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“I can’t really tell you how amazing it is to find people who are lost,” Daniel Lampignano said.

The “here-today-gone-tomorrow” wildflowers bud during late April and early May.

Beavers are considered both a keystone species and an ecosystem engineer because of the way they transform the landscape

Woody Keppel, a clown camp graduate, blends comedy and music in his performances

Chittenden County candidates gear up for crowded race ahead of August primary.

On a former farm, a new chapter of craft begins.

The budget was passed by a voiced majority vote

With increased benefits and wages for new members, Charlotte Volunteer Fire & Rescue Services hopes to attract even more staff and volunteers in the long run

The Sustainable Charlotte coordinator reflects on the importance of local action in a small town

S.232 also aims to help libraries gain access to funding.

What started as a childhood fascination for Cook has turned into a lifelong pursuit

The East Charlotte Tractor Parade rolled through town Sunday

Robert Nickelsberg is a celebrated photojournalist whose work has appeared in various national galleries and global publications.

“From poetry, to movement, to film, to visual art, to music, the arts and storytelling are a way to deeply touch our, go into our psyche,” said Vermont painter Cameron Davis.

If any damage is incurred to the town’s culverts before the new fiscal year, Charlotte will be able to cover the costs out of pocket, the road commissioner said.

“Just a really, really neat guy”

Native plants provide the preferred food source, habitat and host for native birds and pollinators, as well as prevent invasive species from moving in.

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

Sustainable Charlotte connects a community that’s committed to sustainability.

Voters in Charlotte are deciding whether to abandon the 236-year-old tradition of direct democracy for the access and convenience of the secret ballot.

Despite election anxiety, Charlotters report a welcoming atmosphere at the polls.

The project aims to eventually provide New York City with 20% of its annual energy needs through hydropower. It’s pegged to cost some $6 billion.

Frequently asked questions and answers ahead of Election Day in Charlotte.

The pair ventured from Charlotte on May 6, pedaling west through several states and one province before heading north to Vancouver, where they celebrated with family.

The mission is to reduce the distance pollinators like bees and butterflies must go to get nectar and pollen. The gardens, in effect, form a highway.

“She knows the sport intimately, she’s been doing it for I don’t even know how many years at this point, and she has a style that draws people in, gets them fencing quickly.”

The new nonprofit provides wrestling education to anyone, and hopes to grow the sport amongst young people across the state.

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

Residents decided whether to give the town manager position more power and balked at a steep school budget proposal.

One selectboard member said he thinks the rise in the tax rate will come as a real shock to Charlotters. 

Quacking ducks, the baas of sheep and bleats of goats, horses snorting, pigs and turkeys roaming about — another day for the crew of rescued animals who live new lives in this haven off Lime Kiln Road.

“I’ve been wanting a place like this for like 10 years,” Kao said in a recent interview. “I grew up in a family business and a family restaurant.”

The commission plans to look at draft amendments to the regulations at its next meeting on Oct. 19.