David Delcore

BARRE — Due to what school officials characterized as an “honest mistake,” the Barre Unified School Board is scheduled to meet today to re-warn the

MONTPELIER — A rarely used ordinance remains on life support, a renewable energy project continues to run in the red, and housing on Country Club

BARRE — It took the Barre Unified School Board two tries, but the stage is finally set for a Sept. 15 special election during which voters in Barre

MONTPELIER — A series of Front Porch Forum posts about Montpelier's most prominent front porch — the one that wraps around the side of the Pavilion Office Building — was fodder this week for the city's Homelessness Committee.

BARRE — Sometimes back-of-the-napkin estimates come back to bite you, but when it comes to the Central Vermont Career Center’s plans to expand, that isn’t the case.

EAST MONTPELIER — If the Washington Central School Board was looking for a title for its derailed search for a new superintendent, it could borrow one from Agatha Christie: “And Then There Were None.”

EAST MONTPELIER — Bracing for what they’ve repeatedly been warned will be a brutal budget season, some members of the Washington Central School Board are wary of making planned investments in bricks and mortar.

BARRE — The consultant-led search for Barre’s next city manager has entered a critical phase, and by Monday afternoon virtual interviews with the seven candidates still in the running will be complete.

BARRE — The administrative equivalent of musical chairs isn't quite over yet, but as central Vermont schools ready to reopen this week, there has been turnover at the top of some districts.

BARRE — Voters in 18 central Vermont towns will be asked in November to consider a $55 million bond, which, if approved, would finance the Central Vermont Career Center's latest expansion plans.