Headlines | The Vermont Standard
The Mountain Views School District (MVSD) on Monday evening acceded to input from concerned educators, parents, students, and community leaders, nixing in full controversial proposed cuts to Unified Arts, foreign language, and math and science programs while recommending a $30,773,078 budget for the seven-town school district for the 2025-26 fiscal year.
Obituaries | The Vermont Standard
Carol M. Merrill, 87, died peacefully with her family beside her on December 19th after a brief hospitalization. She was born on May 2, 1937, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the daughter of Walter F. and Clara B. Martin and grew up in North Haven, Conn. and Evanston, Ill. Carol graduated from Hamden Hall Country Day School in North Haven, Conn. …
News | The Vermont Standard
The Mountain Views School District (MVSD) on Monday evening acceded to input from concerned educators, parents, students, and community leaders, nixing in full controversial proposed cuts to Unified Arts, foreign language, and math and science programs while recommending a $30,773,078 budget for the seven-town school district for the 2025-26 fiscal year.
Initial step in permitting of proposed Hartland cell tower completed
The first step in what promises to be an extended permitting process before the Vermont Public Utility Commission (PUC) has concluded with the submission of public comments to the regulatory body by the deadline of Wednesday, Jan. 15, regarding the Nov. 15 filing of a notice to seek a Certificate of Public Good for a 173-foot-tall steel wireless telecommunications tower in …
Bridgewater voters reject debt refinancing plan as town awaits …
Bridgewater voters at a special Town Meeting on Monday evening narrowly rejected a debt refinancing plan that would have authorized the town selectboard to issue up to $6 million in revenue anticipation notes to consolidate higher-interest loans and other financial obligations in expectation of receiving Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and state reimbursements associated with the ...
State police say no charges coming from Woodstock traffic incident
Vermont State Police say no criminal charges are expected from an investigation that led to Woodstock Police Chief Joseph Swanson being placed on paid administrative leave last month. Detective Capt. Scott Dunlap said the other two people who were involved in the Oct. 13 incident in Woodstock ...
The Standard’s “Do802” app goes live - Vermont Standard
Do802.com, a new service of the Vermont Standard, is now live.The free, web-based app features a comprehensive calendar of events and an up-to-the-minute feed of deals, discounts, and announcements posted by local businesses.
Q&A with State Senate candidates | The Vermont Standard
Nine candidates — five Democrats and four Republicans — are vying for three Windsor County seats in the Vermont Senate in the primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 13. Early and absentee voting gets under way this week. One of the three Windsor seats in the state Senate is …
To merge, or not to merge, that is the recurring question in …
By Lauren Dorsey, Staff Writer At a joint meeting in early September, Woodstock’s Village Trustees and Selectboard reignited a time-worn debate: the potential merger of the town and village.
With astonishment and gratitude, the Standard begins our 2024 …
By Dan Cotter, publisher. Labor Day is coming up, signaling a time of year that’s taken on new meaning for the Vermont Standard and the Woodstock Region Journalism Foundation.
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