Maple Tree Place in Williston sells to New York-based real estate company for $77 million
Maple Tree Place has changed hands again, selling for $77 million to Acadia Realty Trust, which is $13 million less than it last sold for in 2016.
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Maple Tree Place has changed hands again, selling for $77 million to Acadia Realty Trust, which is $13 million less than it last sold for in 2016.
Williston residents submitted a petition two years ago urging the town to prohibit the practice, calling animal traps “inhumane and indiscriminate” and posing a risk to pets and children.
Gordon St. Hilaire, who resigned from the board in December, reached an agreement with prosecutors and will serve six months probation.
St. Hilaire, who taught grades five and six at Camel’s Hump Middle School in Richmond, also resigned his teaching position.
Gordon St. Hilaire was in Chittenden County court Thursday to face charges that he vandalized an ex-girlfriend’s vehicle on multiple occasions beginning in October.