Tunbridge Selectboard News Today

TUNBRIDGE — In the shadow of an ongoing legal dispute that has pitted a Tunbridge property owner against the town’s Selectboard, a Tunbridge state representative introduced a bill that would give towns the authority to maintain legal trails.The...

TUNBRIDGE — In a legal dispute turning into a legal saga, a second complaint has been filed against the tunbridge. Pitting landowners against a municipality, the filing follows the dismissal of a first lawsuit brought by the same plaintiffs contesting...

TUNBRIDGE — John O’Brien speaks modestly of Man With a Plan, his 1996 feature film about a Vermont farmer who decides to run for Congress.For a piece of Vermont artistry, the film was a resounding success, but in movie terms, where success is measured...

Farming collaborative plan looks to keep land accessible, open "> Shona Sanford-Long, along with her cattle dogs, Yap and Ruger, walks to feed her pigs in Tunbridge, Vt., on Wednesday, July 7, 2021. The Vermont Land Trust purchased Holstein Stock Farm from Ann and Corey Chapman in May and is leasing the land to the White River Land Collaborative, which has a multi-use community plan for the land, including solar panels, publicly accessible hiking trails and pastures and barn space for farmers l...

Forum, May 4: Federal health officials need to target risk Published: 5/4/2021 10:49:15 AM Modified: 5/4/2021 10:49:14 AM Federal health officials need to target risk In my humble opinion, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention need to come clean. Now that we have open enrollment for the COVID vaccine, they need to stop with the “should” and communicate risk reduction. If you have been fully vaccinated, the risk of you getting or transmitting the virus and the variants is very “s...

Tunbridge prepares to vote on dissolving school district, splitting from Chelsea Modified: 1/5/2021 10:00:41 PM TUNBRIDGE — Dissolving the First Branch Unified School District could be a costly endeavor for taxpayers in Tunbridge and Chelsea if voters in the district’s two towns decide to do so. An analysis presented by the White River Valley Supervisory Union at a meeting Monday night showed that the tax rate in Tunbridge would have been 18 cents higher per $100 of valuation this year if T...

Newbury, Tunbridge among Vermont towns considering leaving school districts Students at the Ripton Elementary School head to the bus at the end of the day on Tuesday, December 1, 2020. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Modified: 12/28/2020 8:45:38 PM MONTPELIER — At least five towns across Vermont will vote in the coming weeks on whether to secede from their unified school districts, a first wave of district breakups that could herald more. For David Major, the former Westminster School Board ...