As I begin my tenure as president, I am excited and optimistic about the future of the University of Vermont.
The Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce (LCRCC) recognized Hazelett with its Business of the Year Award at the LCRCC 109th annual dinner on Oct. 24.
When did you realize you wanted to teach?
Imagine a cozy, well-lit room full of chatter, the tinkling of china, and chamber music softly playing in the background. On Oct. 24, we hosted an afternoon tea for our patrons in the Burnham room. For the tea, patrons signed up to make a recipe from a book, then brought it the day of the pr…
Patrons enjoying tea and all sorts of treats at our afternoon tea program.
Mia Tang and her mother and father are hired as managers of the Calvista Motel. Mia, a ten year old, runs the front desk while her parents clean and work nearly around the clock. The hotel owner, Mr. Yao, who offered a generous wage at first, changes his offer. Mia’s parents feel caught beca…
When did you realize you wanted to teach?
If you’ve ever tried to register for a program online with the Colchester Parks & Recreation Department and become a little frustrated with finding the program or with logging into the system, then prepare for good news! Staff at Colchester Parks & Recreation are currently working on…
At first, Violet Saunders assumes the weirdness of Four Paths combined with her grief over her sister’s death is why nothing is going to work out. She only needs to survive the mysterious town long enough to finish high school to get away from her cold mother and everything else. Strangely, …
Ben is a six-year-old boy who has just witnessed a horribly gruesome crime. Upon arriving at the emergency room he meets Lucy, an ER doctor reeling from her own personal trauma. Clare, almost 100 years old, lives across town in an assisted living facility. Here are three people who couldn’t …
“The state’s accountable care organization produced no evidence of results from some of the community health programs it invested in, according to an analysis from the state auditor’s office.”
As the weather cools and the leaves turn, Burnham Memorial Library is brimming with excitement! If you venture down to the youth area of the library on Friday mornings at around 10:30 a.m., be prepared for a mosh pit of babies enjoying songs, stories, rhymes, and crowd favorite: bubbles! Our…
The members of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 91 Colchester, Vermont would like to express our sincere appreciation for the men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces.
Thank you, Friends of the Burnham Library.
Residents have certainly taken advantage of Parks & Recreation offerings in town this Fall!
The most demanding job in state government is running the Agency of Human Services, which normally means it’s a one-time experience. Agreeing to serve in the position twice is usually a sign of being unemployable, or being a glutton for punishment.
Weatherization key for climate, health
Dear Colchester Residents:
School board asks for support
The Colchester Winter Carnival Committee would like to express its sincere thanks to the businesses, organizations, and individuals that helped make this year’s event possible. Your continued support and generosity is greatly appreciated! We could not do it without you! Thank you to… All …
The Largesse of the Sea Maiden
Support the sewer project
REP. SETH CHASE
By Jessica Grembi
By REP. CURT TAYLOR
Louisiana’s Way Home
The President is Missing
Comments on local radio programming
By EMERSON LYNN
By REP. PAT BRENNAN
By Ron Stankevich and Chuck Hafter
Volunteer opportunity
SEWERING LAKESHORE DRIVE WILL NOT SAVE THE BAY
By JOHN MCCLAUGHRY
By JILL BERRY BOWEN, RN
From the food shelf
The Day of the Dead
By JAN DEMERS
By Louis Josephson, Ph.D.
Thanks for another great event!
Everything I Never Told You
By SEÁN SHEEHAN
American Panda
By EMERSON LYNN, co-publisher
By ERIC DAVIS
By ETHAN TAPPER
A Woman in BerlinEight Weeks in a Conquered City
We Don’t Eat Our Classmates
Thanks to all, election went smoothly
