A Huge Voter Turnout Marks Election Day
...the proposed changes to zoning regulations that would allow retail development of the Route 7/Church Hill Road intersection was narrowly defeated...
- Submitted: Wednesday, November 5th [more ...] |
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Feasibility Study Marks a First Step Toward an East Village Plan
Through a $5,000 feasibility grant from the Charlotte Selectboard, Don Welch and his firm, Stone Hill Partnership, will conduct studies into the septic capacity and water supply in the area of East Charlotte Village that he is considering for development.
- Submitted: Wednesday, November 5th [more ...] |
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Town Bites
Vermont allows early voting in this year’s general election scheduled for November 4. To do so, simply call or stop by the Charlotte Town Clerk’s office to get a ballot.
- Submitted: Wednesday, October 15th [more ...] |
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East Charlotte Gears Up for
Eight years ago the first East Charlotte Tractor Parade rolled through Baptist Corners, and this year’s version will roll on October 12.
- Submitted: Sunday, October 5th [more ...] |
Board Acts on Issues Important to Town
The Charlotte Selectboard took action on a number of issues that impact the town’s future as it grapples with concerns about crime and the future of the village area.
- Submitted: Sunday, October 5th [more ...] |
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“Consider The Future”
There were plenty of concerned Charlotters and interested parties on hand at the September 8 Selectboard meeting who wanted to make their voices heard on whether to change zoning at the Ferry Road and Route 7 intersection. In the meantime, unexpected info
- Submitted: Thursday, September 18th [more ...] |
Spear Property Subject of Public Meeting
It’s quickly becoming the talk of Charlotte — residents will get to tell town officials next week about a proposed change to Charlotte’s land-use regulations.
- Submitted: Friday, September 5th [more ...] |
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Marion's Berries Aid Food Shelf
With the rising cost of food and fuel, an increasing number of people are expected to turn to local food shelves in the coming months for assistance in paying utility bills and feeding their families.
- Submitted: Friday, September 5th [more ...] |
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Grange Turns 100
The Charlotte Grange #398 was chartered 124 years after Charlotte was permanently settled in 1784.
- Submitted: Sunday, August 31st [more ...] |
Charlotters Wake to Early Hours Robberies
Eight separate break-ins, focused primarily along Greenbush Road to Thompson's Point Road in West Charlotte, were burglarized Monday night and early Tuesday morning. [Note: The total number was raised to 14 on Wednesday.]
- Submitted: Wednesday, August 6th [more ...] |
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Town Bites
The short happy life of Francis Mallard
- Submitted: Wednesday, July 16th [more ...] |
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Guard Those Trees
As mowers have become engine- or electric-powered, speed often reduces the margin of safety in mowing close to the stem/trunk.
- Submitted: Wednesday, July 16th [more ...] |
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Old Lantern "Live"
Tickets will soon be on sale through the Flynn Box Office for the for a July 19 Honky Tonk Hoedown
- Submitted: Saturday, June 28th [more ...] |
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Charlotte Historical Society
Well-known local resident Dan Cole previously brought Charlotte Civil War stories to fortunate audiences, a spin-off of his long-standing research of that conflict.
- Submitted: Saturday, June 28th [more ...] |
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Vermont Bridges: From Here to There
Crossings is the totally descriptive title of a book by Robert McCullough, the speaker at the June meeting of the Charlotte/Ferrisburgh Historical Societies.
- Submitted: Thursday, May 29th [more ...] |
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Legislative Report
By the time this column is read we may be just a day or two from finishing the 2008 legislative session.
- Submitted: Wednesday, April 30th [more ...] |
Green Up Day
Mark your calendar for Saturday and Sunday, May 3 and 4, and plan on spending some time with your family, neighbors and friends picking up trash along the roadsides,
- Submitted: Wednesday, April 16th [more ...] |
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Town News
The Charlotte Democratic Committee is holding a caucus
- Submitted: Wednesday, March 19th [more ...] |
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Get Involved in Town Government
- Submitted: Wednesday, March 19th [more ...] |
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Samuel Smith Presented with “Young Hero Award”
- Submitted: Wednesday, March 19th [more ...] |
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Two Charlotte businesses change Hands.
- Submitted: Wednesday, March 19th [more ...] |
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Rutter Charlotte Beautification Fund Update
- Submitted: Wednesday, March 19th [more ...] |
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Charlotte Tackles Invasive Plants
- Submitted: Wednesday, March 19th [more ...] |
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Charlotte Land Trust Moves Ahead with Mt. Philo Initiative
- Submitted: Wednesday, March 19th [more ...] |
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