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Letter to the editor: Addison officials clarify mailings on town hall vote
The Selectboard of the Town of Addison would like to clarify the recent mailings concerning the vote of the location of the clerk’s office and rescinding of the bond for the Town Hall renovation. Both of these issues were brought to the board via citizen’s petitions. This was not...
Advisory vote set on big Panton solar array
When they go to the polls on Nov. 5, Panton residents will not only make their choices in political races, they’ll also express their opinions on a proposal to site Vermont’s largest solar array within the town’s borders. We’re glad you’re interested in this valuable content! Please...
See neighbors, eat & shop at 42nd annual Vergennes Day
As Labor Day approaches and we all begin to think about the end of summer, celebrate with a big bang at the 42nd annual Vergennes Day, which return to the city’s downtown green on Saturday, Aug. 24. We’re glad you’re interested in this valuable content! Please understand that in...
Armed with public money, nonprofits are trying to meet Vermont’s small-town transit needs
Two years into a series of high-cost pilots, local nonprofits are experimenting with on-demand rides. Read the story on VTDigger here: Armed with public money, nonprofits are trying to meet Vermont’s small-town transit needs.
Former Ti resident named Woman of Distinction
TICONDEROGA | A former resident of Ticonderoga has been named a 2024 Woman of Distinction by New York State 118th District Assemblyman Robert Smullen. Katrina Canallatos has lived a life best described as one driven by service to others — especially children — which apparently became evident at an early age.
Editorial: Act 76 helps solve a marketplace problem
The almost immediate impact Act 76 has had on Vermont’s childcare industry is not only hopeful but demonstrates how a targeted government program can help solve a problem in the marketplace. Prior to Act 76’s passage in 2023, childcare centers in Addison County and throughout the state were struggling....
Addressing school supply challenges in the North Country
ESSEX COUNTY, N.Y. — As the school year approaches, parents in northern New York are finding it increasingly difficult to gather all the necessary supplies for their children. Jeremy Clifford, a resident of Essex, New York, highlights the struggle many families face in this rural area. "It's tough because...
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