Town Meeting Day
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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…
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Panton sets vote to expand its selectboard
Panton will hold a special election on Thursday, May 15, to fill out the newly expanded selectboard that residents voted in favor of on Town Meeting Day. It…
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Ways of Seeing: The sweetness of town meetings
Unlike the divisive national political scene which gives me a stomachache and makes it hard for me to speak with my neighbor and another close friend, the Middlebury…
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Venable-Novak, Makleff & Orzech win ACSD seats
Addison Central School District voters on Tuesday decided a five-person race for three of Middlebury’s seven seats on the ACSD board, choosing Jess Venable-Novak, Ron Makleff and incumbent…
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Middlebury OKs $49.5M sewer bond
Middlebury residents on Tuesday voted overwhelming in favor of three public works-related bond proposals, the centerpiece of which was a proposed $49.5 million upgrade of the town’s 24-year-old…
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Packed Bristol library race results in a tie
Bristol voters could soon weigh in again on who they’d like to fill an open seat on the Lawrence Memorial Library Board of Trustees after a contested race…
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ACSD plan OK’d in landslide
Buoyed by good news on projected education property tax rates, a majority of Addison County residents supported their local school budgets on Town Meeting Day.
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$35M approved in MAUSD
Voters in the Mount Abraham Unified School District on Town Meeting Day decisively approved a $34,894,443 fiscal year 2026 budget. They voted in favor of the spending plan,…
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ANWSD budget wins big
Residents in the five Addison Northwest School District communities on Tuesday solidly backed a $27.653 million budget proposal to provide education for students in the coming school year.
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Lincoln weighs the future of town meeting
There were several articles on Lincoln’s town meeting warning that generated lively discussion at Monday’s annual gathering in Burnham Hall. But one in particular seemed to get at…