Witherbee

Witherbee, NY · Municipal
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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...
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Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, Oct. 28-Nov. 4
Pooches parade their most fetching duds down Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace at the highly anticipated Howl’ween Dog Costume Contest. Spectators ooh and aw from the sidelines as masked maltipoos and decked-out dachshunds (and their humans!) strut their stuff for prizes in categories such as Silliest, Most Original and the coveted Best in Show.
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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.
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‘Anti-homelessness landscaping’ in Middlebury raises questions over approaches to rural encampments
As winter approaches and debates rage in Montpelier over Vermont’s approach to homelessness, the small municipality faces a difficult balance between the competing needs of its constituents. Read the story on VTDigger here: ‘Anti-homelessness landscaping’ in Middlebury raises questions over approaches to rural encampments .
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Moriah's NY Forward grant process winding down
MORIAH | The fourth Local Planning Committee (LPC) meeting for the Town of Moriah’s NY Forward grant was held Wednesday, Oct. 21. As decision making in what projects will ultimately be put forth to New York State for their cut of the $4.5 million continues, Moriah Town Supervisor Matt Brassard feels the committee is getting close to the final selection.