Lawyers representing Lamoille Housing Partnership, the nonprofit that purchased the Forest Hill property in partnership with Lamoille Community House, which plans to oversee its operations, have joined the town’s lawyers in defending the zoning designation.
The school is changing its name in part because of the “unthinkable” alleged sexual abuse of children by priests under the bishop’s leadership.
The Vermont Agency of Transportation hopes a new fuel farm will be ready by mid-summer.
For over a century, four generations of Wilcox men have stuffed the mailboxes in Cambridge.
“I hate to see the town meetings go, I really do, but nobody’s showing up.”
“I really came to appreciate the level of involvement of everyday folks running their towns and running the county and just making things work. J.B. really was one of the first people to give me a full appreciation of that.”
Instead of having a public body survey a land parcel together, the zoning administrator had them arrive in groups of two or three at a time, allowing each board member to take in the area in question without technically violating open meeting laws.
Judy Bickford, now the longest tenured board representative as she begins her sixth year, was elected board chair. Don McDowell, a relative veteran now as he enters his second year, was named vice chair.
Bob Beeman said that Morristown’s political climate in the past year or so has become “extremely negative and volatile.”
He was first appointed state’s attorney in 1981 by Gov. Richard Snelling to replace Joseph Wolchik, who had resigned midterm, and he had little experience on the criminal docket.
