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The Vermont Community Newspaper Group (VTCNG) operates out of the charming and vibrant town of Stowe, located in the central mountains of Vermont. Stowe is not only a lively community throughout the year but also a thriving center for businesses, hosting a variety of successful companies. This town offers a unique blend of top-notch amenities and the warmth of small-town life, featuring renowned year-round resorts such as the Stowe Mountain Resort and the Trapp Family Lodge.

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Morristown charts course with Jersey Heights stormwater project

6 days ago | vtcng.com | Patrick Bilow

The Morristown selectboard approved preliminary design plans for a stormwater project at the Jersey Heights subdivision during a special meeting on March 23. The three-acre rule stems from federal pressure in recent years to improve the water quality of Lake Champlain and its tributaries. Jersey Heights, a 64-home neighborhood just south of the village, has 10.4 acres of impervious surface, the most of the 12 three-acre properties in Morrisville to which the rule applies.
Morristown charts course: Jersey Heights stormwater project

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Patrick Bilow

The Morristown selectboard approved preliminary design plans for a stormwater project at the Jersey Heights subdivision during a special meeting on March 23. The three-acre rule stems from federal pressure in recent years to improve the water quality of Lake Champlain and its tributaries. Jersey Heights, a 64-home neighborhood just south of the village, has 10.4 acres of impervious surface, the most of the 12 three-acre properties in Morrisville to which the rule applies.
Cambridge subdivision update draws concern

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Aaron Calvin

A Cambridge resident with a background in development has raised concerns about the ongoing subdivision regulation update being undertaken by the planning commission. These concerns ultimately raise questions about whether or not tweaks to the current regulations will make it more difficult to develop housing in a town with more demand than supply and may be losing housing stock to property buyouts related to the flood of July 2023.
Morrisville residents approve pump station project

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Patrick Bilow

Morrisville village residents approved a $1.8 million project to renovate the Jersey Heights Pump Station in an 80-1 vote during the annual village election this week. The renovations won’t actually cost village residents anything, according to Morrisville Water and Light manager Scott Johnstone, but an affirmative vote was needed to unlock a $998,000 state grant to cover more than half the cost.
Johnson selectboard member floats idea for a town water plaza

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Aaron Calvin

In an effort to come up with creative uses for potentially vacant properties in Johnson, one selectboard member is pursuing federal funding to turn a flood-prone area into a recreational area.
Lamoille kids win big at LUHS-hosted chess championship

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Aaron Calvin

The Lamoille Union High School chess team took home the team championship for the fourth year in a row on March 29 at the 38th Annual Vermont State Scholastic Chess Championship, narrowly beating out the runner-up Essex High School. Elizabeth Daley and Truman Bates tied for third place in the high school division, and Merlin Gwozdz tied for fourth with others among the nearly 200 students who participated in the event, which was held at Lamoille.
Joint meeting in Stowe addresses notion of ‘rich town’

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Patrick Bilow

A long-awaited joint meeting of Stowe’s selectboard, school board and legislative delegation offered more answers than questions last week, with nearly two hours of discussion between the parties before the meeting opened to public comments. The meeting was the first of its kind in many years and stems from public outcry over swelling property tax rates in Stowe, primarily to fund the rising cost of state-wide education in Vermont.
Welch holds business roundtable on tariff chaos

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Aaron Calvin

The disco ball may have been turning on the porch of The Alchemist Brewery Monday afternoon, but the five-alarm fire wasn’t on the dance floor — it was in the local economy. Representatives from the hospitality, brewing and distilling, retail and manufacturing sectors gathered in Stowe Monday with Sen. Peter Welch, D-Vt., and discussed before a crowded room the significant negative impact Republican President Donald Trump’s tariff strategy and other policy choices were having on their businesses.
Town chorus has simple message: ‘Just come and sing’

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Patrick Bilow

Sometimes people just want an excuse to sing together. At least that’s what Morristown resident Maggie Cleary was thinking when she started putting out feelers about forming a community choir last year. Turns out she was right. A staggering crowd showed up at River Arts for the inaugural rehearsal of Morristown’s community choir a few weeks ago, and although the group doesn’t have an official name yet, it plans to put on shows this summer, with dates to be announced later this spring.
Home health care braces for cuts

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Aaron Calvin

The leadership at Lamoille Home Health and Hospice has been thinking a lot about office supplies lately. They’ve found a way to get a good deal on them, among other things. The at-home assistance provider joined up, along with their neighbors at Copley Hospital, Lamoille Health Partners and other regional health care providers, in joining the New England Health Network, a collaborative group formed last year in order to help form connections and be more efficient.