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Anyone who visits Calais, Vermont, usually feels obliged to visit Kent’s Corner, a historical district where visitors can find Kent’s Tavern.
ST. ALBANS CITY — Franklin County Superior Court has had a hard time keeping up with cases during the pandemic.
For the Stowe Mercantile, their story of navigating the COVID-19 pandemic included an unexpected boost that may have just saved the store.
GREENSBORO – Hal Gray, an active Greensboro resident has added writing for the Hardwick Gazette as another way to contribute to his community.
SHELDON — On Town Meeting Day, Sheldon residents voted to pass an article on opening town highways to ATV use, at 123 for and 78 against. Based on this vote, the Sheldon Selectboard has decided to pursue an ATV ordinance.
GEORGIA — Town Meeting Day will move to Australian ballot this year due to the ongoing pandemic, replacing the traditional floor meeting and vote.
BAKERSFIELD — Town Meeting Day in Bakersfield will be conducted by Australian Ballot this year.
FAIRFAX — On this year’s ballot, Fairfax voters will be asked to weigh in on a proposed $3.5 million town budget — an increase over last year that is largely due to an increase in population, town officials say.
Emily Lanxner lobbied the Hardwick Selectboard to add a question to the town meeting ballot that asks the town to inform its residents when cell phone towers or other sources of 5G radiation are being locally constructed.
CNS reporter Annika Ringen was able to speak with Leanne Day Harple--as well as her mother, Peggy Day Gibson--about the experience of homeschooling her children (particularly her son Atticus) during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how her extended family has been contributing to that effort.
