Greta Solsaa

2 days ago | vnews.com | Greta Solsaa

Chittenden, Vt., property owner John Gerlach has been found in contempt in the latest development of an ongoing legal battle with Mountain Top Resort. The May 22 decision came after Gerlach removed a rope barring access to one of the resort’s cross-country trails. The dispute began last summer when Gerlach and his wife, Debra, relocated two of the resort’s trails that ran through their private land.

3 days ago | vtdigger.org | Greta Solsaa

The Turning Point of Addison County unveiled a free, round-the-clock vending machine dispensing opioid overdose mediation and other health care supplies on Tuesday in Middlebury. Middlebury joins the towns of Johnson and Bennington in Vermont that have vending machines providing free naloxone, more commonly known by the brand name Narcan.

4 days ago | vtdigger.org | Greta Solsaa

In a small town in the southwestern corner of the state, the ownership rights to a historic church property are in dispute. The Pownal Center Community Church sued the town on April 4 to clarify property rights to their place of worship and associated land. Attorney Evan Chadwick, who represents the church, wrote in the civil lawsuit filed in Bennington Superior Court, asking for any uncertainties of legal ownership be resolved in favor of the church.

1 week ago | vtdigger.org | Greta Solsaa

Chittenden property owner John Gerlach has been found in contempt in the latest development  of an ongoing legal battle with Mountain Top Resort. The May 22 decision came after Gerlach removed a rope barring access to one of the resort’s cross-country trails. The dispute began last summer when Gerlach and his wife, Debra, relocated two of the resort’s trails that ran through their private land.

1 week ago | vtdigger.org | Greta Solsaa

The Vermont-based fly-fishing company Orvis is now facing pressures “at a pace that we haven’t faced in our 170-year career,” company president Simon Perkins said at a roundtable on tariffs hosted by U.S. Sen. Peter Welch. At Orvis’ flagship rod shop and factory on Wednesday, Perkins said the Trump administration’s shifting policies have not given businesses enough time to adapt their sourcing and manufacturing models to absorb the shock of tariffs.