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Proposal Attaches Charlotte to Addison County
by Nancy Wood, February 2, 2012….. The 2012 redistricting plan for the Vermont Senate would remove Charlotte from the Chittenden County Senate District and attach it to Addison County. Charlotte would be one of 24 towns
    - Submitted: Friday, February 3rd [more ...]
Town Meeting Update: There Are Now Three Contested Seats For Town/School Offices
February 2, 2012….. Sixteen candidates for town and school offices filed petitions before the deadline on January 30. There are three offices that will be contested: Selectboard, CCS School Director and Library Trustee.
    - Submitted: Thursday, February 2nd [more ...]
Town and School Budgets Finalized
By Nancy Wood, January 26, 2012, page 4..... The Charlotte Selectboard, CVU School Board and CCS School Board all finalized their budgets for Fiscal Year 2013 during meetings this week.
    - Submitted: Thursday, January 26th [more ...]
Postal Service Update
By Edd Merritt, January 26, 2012, page 4..... Rumors abound, and people complain that their mail is being delayed or lost.
    - Submitted: Thursday, January 26th [more ...]
Glass-blowing Shop Destroyed in Fire
By Rowan Beck and Nancy Wood, January 26, 2012, page 5..... A glassblowing shop owned by Dr. Wilbur Shriner was destroyed in a fire midmorning on Friday, January 13.
    - Submitted: Thursday, January 26th [more ...]
Ballot Counting Machines May Be Mandated by the Legislature
By Mike Yantachka and Denis Delaney, January 26, 2012, page 8..... Selectman Dennis Delaney A senator I knew in the Statehouse often warmed up his floor comments with that familiar bit of Vermont wisdom: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
    - Submitted: Thursday, January 26th [more ...]
Show Me Video's Grand Finale
By Lori Lutsberg, January 26, 2012, page 11..... On February 29, 2012, Show Me Videos in Shelburne will close its doors.
    - Submitted: Thursday, January 26th [more ...]
Important Budget Meetings This Monday and Tuesday
by Nancy Wood, January 22, 2012..... The CVU and CCS School Boards and the Charlotte Selectboard will approve proposed budgets for Fiscal Year 2013 at meetings this week. Public input is encouraged
    - Submitted: Sunday, January 22nd [more ...]
Fire Near Ferry Road is Put Out by CVFRS and Four Neighboring Departments
by Nancy Wood January 13, 2012..... A glass-blowing shop owned by Dr. Wilbur Shriner was destroyed in a fire midmorning on Friday, January 13.
    - Submitted: Friday, January 13th [more ...]
Fire and Ice Ball
January 12, 2012, page 10..... This year the Charlotte Fire and Rescue ball will be held on February 3, at the Old Lantern.
    - Submitted: Thursday, January 12th [more ...]
Volunteer of the Year: Dave Marshall
by Rowan Beck, January 12, 2012, page 4..... Ed Stone, on behalf of the Selectboard, presented Dave Marshall with the Volunteer of the Year Award for his tireless efforts on the sidewalk, wastewater and other projects. The presentation was made at th
    - Submitted: Thursday, January 12th [more ...]
Solar Farm: Selectboard and Planning Commission Have Sent Mixed Messages to PSB
December 29, 2011, by Edd Merritt..... The Selectboard and Planning Commission have each sent a letter to the Public Service Board (PSB) commenting on the proposed 2.2 MW solar farm on Hinesburg Road in East Charlotte.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, December 28th [more ...]
And the Winner of the Fairy House Raffle Is... Barbara Nedd
by Nancy Wood, December 23, 2011..... At 5 pm this evening the winner of the raffle for the Fairy House that has graced the monument garden at the intersections of Ferry and Greenbush Roads since the beginning of December.
    - Submitted: Friday, December 23rd [more ...]
Charlotte Solar Proposes 2.2 MW Solar Farm in East Charlotte
by Edd Merritt, December 15, 2011, page 1.....Charlotte Solar, LLC has begun an application through the Vermont Public Service Board’s (PSB) Section 248 process to develop a solar farm on the north side of the Charlotte/Hinesburg Road in East Charlotte.
    - Submitted: Thursday, December 15th [more ...]
Redistricting Will Affect Charlotte
by Edward Cafferty, Chair, Charlotte Democratic Committee, December 15, 2011, page 5..... The Charlotte Democratic Committee met on December 7 with Addison and Chittenden County State Senators to discuss legislative district reapportionment.
