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The Public Service Department has issued the final planning standards required under the state's new energy siting law.These are the guidelines that towns�

On Nov. 8, Vermont voters will cast ballots for local, state and national political candidates. At the same time, voters in some cities and towns will�

For the second time this year, Hartford voters will be asked to approve a pair of changes to the town charter on Election Day. Both proposed changes�

Twenty-four hour water service has been reinstated in Dorset. The water system for the Dorset Fire District had been under restricted use due to a�

A lack of summer rains has some municipal water system operators worried about their systems running dry. And a few towns are taking steps to lower�

The ongoing drought has forced the operators of the municipal water system in Dorset to halt service between midnight and 6 a.m. until further notice. In�

After decades of conservation efforts, East Montpelier is considering refocusing its land use goals to support more affordable housing. The town is�

The deadline for the last 2016 round of the Vermont Community Foundation's Small & Inspiring grant program is Oct. 11. And there are 16 Vermont�

Stagecoach bus driver Seth Corbett has a quiet manner and a kind smile as he helps passengers on and off his bus. He's the newest bus driver at Randolph’s�

The Norwich Pool was a public swimming hole created by a town-owned dam in the Charles Brown Brook, until Tropical Storm Irene washed part of the dam away