“This project is about more than pipes and roads. It’s about protecting affordable homeownership opportunities in rural Vermont and ensuring residents have safe, reliable infrastructure that supports quality of life.” — Elise Shanbacker
“The Vermont Department of Libraries has awarded 148 public libraries — including 11 in Addison County — grants of $350 to support 2026 summer programming for children and teens. “
Starksboro’s 250th Celebration Week continues with events on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
A new community radio station serving the 5-Town Area will begin its first scheduled broadcasts on July 4.
Proceeds from the event will go to scholarships for the center’s programs.
Three different prominent Vermont politicians will be in Vergennes over the coming days.
Robinson students on June 4 checkout the walking path installed at the school to celebrate the nation’s semiquincentennial. The path was created by Robinson students and highlights local connections to the American Revolution and how Starksboro residents … (read more)
The Girl Scout Cookie program is the largest girl-led entrepreneurship program in the world.
The Starksboro Fire Department decided to expand its capabilities for saving lives and spent approximately $25,000 on a TNT cutter and spreader set.
The learning community has been working on a walking path at the school and taken part in other activities.
Beth Hahr will retire from her current post teaching third- and fourth-graders at the end of this school year.
VHCB committed over 22 million statewide to create 247 net-new rental homes.
The program encourages community members to visit some of the historic sites around Addison County.
Ol’ Moose Doug Anderson will perform at the Starksboro Library on May 19, from 7-9 p.m.
How far can traditional music take 24 teens? Find out from four Addison County musicians who tell us all about this year’s touring group.
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