Former ANWSD board chair enters House race

Stroup, a professor of education at Champlain College, officially launched his Addison-3 House bid this week.

The events are intended “to inform, explore, celebrate, and help conserve wildlands and forests in Vermont and the Northeast.”

The school board last week decided on which schools it will explore keeping open in each of the education delivery options it’s considering for the district.

The personnel losses have forced existing staff to pitch in while a challenging recruiting process unfolds.

Three Addison County sports standouts will be among those who will be inducted into the 2026 Vermont Sports Hall of Fame.

Attorney General Charity Clark sides with states challenging limits on gender-affirming care .

The organization announced the availability of a limited number of grants of up to $400.

Weybridge’s annual haiku contest selects 40 compelling haikus for National Poetry Month

Meeting attendees had the opportunity to share key concerns and ask their questions at this interactive conversational event.

The Independent inadvertently allowed certain representations by Hardy that criticized New Haven resident Paul Ralston.

Grants are expected to average $7,500, with awards of up to $12,000 to support a range of projects.

They will be accepting plant donations for the sale.

Residents asked questions about how Act 181 may influence Shoreham’s timeline for land-use decisions.

Fifteen area middle school students were selected for the regional final from a large group of area essay submissions.

A survey and open house offer residents a chance to weigh in on plans for the town’s train depot.