    - Submitted: Thursday, December 15th [more ...]
Town Meeting 2012 Countdown
December 15, 2011, page 6..... The following positions for town offices are up for election in March 2012.
    - Submitted: Thursday, December 15th [more ...]
Two More Homes Are Burglarized
by Rowan Beck, December 1, 2011, page 1.....On November 17 between the hours of 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. the house of Celeste and Arthur Adams, on Greenbush Road, was broken into.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 30th [more ...]
Selectboard Turns Down Solar Trackers Plan
by Robbie Stanley, December 1, 2011, page 1.....In a 4-1 vote on November 25, the Charlotte Selectboard stopped the proposed solar energy project on Thompson’s Point Road.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 30th [more ...]
Selectboard Considers Non-Solar Issues
by Ellie Russell, December 1, 2011, page 1.....Following the solar tracker discussion at the November 21 meeting, the Selectboard took up several more town matters.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 30th [more ...]
New Trees in Town
by Larry Hamilton, Charlotte Tree Warden, December 1, 2011, page 6.....Using much of the remaining Rutter Family Charlotte Beautification Fund, plus some tree donations, we have put in a few more trees around town.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 30th [more ...]
Legislature Report: Preview of 2012 Session
by Representative Mike Yantachka, December 1, 2011, page 6.....As we enter the holiday season, Vermont’s state legislators are getting ready for the 2012 session that will open January 3.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 30th [more ...]
Selectboard Turns Down Solar Trackers Plan
by Robbie Stanley, November 26, 2011.....In a 4-1 vote on November 25, the Charlotte Selectboard stopped the proposed solar energy project on Thompson’s Point Road.
    - Submitted: Saturday, November 26th [more ...]
ROBBERY:
Friday, November 18..... Between 12 and 2pm today a house on Greenbush Rd., just south of Thompson's Pt. Rd., was broken into and robbed. The door was forced open with a crowbar and computers, cameras, jewelrey and money were taken. Their house sets in s
    - Submitted: Friday, November 18th [more ...]
Plouffe Lane Trails Are Now Open
by the Trails Committee, November 17, 2011, page 5..... The Plouffe Lane trails are on 80 acres of town-owned land in East Charlotte along the LaPlatte River.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 16th [more ...]
Anything New at the Post Office?
by Edd Merritt, November 17, 2011, page 5..... Having heard that the Charlotte Post Office lease expires in 2013, The News spoke with Shirley LeBoeuf, Executor for the LeBoeuf family trust, which owns the Post Office building.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 16th [more ...]
On Call 24/7
by Nancy Wood, November 3, 2011, page 1..... Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services responded to a call on Mt. Philo during mid-afternoon on October 28
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 2nd [more ...]
Concert Proposed to Fund a Community Recreation Center
by Nancy Wood, November 3, 2011, page 11..... Seth Zimmerman approached the Selectboard on October 24 with a proposal for a concert in the fall of 2012 to raise money for a Charlotte community recreation center, possibly with a swimming pool.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 2nd [more ...]
Join the Ferry Road Pedestrian Walkway Discussion
November 3, 2011, page 5..... The Ferry Road Sidewalks Committee invites all interested Charlotters to attend a site visit on Saturday, November 5. Meet at the Town Hall parking lot at 9 a.m.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, November 2nd [more ...]
School District Consolidation Discussion Continues
by Rowan Beck, October 20, 2011..... The Chittenden Supervisory South Union (CSSU) Regional Education District (RED) committee met again October 13 in Shelburne creating a consolidated board.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, October 19th [more ...]
Time to Change Your Clock and Change Your Batteries
by Kay Gault, October 20, 2011..... Daylight Savings Time will end this year at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 6. When you turn back your clocks, be sure to change the batteries
    - Submitted: Wednesday, October 19th [more ...]
Trails Group Kicks Off Multi-phase Link Project
by Robbie Stanley, October 20, 2011..... The Town Link Development Group held a kickoff event September 15 at the Charlotte train station to update supporters on progress made
    - Submitted: Wednesday, October 19th [more ...]
Cafferty to Lead Charlotte Democrats
October 20, 2011.....Edward Cafferty was elected Chair and Secretary of the Charlotte Democratic Committee
    - Submitted: Wednesday, October 19th [more ...]
If I had a Tractor, I’d “Tractor” in the Mornin’
by Edd Merritt, October 20, 2011..... Heading west down the drive through Dave Nichols’ farm, one was impressed by the natural beauty of this end of East Charlotte.
