Starksboro
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Starksboro to weigh fate of snowmobile trail
Homeowners on Ireland and Conway roads in Starksboro are waiting with some trepidation for the meeting of the town’s selectboard on Tuesday, Jan. 4, which my well decide…
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Starksboro homeowners pan expansion of snowmobile trail
Residents on Ireland and Conway roads in Starksboro have asked the town’s selectboard to reject a request from the Vermont Association of Snow Travelers local club that would…
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Letter to the editor: Let’s solve our educational problems together
Many of us have wondered why the Mt. Abraham Unified School District (MAUSD) would be considering closing elementary schools, and MAUSD would support consolidating middle and high schools…
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Cooperative effort focuses on water quality in Starksboro
Lewis Creek Association (LCA) and landowners have partnered to plan to improve water quality and reduce flooding risk in the Hollow Brook area near Lazy Brook Mobile Home…
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Veteran tells her story so we can all understand vets’ service
For Veterans Day I would like to share with you one of my experiences as a medic who served 15 consecutive months in a combat zone.
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Letter to the editor: School closures need local votes
We support the Starksboro selectboard in calling on the MAUSD Board to vote yes, as soon as possible, on a resolution affirming, actively supporting, and ensuring that no…
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Starksboro’s municipal tax rate declines
This year’s municipal tax rate in Starksboro is the lowest it’s been in at least four years.
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Starksboro grows impatient with MAUSD
BRISTOL — During an interview of two Bristol residents who had applied to fill a vacancy on the Mount Abraham Unified School District Board Tuesday night, Starksboro representative…
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Letter to the editor: Starksboro offers education views
Editor’s note: The following is a letter sent this week by the Starksboro selectboard to members of the Mount Abraham Unified School District Board, and copying MAUSD Superintendent…
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Starksboro food program lands grant
STARKSBORO — New Community Project (NCP) plans to use a $12,000 grant from the International Paper Foundation to help expand NCP’s Starksboro Area Food Justice Program.NCP’s Food Justice…
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Starksboro mulls options for keeping school open
STARKSBORO — The way Nancy Cornell and Herb Olson see it, there are two things that might avert a movement in Starksboro to withdraw from the Mount Abraham…
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Starksboro to discuss future of Robinson School
STARKSBORO — The Starksboro selectboard will host a community forum at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 10, in the Robinson Elementary School gym to discuss the future of…
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Starksboro library gets hands-on science kits
STARKSBORO — Residents of Starksboro have a new opportunity to learn more about Lake Champlain and its watershed, and they don’t need to look any further than their…
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Starksboro Meeting House windows restored
STARKSBORO — The pandemic may have canceled Starksboro Village Meeting House events and fundraisers over the past year, but building renovation work has continued apace. The 1840 building’s…
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Starksboro website offline, back soon
STARKSBORO — Starksboro residents and others interested in the town’s business may have noticed over the past couple of months that the website is down. “We are making…
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Starksboro clerk Cheryl Estey set to retire
STARKSBORO — Starksboro Town Clerk Cheryl Estey loves her job because of the people. “Every day is different,” Estey said. “You never know who is going to call…