Ed Barber

BART AJM Development has filed an application for a zoning permit in Barton to remove an existing gasoline UST system and install new gas and diesel UST systems. The development

NEWPORT CITY- Twenty months have passed since the Newport City Council fired their last city manager, Jonathan DeLaBruere, leaving the position vacant. On Monday, following a six month search, the

BROWNINGTON - The Brownington selectboard has learned Verizon Wireless has received a Certificate of Public Good from the Public Utility Commission to expand coverage along Willoughby Lake Road. On Wednesday,

BARTON VILLAGE - In spite of receiving a 4.13 percent increase in electric rates in 2025, the Barton Village trustees will seek another rate increase this fall.

MONTPELIER- Governor Phil Scott has initiated an effort to reform the health care system in Vermont, signing Executive Order 05-26 on Wednesday. At the weekly press conference, the governor outlined

NEWPORT CITY- In February, 2025 newly elected President Donald Trump imposed a series of tariffs on Canada and in April included many nations across the globe. The President suspended the

GLOVER–There is an unresolved issue at Glover park in terms of bringing power to the ballfields. Jethro Hayman has spearheaded a drive to improve the park, which includes bringing power

GLOVER - The turnout at the Shadow Lake Association’s annual meeting filled the town hall, as property owners gathered to conduct their regular business, including an overview of the Lakewise

CRAFTSBURY - A complaint has been filed with the Vermont Department of Public Safety, Fire Division alleging Peter Johnson, owner of Pete’s Greens, is operating as an electric utility. State

BARTON VILLAGE- The Barton Village Trustees have learned what funds will be available from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to fund a major upgrade to the wastewater treatment