“I just came off a 14-hour workday to come to this meeting, and I’m sick of all this ridiculous spending,” said one Moretown resident.

A steady stream of voters, volunteers and candidates made for a busy day at Brookside Primary School.

Harwood students posed questions on taxes, school funding, flood mitigation and housing.

From the president of the United States to all 180 seats in the Vermont Legislature, here is what’s on the ballot.

Lewis has turned Rusty Parker Memorial Park into a venue for Waterbury traditions like sunflower and zucchini growing competitions.

September Long Trail Day fundraiser aims to power ongoing trail work.

Supernatural senses and well-running AC filled the air, occasionally pierced by drumbeats and the echoes of singing bowls.

As of mid-July, none of the property owners nor local officials had heard back from FEMA. A year after floods ripped through Vermont, they have been left in the lurch. 

“We’re trying to start small and tackle this issue,” said a junior involved in the effort. “It’s hard to see the world destructing and not take action.”

The couple formed the sanctuary in 2017, first in the town of Washington, then in 2019 they moved their setup to Tunbridge.

Reapportionment occurs every 10 years and is based on census data.

With property taxes increasing across Vermont, town and school budgets are becoming an even more contentious source of debate. 

A proposed town budget increase caused concern among some residents.

Connective Physical Therapy focuses on neurologic and pelvic health conditions in a state where generalized practices dominate.