November 26, 2024: Vermont communities highlight a mix of cultural, economic, and policy-driven developments. Addison and Windham counties celebrate arts and culture, while Caledonia and Rutland push for economic growth through local investments. Housing and planning challenges surface in Washington and Orange counties. The Killington Cup brings international attention to Chittenden County, and Windsor County continues to showcase agricultural excellence. Statewide, calls for stronger governance and sustainability remain central themes.
Addison County: Vergennes will host a community sing-along event this Sunday, inviting residents to join in a celebration of music and community spirit. Organizers encourage everyone to participate regardless of singing ability. Read more
Bennington County: A recount has confirmed Dane Cooper’s victory in the tightly contested House race. The process highlighted the importance of transparency and accuracy in local elections. Read more
Caledonia County: Weidmann Electrical Technology has secured a $13 million tax credit allocation for a local expansion project in St. Johnsbury. The initiative aims to boost job creation and economic growth in the region. Read more
Chittenden County: The Killington Cup returns with world-class ski racing, live music, and fireworks. The event draws international athletes and spectators, spotlighting Vermont as a premier winter sports destination. Read more
Franklin County: Outerknown, a clothing company, has partnered with Project Vermont to bring sustainability-focused initiatives to the region, emphasizing eco-friendly manufacturing and economic development. Read more
Lamoille County: A Craftsbury property dispute involving a “spite fence” has seen the slander claim dismissed. The ongoing legal battle underscores tensions over property rights and neighborly relations. Read more
Orange County: A ballot printing error has delayed a local election in Orange County. Officials are working to resolve the issue and ensure a fair voting process. Read more
Rutland County: Rutland has announced new incentives to attract housing development, aiming to address the region’s housing shortage. The initiative focuses on revitalizing underutilized spaces and fostering economic growth. Read more
Washington County: An expired plan has nullified zoning changes in Washington County, delaying development projects. The setback has prompted calls for more consistent oversight of municipal planning processes. Read more
Windham County: Locally produced film “The Obelisk” has completed production and will debut at national film festivals. The project highlights the region’s growing influence in the arts and entertainment industry. Read more
Windsor County: A cow from the Upper Valley placed second at an international dairy show, bringing recognition to Vermont’s agricultural excellence. The achievement showcases the region’s commitment to high-quality farming practices. Read more
VT Daily Chronicle: The Vermont Legislature’s leadership faces criticism for mishandling recent policy decisions. Critics argue that more accountability is needed to address ongoing challenges effectively. Read more
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