    - Submitted: Tuesday, October 18th [more ...]
It’s Everybody’s Parade!
by Nancy Wood, October 6, 2011, page 1..... After months of preparation, the 11th Annual East Charlotte Tractor Parade will chug up Spear Street this Sunday, October 9. Friday night, October 7, is the warm-up, with the community gathering and barn dan
    - Submitted: Thursday, October 6th [more ...]
Letter Carriers Moving to Shelburne, Charlotte Post Office Not Closing
by Nancy Wood, October 6, 2011, page 5..... Rumors have been spreading about the imminent closing of the Charlotte Post Office, but according to Tom Rizzo, spokesman for the Northern New England District of the U.S. Postal Service, that is not the cas
    - Submitted: Thursday, October 6th [more ...]
Charlotte Historian Frank Thornton Will Be Missed
by Nancy Wood, September 11, 2011, page 1..... Francis J. Thornton, Sr., Charlotte historian and multi-term member of the Selectboard, died Wednesday, September 14, in Porter Hospital in Middlebury following a brief illness.
    - Submitted: Friday, September 23rd [more ...]
Ferry Road Sidewalks Community Discussion
September 22, 2011, page 3..... Sidewalks committee will be holding a community discussion Thursday, September 29, 7 p.m., at the Senior Center. Charlotte Senior Center
    - Submitted: Friday, September 23rd [more ...]
The Tractors are Coming!
September 22, 2011, page 3..... Craft Vendors and Used Books Needed, by Debbie Christie
    - Submitted: Friday, September 23rd [more ...]
In Memoriam: Frank Thornton Will be Missed
September 17, 2011..... Francis J. Thornton, Sr., Charlotte historian and multi-term member of the Selectboard, died Wednesday, September 14, in Porter Hospital in Middlebury
    - Submitted: Sunday, September 18th [more ...]
Public Meeting on Sidewalks Set for Thursday, September 29
by Nancy Wood, September 8, 2011, page 3..... The Ferry Road Sidewalk Committee has been meeting every Monday (except Labor Day).
    - Submitted: Thursday, September 8th [more ...]
Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Emergency Response in April
Submitted by Kay Gault, September 8, 2011, page 4.....
    - Submitted: Thursday, September 8th [more ...]
Property Appraisal Data Collection and Inspection is Underway
by Kay Gault, Lister, August 25, 2011, page 3..... The town data collector is out in the field inspecting properties in the third quadrant and will soon begin in the fourth quadrant.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, August 24th [more ...]
TownBites: Trail Bridge, Cowboy Lewis Trail, Culvert, Tractor Parade and Bradley Cemetery
by Edd Merritt and Nancy Wood, August 25, 2011, page 4.....
    - Submitted: Wednesday, August 24th [more ...]
Legislature Report: Charlotte May Become Part of Addison County Senate District
by Representative Mike Yantachka August 25, 2011, page 8..... Changes Proposed for Charlotte’s Senatorial Representation
    - Submitted: Wednesday, August 24th [more ...]
Earthquake!
The Charlotte News office swayed with the rest of Vermont at about 1:55 pm on August 23, as we prepare this week's issue to go to the printer. Wow!
    - Submitted: Tuesday, August 23rd [more ...]
All Are Invited to Fire Department Pig Roast Sunday 3 p.m. at The Old Lantern
by Lindsay Longe, August 11, 2011, page 1..... On Sunday, August 14, the Charlotte Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) will host the second Annual CVFD Community Pig Roast at The Old Lantern on Greenbush Road.
    - Submitted: Thursday, August 11th [more ...]
Mt. Philo Rescue Tests High-angle Training
by Assistant Fire Chief Dick St. George; Also July Emergency Responses August 11, 2011, page 1..... Both Fire and Rescue were called to Mount Philo State Park for a hiker over the bank on July 14.
    - Submitted: Thursday, August 11th [more ...]
TownBites: Route 7 Accidents, Stolen Goods Recovered, Disaster Assistance, Devoses Honored and Ag La
by Nancy Wood, August 11, 2011, page 4..... Caution! Route 7 is perilous Selectboard member Ed Stone was driving home in his starting-gate truck on Route 7 through Ferrisburgh late Sunday night three weeks ago.
    - Submitted: Thursday, August 11th [more ...]
Osprey Updates
August 9, 2011..... Today both parents returned to the nest, bringing food to their youngster.
    - Submitted: Monday, August 8th [more ...]
