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COVID-19 has altered many traditions, and town meeting is no different. This year, the bake sales, community potlucks and in-person floor votes…
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America is struggling to come to terms with its long history of systemic racism. And in Vermont, conversations about racial inequity and free speech are…
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Vermont towns and cities can now enact local restrictions to blunt the effects of the coronavirus. This hour, we'll hear how some towns are limiting…
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Parts of Vermont saw as much as 18 inches of snow over the weekend. Big snow storms like this can pose a challenge for cities and towns with already…
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John Newton's family goes back more than 200 years in West Hartford.And the family's story can be tracked in the West Hartford Cemetery, where family…
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A raucous crowd at the Statehouse Wednesday demanded more local control over the siting of large scale renewable energy projects.Essex Orleans Sen. John…
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Steven Jeffrey is outgoing executive director of the Vermont League of Cities and Towns. He's held that position for over thirty years. On his way out,…
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The town of Braintree's website went online nine years ago this month. The site gives basic information about town services; lists upcoming board,…
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Substantial changes to Vermont’s open meeting law go into effect next week. Among the changes: for the first time towns with websites will have to meet…