Busy times at the Charlotte Food Shelf
Things were busy at the food shelf the Saturday morning before Thanksgiving. By noon, things had calmed down considerably….
Making ornaments to seasonal music, get into holiday spirit
The senior center is getting into the holiday spirit. Participants created porcelain holiday ornaments with Charlotte resident and potter…
Thank you, Claudia Marshall
We are pleased to recognize the contributions of Claudia Marshall, who has stepped down from our board of directors and fundraising committee.
Sustainable fall garden maintenance can save time, help nature
When the air becomes cooler, and leaves begin to turn colors, it’s time to gear up for fall garden maintenance. Or is it?
Emerge Vermont alums take big wins in August primary
Emerge Vermont, the state’s premier organization that recruits and trains Democratic women to run for office, saw big wins up and down the ballot in this week’s primary election.
Budgets for climate-change predicting unpredictable
As Vermont recovers from yet another round of flooding and braces for what’s left of Tropical Storm Debby, it may come as no surprise that Vermont is ranked seventh in the nation for the most federal disaster declarations due to extreme weather since 2011.
Vermont Primary Election day
Don’t forget that this Tuesday, Aug. 13, is the Vermont Primary Election.
The food shelf provides assistance in addition to food
Many may not know that the Charlotte Food Shelf’s “real name” is the Charlotte Food Shelf and Assistance. The assistance portion of our work includes limited utility, rent, medical, dental, school supplies and other emergency assistance available to residents of Charlotte and North Ferrisburgh.
Around Town: Feb. 22
Condolences and Congratulations to Charlotters
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 22
Chea Waters Evans announces candidacy To the Editor: I’m almost halfway through my second year in my first term…
Let us hear from you — town manager or town administrator?
On Town Meeting Day, March 4, this article will be placed before the voters:
Selectboard amends cost of living adjustment policy
Selectboard amends cost of living adjustment policy and New appointee to join development review board
During a tough time, a Christmas gift from universe
Many years ago, when I was struggling to maintain financial stability, I would nurture my spirit as often as I could by spending time outdoors doing things that made me feel like I belonged in this universe.
Community justice centers can get sexual, domestic violence cases
With the passage of Act 11 this past Statehouse session, legislators have cleared the way for survivors of sexual and domestic violence to take matters to a nearby community justice center.
Months after summer floods, most Vermont farms are still waiting for state help
Outside Dog River Farm recently, five pallets of bright orange pumpkins rested roadside in a loose grid along the grass, far fewer than owner George Gross would have normally had for sale.