Osprey Nest Burns
by Nancy Wood, Sunday, August 7, 2011..... At about 6:45 this morning flames were spotted by neighbors of the osprey nest perched atop the power pole at the intersection of Lake and Ferry Roads.
    - Submitted: Sunday, August 7th [more ...]
Property Tax Rate Set: Town Rate Down, Overall Rates Close to Last Year
By Nancy Wood, July 26, 2011….. Charlotte property taxpayers will find little change in the amount of taxes due on November 15 this year. The municipal tax rate, which pays for town highways and other services, is going down by 8.6% for 2011/2012.
    - Submitted: Tuesday, July 26th [more ...]
The dock is in at the Town Beach!
July 23, 2011..... Dock Doctors put in the dock and two rafts yesterday,
    - Submitted: Saturday, July 23rd [more ...]
Wednesday Storm Downs Trees, Leads to Accident on Spear Street
by Nancy Wood, July 7, 2011..... At approximately 3 p.m. Wednesday afternoon a sudden storm, identified by some as a micro-burst, came off the lake and whipped through Charlotte, downing trees in its path,
    - Submitted: Thursday, July 7th [more ...]
Lock Your Cars!
July 5, 2011..... There was a recent rash of thefts from parked cars on Spear Street and Greenbush Roads.
    - Submitted: Tuesday, July 5th [more ...]
Town Party Is Summer Staple: Saturday, July 9!
by Friends of the Charlotte Library, June 30, 2011, page 1..... What began 17 years ago to showcase the library building project has evolved into the annual Town Party, an all-town event that celebrates Charlotte’s community spirit.
    - Submitted: Thursday, June 30th [more ...]
Fire Departments Save Historic Home
by Nancy Wood, June 30, 2011, page 4..... Fire broke out in Eliza and Robert Browning’s house on Wings Point the afternoon of June 16.
    - Submitted: Thursday, June 30th [more ...]
Meredith is Buying EatingWell
June 30, 2011, page 18..... EatingWell Media Group is being acquired by Meredith Corporation.
    - Submitted: Thursday, June 30th [more ...]
Grievance Hearings Set for June 27
Notice from the Listers June 16, 2011, page 1..... Owners with new or previously set values who disagree with the appraisals of their property for tax purposes may request an appointment with the Charlotte Board of Listers to grieve.
    - Submitted: Friday, June 17th [more ...]
Charlotte’s Annual Town Party is Saturday July 9
by Beth Merritt, June 16, 2011, page 8..... If you represent a Charlotte NONPROFIT organization and have not been contacted about reserving a table for the event, e-mail Nan Mason at anne.mason@uvm.edu as soon as possible.
    - Submitted: Friday, June 17th [more ...]
Building Permits on the Rise in Charlotte
by Edd Merritt, June 16, 2011, page 18..... The bulletin board behind Tom Mansfield’s desk in the Town Planning Office has been relatively free of building permits over the past few months.
    - Submitted: Friday, June 17th [more ...]
Flood Watch on Lake Champlain
June 16, 2011, page 21..... State Offers Flood Advice
    - Submitted: Friday, June 17th [more ...]
Only Flood Damage to Primary Residences Eligible For FEMA Relief
by Nancy Wood, June 2, 2011, page 4..... Everyone with flood damage has been urged by the state to call 2-1-1 to report it.
    - Submitted: Thursday, June 2nd [more ...]
Single Truck Crash Closes Route 7
May 31, 2011..... Traffic was detoured for three hours this afternoon due to an accident on Route 7 just south of the northern intersection of Route 7 and Church Hill Road.
    - Submitted: Tuesday, May 31st [more ...]
Charlotte-Essex Ferry Running One Boat on the Hour
May 31, 2011..... After running two boats with half hour service since before Memorial Day weekend, the Lake Champlain Transportation Co. just announced that service will be reduced, leaving Charlotte on the hour from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
    - Submitted: Tuesday, May 31st [more ...]
Charlotte-Essex Ferry Will Open Tomorrow
May 25, 2011..... Despite the high water, the ferry will open between Charlotte and Essex, NY, tomorrow morning (Thursday, May 26) at 6 a.m.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, May 25th [more ...]
A Salute to Community Spirit!
May 19, 2011, page 1..... With Memorial Day just around the corner, this issue of The Charlotte New is dedicated to the men, women and children of Charlotte who give back so much to the community.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, May 18th [more ...]
