Waterbury Roundabout

3 weeks ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

Trooper Mae Murdock in a news release said police on April 17, around 9:45 a.m. received a report that a 1974 Honda Passport motorcycle was stolen from a home at 11 North Main Street in Waterbury. The ensuing investigation found that the yellow and white motorcycle with a black seat was taken around noon on Tuesday, April 15. “Witnesses to the theft advised a young male in a green sweatshirt drove away on the motorcycle,” Murdock wrote in the release.

3 weeks ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

Longtime Perry Hill resident Al Lewis picked up on the pavement and lane markings point. He brought a homemade map with photos of the intersection from various angles to illustrate marking additional turning lanes on the existing roadways at the Stowe Street and Blush Hill Road entry points to the intersection as well as on Rt. 100 northbound where it meets Stowe Street. Former Town Manager Bill Shepeluk said he thought Lewis’ idea has merit.

1 month ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

April 15, 2025 | By Lisa ScagliottiUnderscoring that they prefer Waterbury voters to pick their own representatives to the Harwood School Board, the Waterbury Select Board last week voted to recommend that two former school board appointees return to their posts for another year. At their April 7 meeting, the board interviewed four applicants for two vacant Waterbury seats on the Harwood Unified Union School Board.

1 month ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

The Duxbury Selectboard is still in need of a fifth member following last month’s election, but it’s making progress in filling other town positions, including recommending a new member to represent the community on the Harwood school board. At its meeting on Monday, the Duxbury Selectboard voted unanimously to recommend Emily Dolloff to the Harwood Unified Union School Board.

1 month ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

Cuts to the small federal agency that supports public libraries and museums across the country will impact efforts in Vermont to preserve local history, including a program that involved the Waterbury Historical Society. The Vermont Historical Society on Thursday announced that due to the termination of a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, it would lay off a staff member and stop work on a new local history project.