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Todd Odit is excited to get started as the first manager of the town of Hinesburg. Odit officially begins on April 22. Prior to this role, he was administrator of the town of Jericho.
After a recent bill was proposed by South Burlington representatives to codify the legal definition of sexual assault, a reporter took a look back at Vermont Law understood sexual assault in the past, and see what new bill wishes to achieve.
ST. ALBANS CITY — Franklin County Superior Court has had a hard time keeping up with cases during the pandemic.
One of the newest members of Shelburne’s selectboard, Cate Cross, knew she wanted to get more involved in the community after Donald Trump won the presidency in 2016.
Fewer than three weeks after voters approved the measure, the Stockbridge selectboard received a petition that triggers another vote on decoupling from the Rochester Stockbridge Unified District (RSUD).
In 2011, Tropical Storm Irene flooded Waterbury, causing widespread damage to downtown Waterbury.
Now that public meetings over plans for a privately-run juvenile detention facility in Newbury are finished, the resounding question remains, what next?
CASTLETON — The Select Board here met via Zoom for the last time Monday night.
PROCTOR — The Proctor Select Board revealed during the March 8 meeting that there was a $19,000 cost overrun of the Beaver Pond trail redesign after a resident raised concerns about it bisecting his property.
In a landslide vote on Wednesday, March 31, the Vermont House unanimously passed a resolution formally apologizing for the state government’s role in the eugenics movement of the early 20th century.
