Around The State Today

Around The State Today

Addison County (Addison Independent): The Middlebury Maple Run attracted 375 athletes for a scenic half-marathon. Participants, including Middlebury College students, enjoyed perfect running conditions, with volunteers distributing maple syrup at the finish. Read more.

Bennington County (Bennington Banner): Bennington is working on new housing developments to address a shortage. However, some residents worry these projects may alter the town’s character, despite the town’s hopes to ease housing pressures. Read more.

Caledonia County (Caledonian Record): St. Johnsbury is preparing for its annual Colors of the Kingdom Fall Foliage Festival. This popular event brings tourists from around New England to celebrate the vibrant autumn foliage and support local artisans. Read more.

Chittenden County (Burlington Free Press): Burlington’s public library is adding new staff to manage safety concerns after several behavioral incidents. The library aims to create a safer, more welcoming environment for patrons. Read more.

Essex County (County Courier): Essex County is pushing for expanded broadband access, with many rural residents still lacking reliable high-speed internet. The lack of service has impacted both education and remote work. Read more.

Franklin County (County Courier): The annual Harvest Festival in St. Albans attracted record crowds, offering a significant boost to the local economy. The event highlighted the region’s agricultural products and celebrated the fall season. Read more.

Grand Isle County (The Islander): Grand Isle is discussing expanding ferry services to improve access to the mainland. This expansion aims to support both local tourism and residents’ travel needs. Read more.

Lamoille County (News & Citizen): Morrisville is facing infrastructure challenges due to ongoing development. Residents are concerned that the town’s roads and utilities may not be able to keep pace with the growth. Read more.

Orange County (Journal Opinion): Bradford has completed its downtown restoration project after five years of work. The project is expected to revitalize tourism and attract new economic opportunities to the town. Read more.

Orleans County (The Chronicle): Newport’s Fall Festival celebrated local agriculture with farm-to-table events, supporting the town’s commitment to sustainable farming and local food production. Read more.

Rutland County (Mountain Times): Businesses in Killington are preparing for the ski season as the town recovers from summer flooding. Local business owners are optimistic that winter tourism will provide a much-needed economic boost. Read more.

Washington County (Times Argus): Montpelier has approved new zoning regulations aimed at increasing affordable housing. Residents are divided on whether these changes will have a positive impact on the community. Read more.

Windham County (Brattleboro Reformer): Brattleboro arts organizations are working together to create a community arts center, providing affordable studio space and performance venues for local artists. Read more.

Windsor County (Eagle Times): Windsor is improving its public parks to attract more families and outdoor enthusiasts. The upgrades are part of a broader effort to enhance community spaces and boost the local economy. Read more.

VT Daily Chronicle: The Clean Heat Standard (Affordable Heat Act) is expected to raise heating costs without delivering significant environmental benefits, according to critics. Read more.


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