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Valley News - Morrill Homestead closed while awaiting inspection of flood damage

Valley News - Town Meeting 2023: Confusion on town manager plan at Royalton pre-meeting

ROYALTON — The Selectboard decided to put on the Town Meeting warning a proposal to hire a town manager.But the best way to pursue moving to the town manager form of government would be to vote it down, voters and town officials said at Tuesday...

Valley News - Ballot or floor: COVID-era changes stir debate on Town Meeting structure

At a class Tuesday night in Strafford’s Cabin Fever University titled “All You Ever Wanted to Know About Stafford Town Meeting,” around 20 town residents wondered aloud how they could combine the traditional in-person meeting and its vigorous and...

Valley News - VLS student's death hangs over plans for South Royalton railroad crossing

SOUTH ROYALTON — The death of Vermont Law School student Thomas Fennell, who was killed last year at a South Royalton railroad crossing when a train struck his vehicle, was on the minds of many community members present at a Thursday hearing with the...

Vermont Town's Voters Asked to Allow ATVs on Roads to Connect Trails

Voters in Royalton, Vermont will be considering at the town meeting next week whether to allow all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) on parts of some town roads.

Valley News - Forum, Feb. 27: Royalton not ready for ATVs on roads

Royalton not ready for ATVs on roads I am writing as a resident taxpayer in Royalton and not as one of the members of the Royalton Selectboard. I will be voting NO on Article 7 on the town warning for the annual Town Meeting. The article is to...

Valley News - In Royalton, ATV riders ask for access to some town roads

Valley News - In search of a conductor

In search of a conductor Dick Ellis directs the South Royalton Town Band at the town green in South Royalton, Vt., on July 13, 2005. Ellis, who died in 2015, led the band for 71 years. (Valley News - Travis Dove) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com. Music teacher Phyllis Kadlub, of South Royalton, Vt., works with student Kendrick Madore, also of South Royalton, on the South Royalton green on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020. Madore has been recently applying to colleges to become a music teacher. (Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.

With a UVM Program Threatened by Cuts, Does Historic Preservation Have a Future in Vermont?

Devin Colman in front of his favorite midcentury house in Burlington On January 24, the preservation experts of seven northeastern states, including Pennsylvania and New York, convened for a webinar on historic barns, hosted by the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance. One of the three invited guest speakers was Tom Visser, professor and director of the master's of science program in historic preservation at the University of Vermont. In the subsequent breakout session for Vermont, the main speakers, Vermont state architectural historian Devin Colman and Preservation Trust of Vermont field service representative Alex Tolstoi, greeted each other familiarly. Both graduates of Visser's program, they gave a shout-out to a third grad, Caitlin Corkins, tax credits and grants coordinator at the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation, who didn't make it to the event.