Quality work on sale at Panton Art League’s host holiday art & craft sale

The Panton Arts League is bringing seasonal spirit to town with its Holiday Art and Craft Sale at the Panton Town Hall on Saturday, Dec. 6.

Juan De La Cruz will be allowed to remain in Panton for at least another six months, when another mandated ICE check-in will occur.

A Mexican national who has lived here for two decades and become a taxpayer will report to ICE on Tuesday for a check-in that could result in his deportation.

Panton property owners saw at least modestly lower tax bills.

Vergennes and Panton residents continue to discuss the impact of a possible new boundary between the two communities.

Discussion of a possible new boundary line between Panton and Vergennes raised questions about services, taxes, property values, and impact to residents.

Krista and Chris Diego raise animals, offer educational barn visits, and sell artisan products at Wiggly Goat Farm.

Officials from Vergennes and Panton have unveiled three options to pin down the uncertain boundaries between the two municipalities, which have been debated 30 years.

ADDISON COUNTY — After a Vermont State Police investigation, a Panton farmworker on Friday, July 18, pleaded innocent to felony and misdemeanor assault charges arising from a stabbing at a Panton farm the evening of July 17. Jose Armando Lopez Moreno, 22, … (read more)

Vermont State Police are investigating a stabbing at a farm at 4312 Jersey St. in Panton on Thursday evening that left a farmworker with “serious but non-life-threatening injuries” after a fellow farmworker allegedly stabbed and slashed him with a broken … (read more)

The Vermont Supreme Court this month found the owners of a Panton dairy farm in contempt of court for their failure to reduce agricultural runoff produced by their large operation.

BJ’s Farm Supply co-owner Robert DeGraaf and farm owner Kirsten De La Cruz won seats on the town board that was recently expanded to five members.

Panton residents will head to the polls on Thursday, May 15, to choose two new members for the town’s selectboard and also decide whether to approve a proposed amendment to the town’s charter that would allow them in the future to file petitions calling f … (read more)

At the ballot box on Thursday, May 15, Panton residents will decide a three-way race for two newly created seats on the town selectboard. Town residents in March approved an expansion of their selectboard from three to five members.

Along with choosing among three candidates for two seats to fill out a newly expanded selectboard, Panton residents on May 15 will also decide whether to approve a charter change that would allow them to petition for a vote that would give local voters th … (read more)