Lincoln to host special town meeting on Nov. 4

Lincoln residents will vote on whether Town Meeting should be held on the Saturday prior to the first Tuesday in March, and whether to use an electronic voting system.

Addison County’s first-ever Sun Day on Sept. 21 in Triangle Park will celebrate the power of clean energy.

Orb Weaver Farm in Monkton has become the site of Green Mountain Longhorns, an operation that raises Texas Longhorns, rabbits and chickens.

Erin Dunn recently launched the Arthritic Artisan VT, which sells jewelry and raises awareness about rheumatoid arthritis in younger people.

A group is working to create a community radio station for the 5-Town area that replicates the feeling of sitting around a roaring campfire, sharing stories and singing songs.

This year’s drought has impacted local apple orchards, but there’s still plenty of fruit to pick from.

The Mount Abraham Unified School District has completed mitigation work addressing radon levels in Mount Abraham Union High School and Starksboro’s Robinson Elementary School. 

The summer reading program at Bristol’s Lawrence Memorial Library saw record participation this year.

New Haven residents are invited on Saturday, Sept. 13, to celebrate the history of and consider the future of the town’s historic train depot, a structure that dates back to the second half of the 1800s, but was moved from its longtime New Haven Junction … (read more)

To improve its financial footing, Middlebury College said it will conclude residential graduate programs and some online degree programs at its graduate school in Monterey, Calif.

Fire departments across the county are struggling to recruit enough volunteers.

At Vermont Dog Camp, dogs can go for off-leash, small-group hikes while their owners are gone during the day.

The Mount Abraham Unified School District Board has identified several options for educational delivery in the district that it would like to explore further.

“We now live on a planet where the cheapest way to produce energy is to point a sheet of glass at the sun, and that’s a huge change.”

The public is invited to join the monks at Holley Hall from Sept. 2-6 as they create a sand mandala and share Tibetan Buddhist culture and teachings.