasting a new law that lets them sell their wine in more places.
Drunk student visiting UHN friends tries to go into wrong house, is arrested
A 21-year-old intoxicated man who became lost from a group of friends and tried to break into an Edgewood Road residence to find them early Saturday morning was restrained by the homeowner and later arrested, police say.