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Bethlehem Board Adopts Inclusivity Resolution - Vimarsana News

Bethlehem Board Adopts Inclusivity Resolution

After mulling the placement of an “Everyone Belongs” sign at town hall and a subsequent inclusivity resolution, the Bethlehem Select Board on Monday adopted the resolution, following a revision.

Temporary Shared Bicycle Lanes To Be Installed As Part Of Traffic Study - Vimarsana News

Temporary Shared Bicycle Lanes To Be Installed As Part Of Traffic Study

A temporary pop-up demonstration involving shared bicycle lanes and traffic calming measures will be installed for one week in August as part of a traffic study aimed at slowing vehicle

Following "Everyone Belongs" Signs, Board Split On Inclusivity Resolution | Local News - Vimarsana News

Following "Everyone Belongs" Signs, Board Split On Inclusivity Resolution | Local News

Following the Bethlehem Select Board’s tabling of the proposal to place an “Everyone Belongs” sign at town hall, one Select Board member has suggested that the board adopt an “inclusivity

Town Advancing Possible Legal Action Against "Derelict Property" Owners | Local News - Vimarsana News

Town Advancing Possible Legal Action Against "Derelict Property" Owners | Local News

After beefing up in 2022 its policy regarding derelict properties that have junk and debris strewn about in violation of the town zoning ordinance and state law, the Bethlehem Select

"Everyone Belongs" Sign Sparks More Debate, Prompts Board To Mull Town Property Sign Policy | Local News - Vimarsana News

"Everyone Belongs" Sign Sparks More Debate, Prompts Board To Mull Town Property Sign Policy | Local News

The “Everyone Belongs” yard signs in the North Country have sparked more debate at town hall in Bethlehem and have prompted the Select Board, during their meeting on Monday, to