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With Town Meeting Day just around the corner, we have some tips for TMD terms, how to read school and municipal budgets, the low-down on voting, and our very own Town Meeting Day bingo card!

Host Connor Cyrus speaks with Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas about pandemic-era changes to Town Meeting Day procedures that have been extended for another two years.

The majority of Vermont towns weighed in on Tuesday on issues big and small: from funding infrastructure and wastewater projects, to allowing local cannabis sales, to electing city councilors, select board members and school board officials.

Municipalities across Vermont voted on local issues Tuesday. Karen Horn with the Vermont League of Cities and Towns helps make sense of the action.

Town Meeting Day was Tuesday, March 1, 2022. Bookmark this page for reporting and results from Vermont journalists.

Voters in Vermont's most populous city, Burlington, will have the chance to weigh in on a myriad of issues this Town Meeting Day. They include a city charter change, multiple city council seats and a series of big ticket funding proposals.

Hosts Mikaela Lefrak and Connor Cyrus talk to a handful of leaders to hear what issues will be tackled in their communities on Town Meeting Day.

The pandemic forced Vermonters to rethink town meeting this year. As a result, many towns moved their meetings online and allowed for voting by mail. One�

The town of Ripton is one of seven to be part of the Addison Central School District, which came together under Act 46. But the people of Ripton want to�

It’s the first Tuesday in March, and that means one thing in Vermont: Town Meeting Day. But this year, like so many things in our pandemic era, things are