Tim Heney News Today

Montpelier is the only Vermont community that still accepts leachate -- potentially toxic sludge -- from the state's lone operating landfill.

While no firm plans have been made for a rescheduled Pet Remembrance Vigil, Hayden mentioned a tentative plan to implement a quarterly vigil to help people throughout the year.

MONTPELIER — City Manager Bill Fraser never said a “hard reset” would be easy when it comes to municipal spending. It certainly wasn’t Wednesday night.

MONTPELIER — While the July flooding had a significant impact on the Capital City in 2023, there were several other notable events.

Chris Heikkinen reflects and looks ahead after taking the helm of the Thunder Bay Port Authority in the fall.

Montpelier residents still have no post office nearly five months after the federal building that housed it at 87 State Street was flooded, and they...

MONTPELIER — There is a “P” in both “plan” and “priorities,” and from the “pit” and the “post office” to “paving” and “people,” more piled up quickly as city councilors

MONTPELIER — When it comes to quick fixes to a chronic housing shortage officials in central Vermont’s Twin Cities are now eyeing “low-hanging fruit” that is growing on two very

MONTPELIER — A presentation about two versions of a recreational complex that would both lose money, even before factoring in the hefty debt service associated with actually building them, prompted

MONTPELIER — On the heels of a budget season that was all addition and no subtraction, there is suddenly some division on the City Council when it comes to the