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Here's what to know for the total solar eclipse April 8 in Colchester | Local News - Vimarsana News

Here's what to know for the total solar eclipse April 8 in Colchester | Local News

COLCHESTER — A total solar eclipse is coming to town Monday, April 8, with totality starting at approximately 3:26 p.m. For locals, viewing the phenomenon from home will be a

Burnham Memorial Library director Kelly McCagg weighs in on bill aimed at protecting library collections from censorship - Vimarsana News

Burnham Memorial Library director Kelly McCagg weighs in on bill aimed at protecting library collections from censorship

COLCHESTER — As the Vermont legislative session continues to unfold, local input has emerged on a bill pertaining to censorship in libraries.

Ecologists, Neighbors Protest Colchester Rec Center Construction - Vimarsana News

Ecologists, Neighbors Protest Colchester Rec Center Construction

Hemmed in by a pair of busy roads, homes and a cluster of commercial buildings, a 14-acre forest in Colchester is not the type of...

Colchester pulls out of Chittenden County regional emergency dispatch effort - Vimarsana News

Colchester pulls out of Chittenden County regional emergency dispatch effort

Original plans called for eight municipalities to join, but Colchester’s departure brings the number of participating communities down to four.

Repair costs to Colchester causeway too risky says selectboard, votes to revert ownership back to the state - Vimarsana News

Repair costs to Colchester causeway too risky says selectboard, votes to revert ownership back to the state

The Colchester selectboard voted to revert ownership of the causeway back to the state of Vermont due to the stark increase in repair costs within the last 30 years.