The Vermont State Police are investigating an on-going series of car breaks that have been occurring during the past several months at the Mount Philo State Park & other parking areas & designated access areas for hiking in the Town of Charlotte.

Despite cool temperatures and sunshine filtered through milky clouds, Warren Colomb knew there was a good chance he could get his solar-powered water pump working.

When Jill Kleinman heard that the annual Charlotte Artisans Sale might not happen this year she recruited Alice Trageser to help her coordinate the eighth annual event to support the Charlotte Senior Center.

Transportation officials in New York and Vermont are monitoring the rapidly moving target of planning for a temporary ferry at the Lake Champlain Bridge, razing and rebuilding the span, and making sure the region's crippled commuter network works as well as possible under the circumstances.

Green Mountain Hounds meet for a fox hunt at Cottonwood Stables in Colchester Oct.

The Charlotte Central School Board will hold a public forum in the school library at 7 p.m. Thursday to gather information from community members about the qualities and skills that will be needed by new school administrators.

Girls on the Run Vermont is in the process of expanding its roster to 115 sites statewide, and volunteer coaches are needed in the areas of Westford, Essex, Hinesburg and Charlotte.

Residents in Hinesburg and Charlotte consider school improvement bond votes today, and both towns are hoping to get in on federal stimulus dollars to help with the projects.

In response to the recent Champlain Bridge closure, New York Gov. David A. Paterson and Vermont Gov.

Barbara Glade of Shelburne rolls up her sleeve before receiving her annual flu vaccine administered by the Visiting Nurse Association at the Charlotte Senior Center last week.

Susan Hardin, 65, of Williston receives her annual flu vaccine through the Visiting Nurse Association at the Charlotte Senior Center on Wednesday.

Allen Brook School kindergartners squeezed in tight around a 500 pound pumpkin painted up like Dracula.

CHARLOTTE -- The Charlotte Land Trust last week withdrew its request to the Selectboard to allocate $60,000 from the town Conservation Fund to help conserve the 364-acre Raven Ridge project.

Comment on this story MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2009 Tractors rule the road, temporarily, in East Charlotte.

Deana Novembrino of Williston and a crew from The Vermont Dietetic Association and dietetics students from the University of Vermont participated in Hike for Hunger 2009 at Mount Philo in Charlotte on Oct.