Town Meeting Day
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Eight seek spots on Monkton selectboard
Highlighting Town Meeting Day voting in Monkton are races for three seats on the town’s selectboard, which have opened up after a few longtime members decided to step…
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Panton selectboard candidates outline their views
Two candidates are running for a seat on the Panton selectboard on Town Meeting Day. They are longtime incumbent Howard Hall and challenger Reece Jaring.
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Bristol police district budget set for vote
On Town Meeting Day, voters who live in the Bristol Police District (primarily the village) will consider a proposed fiscal year 2026 spending plan of $688,370. The spending…
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Shoreham voter info session is Feb. 22
Each year on the Shoreham Town Meeting Ballot, voters are asked if the town should contribute funds for a variety of local social service agencies. You may not…
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Letter to the editor: Library trustee seeks reelection
I am Elizabeth “Betsy” Almeter, currently a Trustee on the Lawrence Memorial Library Board. I have served a three-year term and am seeking re-election on March 4 as…
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Letter to the editor: ACSD board candidate shares campaign priorities
My name is Jess Venable-Novak and I am one of the Middlebury candidates running for the Addison Central School District School Board.
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A dozen run for spots on Bristol library board
Without a doubt, the most crowded races on Bristol’s Town Meeting Day ballot this year will be those for seats on the Lawrence Memorial Library Board of Trustees.
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Bristol to weigh 8.3% hike in town spending
The Bristol selectboard has approved a fiscal year 2026 budget proposal that reflects $3,784,825 in total spending, up 8.31% from the current year.
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Two in New Haven run for MAUSD board
New Haven voters on Town Meeting Day will weigh in on a two-person race for one of the town’s seats on the Mount Abraham Unified School District Board.
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Letter to the editor: Citizens should get involved in their communities
As a selectboard member in and resident of Addison County, I wanted to thank Marin Howell for her timely article in the Jan 30 issue of the Addy…
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Letter to the editor: Back and looking to build community
I am happy to be running for a position on the Bristol library board, having moved back to Vermont this year after living for 30 years out west.
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Letter to the editor: Australian balloting in Lincoln would be majority rule
I’ve been a resident of Lincoln for most of my life. I believe in democracy and have expressed my opinion at the ballot box, both national and local,…
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Letter to the editor: Johnson seeks write-in support
Please support me on the ballot March 4 as a write in candidate (3-year) to serve as Lawrence Memorial Library Trustee.
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Letter to the editor: No-vote urged on resolutions
We urge voters in Vergennes and several other Vermont towns to reject well-meant but futile resolutions attacking Israel.
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Bristol-area voters to weigh in on new roof for Mt. Abe
When voters in the Mount Abraham Unified School District head to the polls on Town Meeting Day they’ll be asked whether to allow district officials to transfer up…