New Ferrisburgh plan boosts housing

The Ferrisburgh selectboard made it official on Dec. 16 by adopting an updated town plan that is the product of two years of effort and outreach by the nine members of the Ferrisburgh Planning Commission.

The Ferrisburgh Grange “King Pede” card parties are scheduled for the Saturdays of Jan. 3, 17, and 31.

Ferrisburgh Selectboard Chair Clark Hinsdale has announced to his fellow board members and other town officials he won’t seek reelection this March.

Happy holidays from Rokeby Museum! Free entry and craft-day on Friday, Dec. 19.

King Pede card games, a storytelling circle, holiday crafts at the Rokeby Museum – it’s all on the calendar this month in Ferrisburgh.

An 81-page draft of a new town plan reached the Ferrisburgh selectboard for the first of two public hearings on Nov. 4.

The “King Pede” card parties as held by the Ferrisburgh Grange are scheduled for two upcoming Saturdays — Nov. 8 and 22.

Listen to “stories that don’t fit” during a free storytelling circle that will be held in Ferrisburgh on Sunday, Oct. 19.

Be inspired by the Spiritualist history at Rokeby Museum during the annual Spirits of Rokeby tours beginning Oct. 17.

Rokeby Museum is presenting an immersive theater experience inspired by the Spiritualist history at the museum, plus other updates from Ferrisburgh.

Vermont State Police are seeking help locating the suspects who stole an ATM machine from the 9th State Dispensary in Ferrisburgh.

The property next to the Ferrisburgh Town Hall is now under the town’s control.

Ferrisburgh homeowners are seeing a small drop in property tax rates this fiscal year, but non-residential owners are seeing an increase.

The Ferrisburgh Historical Society is hosting a cruise aboard Basin Harbor’s tour boat.

Revell joins Rokeby from the Valdez Museum & Historical Archive in Alaska, where she spent fourteen years as Interim Executive Director and Curator of Education and Public Programs.