An afternoon of storytelling in Ferrisburgh June 4

The Ferrisburgh Union Meeting Hall will host a gathering for Storytelling: “My Dentist’s Son.”

Route 7 in Ferrisburgh closed for nine hours after deadly crash on Friday.

Rokeby Museum will host Music with the Museum, an evening of food and music with renowned musicians Paul Asbell and Bob Stannard at the historic Ferrisburgh Town Community Center on Thursday, May 25, at 6 p.m.

The Friends of the Union Meeting Hall (FUMH) will host their third annual Taste of Summer event on May 19, 20 and 21 at the Union Meeting Hall in Ferrisburgh.

Vermont’s annual Green Up Day is Saturday, May 6, when Vermonters volunteer to pick up trash on our roadsides and waterways.

The town of Ferrisburgh’s newest real estate acquisition could in the not too distant future host a child care center serving up to two dozen children.

Ferrisburgh has halted, at least for the time being, its search for a new town treasurer.

The Ferrisburgh selectboard on April 4 finalized plans and cost estimates for refinishing the wooden floors throughout the town office building and community center and the related work of relocating the town’s office staff and furniture during the projec … (read more)

Come to the Ferrisburgh Union Meeting Hall for “Dancing in the Stars,” a fun dance event for 5th- and 6th-grade students from Ferrisburgh Central School and Vergennes Union Elementary School.

The town of Ferrisburgh got a “B” on an Energy Scorecard presented to the selectboard on March 21.

The Ferrisburgh selectboard on March 21 elected Clark Hinsdale as its new chair in the board’s first meeting since Town Meeting Day.

The $250,000 grant, requiring a dollar-for-dollar private match, will support rehabilitation projects and code compliance improvement work at the 181-year-old Ferrisburgh building.

The Town of Ferrisburgh has recently acquired the brown church next to the town hall, an important historic structure in the center of the village.

Town Meeting time is here and this is our annual opportunity to participate in our town government, to vote, and to support the many people who make our town function.

A few new faces and one contested race will dot the March 7 ballots in the four towns surrounding Vergennes, while also some incumbents, including the chair of the Ferrisburgh selectboard, will be stepping away.