East St Johnsbury
East St Johnsbury, VT · Business
suncommunitynews.com
New owners take the helm at Harland Funeral Home
“The people have been so nice to us and welcomed us with open arms,” new owner Cory Ross expressed. “We couldn't ask for better people. We look to carry on the high level of service that is associated with Harland Funeral Home.” — MORIAH| This past August, a community staple gained not only new owners, but a new family to carry its legacy forward. Harland Funeral Home will now be occupied by Cory and Amanda Ross, a married couple who will now be serving residents of Elizabethtown, Moriah, Port Henry, Crown Point, and Ticonderoga in their time of loss.
vtcynic.com
A look into Burlington’s secondhand scene at FleaNearMe vintage market
Burlington’s secondhand clothing scene is a well-known and well-appreciated part of UVM student culture. Vintage pop-up racks can be seen consistently in and around the Davis Center, and if you ask where someone got their outfit, the likely answer will be “I thrifted it”. On Oct. 3,...
miltonindependent.com
Milton sets Nov. 16 hearing on proposed business zoning changes
MILTON — Residents will have an opportunity Nov. 16 to weigh in on proposed zoning changes intended to expand business opportunities in Milton’s commercial and industrial districts. The selectboard voted unanimously Oct. 19 to schedule a public hearing for 6 p.m. Nov. 16 in the Community Room at...
charlottenewsvt.org
Property Transfers: May – Sept. 2026
May 4 Nancy D. Petty Trustee of Nancy D. Petty Revoc. Trust to Brendan Farmer & Caroline Parke – 955 Whalley Rd. with dwelling, 15.55 acres, $6,000,000. May 4 Nancy J. Faulkner to Caroline L. Perry & Stephen W. Reighley – 283 Higbee Rd. with dwelling, 36.6 acres, $1,500,000.
colchestersun.com
Letter to the Editor: Democrats and Gleason support the interests of my small business
This letter is from Laura Jacoby, owner of Muriel's of Vermont and a resident of North Hero. I live in North Hero and own a small business, Muriel’s. I’m voting Democrat up and down my ballot on November 3rd, including Kim Gleason for Vermont Senate. The Grand Isle Senate District includes Colchester, South Hero, Grand Isle, North Hero and Isle La Motte.
adirondackexplorer.org
vtcommunitynews.org
Farmers Market brings community together with strong season
WINOOSKI — A rainy Sunday did not stop shoppers from attending the Winooski Farmers Market. With food, live music and a variety of activities, the weekly gathering has much to offer city residents of all ages. Run by the nonprofit Downtown Winooski, the market is open for business every...
Bob Miller Real Estate
WCAX
Vanishing Vermont: Many farmers struggle to save their land
LOWELL, Vt. (WCAX) - From pastures of cows to open fields that reveal the Green Mountains, Vermont would not exist without its billion-dollar agricultural industry. Many farmers are struggling in the face of natural disasters, skyrocketing costs, and an aging population, so some choose to sell their land, turning picturesque views into apartment complexes. How can Vermonters save it?
WCAX
VTDigger
Beta Technologies takes electric planes to new territories
Vermont-based Beta Technologies received authorization for prospective customers to experience their vertical planes in action. Read the story on VTDigger here: Beta Technologies takes electric planes to new territories .
vermontbiz.com
Blue Paddle Bistro in South Hero files for federal bankruptcy
The Blue Paddle Bistro in South Hero, which abruptly closed its doors in August, has filed for federal bankruptcy. Chef Phoebe Bright of South Hero, who is listed as the “sole member/manager,” reported the restaurant has $588,964 in liabilities and only $27,614 in assets, including $54 in cash, according to federal bankruptcy court records in Burlington.
WCAX
Dozens laid off from Colchester software company
COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) - A Colchester software company has laid off dozens of workers, a story first reported by our media partners at Seven Days. Vermont Information Processing makes software for the food and beverage industry. The previously employee-owned company was sold to a private equity firm last year for a billion dollars. At the time, employees got big payouts.
miltonindependent.com
Longtime Guild member takes on new role as gallery manager
MILTON — For Cathy LaClair, stepping into the gallery manager position at Milton Artists' Guild is more than a new professional opportunity. It's a chance to build on a relationship with an organization she has helped shape for nearly a decade. A longtime Milton resident, professional goldsmith and former...