Celebrate Trails at the Old Lantern on May 20
by Margaret Russell, Co-chair, Trails Committee, May 19, 2011, page 1..... The Town of Charlotte and the Charlotte Trails Committee were recently awarded a $20,000 grant from
    - Submitted: Wednesday, May 18th [more ...]
Woodruff Accepts Library Director Position
by Beth Merritt May 19, 2011, page 8..... After completing a formal search process, the Charlotte Library Board of Trustees has appointed Margaret Woodruff as the new Library Director.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, May 18th [more ...]
Public Safety News:
Fire & Rescue Live Burn & April Stats, Call 2-1-1 to Report Flood Damage, Accident on Greenbush Road - May 19, 2011, pages 10 and 21..... Live Burn Provides Real Fire Experience by Kay Gault
    - Submitted: Wednesday, May 18th [more ...]
Another Burglary
May 14, 2011, updated May 15... The Vermont State Police are investigating a daytime burglary yesterday at a home on Dorset Street. This is the second Charlotte burglary this week. Here is the police report:
    - Submitted: Saturday, May 14th [more ...]
Burglary on Bingham Brook Road
May 12, 2011..... The State Police have reported a daytime burglary from a locked residence in Charlotte on May 11. Numerous electronic items were stolen.
    - Submitted: Thursday, May 12th [more ...]
FLOOD !
by Nancy Wood, May 5, 2011, page 1, Updated May 8, 2011..... Persistent rain combined with melting snow have caused flooding throughout Vermont and the Lake Champlain Basin that continues into May.
    - Submitted: Friday, May 6th [more ...]
Ferry Closed Due to High Water
Notice from the Lake Champlain Transportation Co. at 8:12 a.m. on 4/28/11.....
    - Submitted: Thursday, April 28th [more ...]
Library Corrections, Town Plan Meeting Tonight, Dog Show Sunday
FYI from The Charlotte News e-mailed April 28, 2011.....
    - Submitted: Thursday, April 28th [more ...]
Hardy Volunteers Plant 250 Shrubs Saturday - Finish the Job Monday
April 25, 2011.... Message from Jessie Bradley: Despite the weather we had a great turn out of volunteers Saturday morning to help plant the Riparian Buffer.
    - Submitted: Monday, April 25th [more ...]
Two Arrested for Reckless Endangerment at Firing Range
by Nancy Wood, April 21, 2011, page 1..... According to the Vermont State Police, on April 9 at about 3 p.m., they received a call from Peter Mittelstadt saying that several people at the Laberge Farm Shooting Range on Lime Kiln Road near his house we
    - Submitted: Thursday, April 21st [more ...]
Smart Grid Upgrades Coming
by Nancy Wood, April 21, 2011, page 15..... On April 13 the Charlotte Energy Committee hosted a presentation and community discussion at the Town Hall on the Smart Grid.
    - Submitted: Thursday, April 21st [more ...]
Law Would Mandate Use of Voting Machines in Statewide Elections
April 21, 2011, page 7..... Representative Mike Yantachka notified the Selectboard via e-mail of a bill H.298 that will require municipalities with more than 1,000 registered voters to use tabulating machines for statewide ballots. The
    - Submitted: Thursday, April 21st [more ...]
Getting Ready for Green Up Day, May 7 and 8
by John Quinney, April 21, 2011, page 2..... And Hunt for Treasures at Home for SCHIP
    - Submitted: Thursday, April 21st [more ...]
Outdoor Opportunities
April 21, 2011, pages 16 and 21..... Volunteers Need For Spring Projects in Park, Frogbit Removal in Summer and for the Charlotte Land Trust
    - Submitted: Thursday, April 21st [more ...]
Wastewater Committee Tallies Survey Results
April 7, 2011, page 1..... At Town Meeting this year, the West Village Wastewater Committee asked members of the community to respond to a survey on whether – and if so, how – the town might use its reserve wastewater capacity to help implement the 200
    - Submitted: Thursday, April 7th [more ...]
Charlotte-Essex Ferry Still Ice-bound
March 31, 2011..... The ice continues to prevent cross-lake trips by the ferry.
    - Submitted: Friday, April 1st [more ...]
Stay Safe And Stay Off The Ice!
And Emergency Responses in February by Kay Gault, March 24, 2011, page 5..... A reminder: please use extreme caution near the water and ice!
    - Submitted: Wednesday, March 23rd [more ...]
Trails Provide Alternative Transportation Option
by the Charlotte Trails Committee, March 24, 2011, page 9..... There it was in a recent article in the Burlington Free Press, confirming what many have been hearing about for a while: there is a groundswell of interest and activity in Vermont to get p
    - Submitted: Wednesday, March 23rd [more ...]
