Cornwall Town Meeting Day 2026 Results

CORNWALL — Cornwall residents at their town meeting elected Barbara Greenwood in a contested race for the selectboard and passed every item on their warning with little debate. Greenwood bested Shawn Fetterolf, 116-87, in the race for a two-year term on the selectboard. All other elections were uncontested. Incumbent Selectman Brian Kemp ran unopposed for another three-year term on the panel. Passing by resounding voice votes at Cornwall’s annual meeting were: The proposed fiscal year 2027 general fund budg … (read more)

Bridport residents at their town meeting this week endorsed all the items on its town meeting agenda, including the purchase — for up to $140,000 — of a new backhoe and associated equipment, using fund balance from the community’s Department of Public Wor … (read more)

Researchers commissioned by the Vermont Department of State’s Attorneys and Sheriffs describe ‘crying, screaming or throwing items in the office” of Addison County State’s Attorney Eva Vekos.

During her selectboard tenure, Laurie Cox has helped Ripton negotiate a gift-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement with Middlebury College; update town office technology, rebuild after 11 floods, and plan construction of a new municipal fire station and sand/salt sh … (read more)

Shoreham Elementary School has been flagged as one of a dozen Vermont public schools in line to receive assistance from the state of Vermont due to declining student performance.

Local high school sports supporters have joined forces to resurrect the push for installation of artificial turf at MUHS’s Doc Collins Field.

Nancy Foster has been a leading real estate agent in Addison County for nearly 50 years.

Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Shoreham.

Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Middlebury.

Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Ripton.

Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Salisbury.

Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Bridport.

Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Cornwall.

Persistent snowfall and frigid temperatures during this particularly harsh Vermont winter are putting a strain on the county’s two emergency shelters.

The Agency of Natural Resource’s Department of Environmental Conservation fined Agri-Mark Inc. $60,000 for multiple violations of its pretreatment discharge permit at its dairy and whey processing facility off Exchange Street in Middlebury.