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The Over-60 Crowd Steps Up With Bill McKibben's Climate Action Group Third Act - Vimarsana News

The Over-60 Crowd Steps Up With Bill McKibben's Climate Action Group Third Act

Michael Weiss stood apart from the group of protesters outside Chase bank in Burlington last week. He was a few feet and four or five...

Two-car crash in Ripton results in serious injury - Vimarsana News

Two-car crash in Ripton results in serious injury

RIPTON – A two-car crash in Ripton today resulted in serious injuries for one driver and significant damage to both vehicles involved. According to the Vermont State Police, the crash occurred at approximately 4:40 p.m. on VT RT 125. Troopers arrived on the scene to find two vehicles with heavy front-end damage in the east

Ripton Vermont Crash Yesterday; 77-Year-Old Man Killed – NECN - Vimarsana News

Ripton Vermont Crash Yesterday; 77-Year-Old Man Killed – NECN

A 77-year-old Vermont man died at a hospital following a crash on Thursday in the town of Ripton, according to state troopers.

Source: necn.com
Vermont Town Meeting Day resumes pre-pandemic operations - Vimarsana News

Vermont Town Meeting Day resumes pre-pandemic operations

Last week, Vermonters gathered in municipalities across the state for Town Meeting Day. The annual event had the highest turnout of in-person town meetings this year since 2019. Meeting days primarily took place in a mailable ballot format the past two years due to Covid-19 restrictions. 

What's on Vermont Town Meeting ballots? Three-quarters of a billion dollars in municipal requests - Vimarsana News

What's on Vermont Town Meeting ballots? Three-quarters of a billion dollars in municipal requests

Some 75% of the state’s 247 cities and towns are set to return this week to shoulder-to-shoulder decision-making on local spending, leaders, charter changes and, in one case, $60,000 for bear-proof trash cans.