David Delcore

MONTPELIER — What do a superintendent who is older than the internet, a science teacher who is out of his element at a podium, and a pastry-chef-turned principal have in common?

BARRE — The Barre Unified School Board is moving ahead with plans to replace two aging, oil-fired boilers at Spaulding High School where, since 2002, a wood chip-fueled system has been the primary source of heat.

MONTPELIER — Regulatory review of plans to convert a historic Heaton Street office building into 20 units of affordable housing was just extended by

BARRE — City councilors just invested in a pair of nature-based initiatives, bought time for an intriguing small-scale housing development, expanded

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EAST MONTPELIER — A petition signed by more than 5% of the registered voters in the five-town Washington Central Unified Union School District demands

BARRE — Their stories were similar, but not the same, and the five students who spoke during the Central Vermont Career Center's year-ending awards

BARRE — Granite City officials are hoping persistence pays off when it comes to requesting no match federal funding to help stabilize the Barre

BARRE — If what amounted to a “definite maybe” from a critical partner was enough, the board of the Central Vermont Career Center now has what it needs to schedule another November bond vote.

BARRE — When it comes to Barre's north end, Mayor Thomas Lauzon wants very badly to be a man with a plan.