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CRAFTSBURY COMMON u0026ndash; With news that Sterling College will be ending its degree programs in the spring, residents have expressed concern about a Craftsbury institution vital to the small community.u0026hellip;

EAST HARDWICK u0026ndash; Precipitation fell mostly as snow during the past week, with light snow showers occurring through Friday. Precipitation started again late Saturday night as a mix of everything,u0026hellip;

CABOT u0026ndash; Ellen Bryant Voigt was born May 9, 1943, and raised on her familyu0026rsquo;s farm in Chatham, Va. The middle child of a school teacher and mail carrier, sheu0026hellip;

GREENSBORO u0026ndash; Area business owners and residents have expressed a mix of reactions to a new 1% local option tax in Greensboro, which passed in a special vote last Thursday.u0026hellip;

WOODBURY u0026ndash; Concerns about the condition of the town hall, a zoning variance for expanded operations at the Swenson Granite Quarry and an update of regional land use maps foru0026hellip;

Rectangular areas identify wetland areas where trees will be planted on land reclaimed during construction of the Hardwick Food Hub building. The area is bounded by Wolcott Street, Wright Farmu0026hellip;