New Haven


  • New Haven to seek new zoning/town administrator

    NEW HAVEN — New Haven will soon be in the market for a new zoning/town administrator.Aaron Brown, the town’s current ZA/TA informed the selectboard last month that he’s…

  • New Haven Fire Department gets grain rescue tube

    DES MOINES, Iowa — This past Saturday local first responders with New Haven Volunteer Fire Department were awarded a grain rescue tube and specialized training from Nationwide and…

  • Local Food & Farm Guide: Agroforestry blossoming in New Haven

    Local Food & Farm Guide: Agroforestry blossoming in New Haven

    Mark Krawczyk thinks about soil on several different levels. “From a wide point of view, rebuilding and regenerating soils is one of the most valuable legacies we could…

  • New Haven picks new home for train depot

    New Haven picks new home for train depot

    NEW HAVEN — After months of community conversations and wrangling with state officials it looks like the New Haven Junction Train Depot will no longer be located at…

  • Taking the Electric Vehicle plunge: pros and cons

    Taking the Electric Vehicle plunge: pros and cons

    ADDISON COUNTY — Taborri Bruhl and his family in New Haven know a few things about electric vehicles (EVs). “My wife, Susan, and I have driven EVs since…

  • Local grad serving in Americorps

    NEW HAVEN — Sara Stearns of New Haven is currently serving with the National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC), a 10-month, full-time AmeriCorps program. Despite the unprecedented challenges posed…

  • VTrans: New Haven train depot must go

    VTrans: New Haven train depot must go

    NEW HAVEN — If all goes well this year, and COVID-19 doesn’t slow things down even more, Amtrak passenger train service could be extended from Rutland through Addison…

  • Activists push for Vermont Gas pipeline penalties

    Activists push for Vermont Gas pipeline penalties

    After a state order last week detailed issues with a Vermont Gas pipeline, the company filed with state regulators Wednesday requesting more time to respond. “Today we’ll be…

  • Future in doubt for New Haven train depot

    Future in doubt for New Haven train depot

    NEW HAVEN — Metaphorically speaking, the New Haven Train Depot at the junction of Route 7 and Route 17 is between a rock and a hard place. Physically…

  • Lozier takes charge of New Haven VSP

    Lozier takes charge of New Haven VSP

    NEW HAVEN — The former commander of the Vermont State Police’s Tactical Services Unit has taken command of the VSP’s New Haven barracks. Lt. Cory Lozier succeeds former…

  • Community helps find New Haven couple’s dog

    Community helps find New Haven couple’s dog

    NEW HAVEN — In late August, after their four-year-old English setter, Tela, bolted from a nearby hay field and sallied forth on six days of unknown adventures to…

  • New Haven food shelf in the works

    NEW HAVEN — A volunteer effort is under way to establish a free food pantry in New Haven. There are similar pantries in Monkton, Lincoln, Bristol and Starksboro. …

  • New Haven tax rate increases by 8%

    NEW HAVEN — An unusually high one-time payment to square up educational property taxes has led to a jump in the New Haven municipal tax rate. Last March,…

  • Letter to the editor: New Haven zoning laws riddled with exceptions

    We the undersigned New Haven residents are confused and disheartened by the lack of consistency in town development regulations. After making an appeal to a building permit issued…

  • Dupoise reflects on 100 years of memories

    Dupoise reflects on 100 years of memories

    NEW HAVEN — To speak with Francis Dupoise for any length of time is to get a history lesson — not only about Addison County, but about how…

  • New Haven highway death ruled suicide by the state

    NEW HAVEN — Vermont’s Chief Medical Examiner has ruled that the death of a New York man struck by a tanker truck in New Haven last month was…