VUHS grads, their families and Bernie Sanders came together on Friday, June 12, to celebrate.
“We may find there is no use for AI in schools; that may be where we land. I feel that we have a responsibility to have bigger conversations with students about AI.”
Vergennes city councilors spent two-and-a-half hours on Tuesday night combing through the FY27 budget proposal.
The fourth annual fair on the City Green this past Saturday demonstrated ways residents can work toward a green future.
Police were investigating a June 10 theft from Kinney Drugs and a theft from Shaw’s on June 8.
The company did not elaborate on what a pause means for the project.
Facing a proposed 17% property tax increase for the next fiscal year, it’s worth asking, how did we get here?
Between June 1 and June 7, Vergennes police also conducted 15 traffic stops, four directed patrols, one foot patrol, three vehicle identification number verifications and one VIN number inspection.
DJ Fattie B created the board game “Drop the Needle” that encourages people to open up about their memories and opinions relating to music.
The Department of Children and Families has significant placement needs for children in foster care here in Addison County.
The team is going into the quarterfinal round with a 4-10 record and two recent wins under their belts.
As of Monday, the incident was continuing to be investigated.
Both teams have recent wins under their belts.
Around 50 runners and walkers showed community support for Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports in a 5K race this past Sunday.
Hundreds of people are concerned about the possible project on Panton Road. Others see potential benefits.
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