Phone Scam Hits Charlotte: Grandparents Beware
March 24, 2011, page 3..... Editor’s note: The people involved asked that their names not be published, but they would very much like this warning to be distributed as widely as possible.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, March 23rd [more ...]
Teachers Contract Now Final
by Nancy Wood, March 16, 2011….. The Charlotte Central School (CCS) Board voted at the meeting Tuesday night, March 15, to ratify the three-year agreement reached on February 17 between the Chittenden South Supervisory Union (CSSU) school boards and t
    - Submitted: Wednesday, March 16th [more ...]
Epic Snowstorm Blankets Charlotte - Another Storm Expected
March 10, 2011, page 1, expanded..... Kit Perkins described Monday’s snowstorm as “epic” and well she should.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, March 9th [more ...]
Delaney, Frazer and Christie Elected
by Nancy Wood, March 10, 2011, page 1..... Town Meeting ballots were counted and tabulated Tuesday night, March 1, in record time,
    - Submitted: Wednesday, March 9th [more ...]
Town Meeting 2011 Results
March 10, 2011, page 3..... Here are the results for all the town and school officer races, with the number of votes for each candidate:
    - Submitted: Wednesday, March 9th [more ...]
Town Meeting Recap Selectboard Budget Passes, Despite Amendment Attempts
by Nancy Wood, March 10, 2011, page 4..... The cheerful mood of the just under 200 voters attending Town Meeting on Tuesday, March 1, was in stark contrast to the contentious atmosphere in 2010,
    - Submitted: Wednesday, March 9th [more ...]
Roads Cleared, Drive Carefully
Monday, March 7, 2011, 9 p.m. Many thanks to Jr Lewis and his road crew for braving the storm, breaking through the drifts, keeping the trucks on the road (and pulling them out of the ditch when necessary) throughout this day of an epic storm.
    - Submitted: Monday, March 7th [more ...]
Storm Update: STAY HOME
March 7, 2011, 10:30 a.m. by Nancy Wood (snowbound) Everyone is advised to stay home and off the roads.
    - Submitted: Monday, March 7th [more ...]
Delaney, Frazer and Christie Elected
by Nancy Wood, March 1, 2011..... Votes were counted and tabulated tonight in record time, thanks to the
    - Submitted: Tuesday, March 1st [more ...]
CCS and CVU School Budgets Pass
March 1, 2011..... The CCS budget of $6,740,590 passed easily today, 541 to 281.
    - Submitted: Tuesday, March 1st [more ...]
Town Meeting Day Information
February 24, 2011, page 3.... Town Meeting Day is Tuesday, March 1, 2011. BOTH THE TOWN AND CCS ANNUAL MEETINGS ARE ON THAT DAY. Here you will find information about times, lunch, nonprofit display tables and related meetings.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, February 23rd [more ...]
Town Bites
by Edd Merritt and Nancy Wood, February 24, 2011, page 1 Property Taxes, Route 7 Right-of-Way, Recession Stories and Rep. Welch Visits Charlotte
    - Submitted: Wednesday, February 23rd [more ...]
Does the Town Want to Share Septic Capacity?
by Dana Farley, Dave Marshall, Vince Crockenberg and Winslow Ladue, February 24, 2011, page 7..... At the 2009 Town Meeting voters asked the Selectboard to “explore the construction of a public or community facility or facilities for the purpose of pr
    - Submitted: Wednesday, February 23rd [more ...]
Heavy Rescue Truck and Level Budget on Town Meeting Agenda
by Chris Davis, for the Officers of Charlotte Fire and Rescue Services, February 24, 2011, page 9..... There are several decisions related to Fire and Rescue Services that all of us will be making on March 1, Town Meeting Day.
    - Submitted: Wednesday, February 23rd [more ...]
CCS BOARD CORNER: Negotiations Update and FY12 Budget Info
by Lynne Jaunich, CCS Board Chair, February 18, 2011..... The board team and representatives of the CSEA reached a tentative 3 year agreement on February 17.
    - Submitted: Saturday, February 19th [more ...]
CSSU Boards and Teachers Reach Tentative Agreement
by Nancy Wood, Friday, February 18, 2011..... A tentative, multi-year agreement between teachers and school boards in the Chittenden South Supervisory Union district was reached last night.
    - Submitted: Friday, February 18th [more ...]

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