How To Choose The Best Home Inspector! When buying a home in North Carolina you need a Gortney home inspection Charlotte is one of the biggest purchases you’ll ever make. You want to know that your money is well spent, but it can be hard to tell whether or not you’re getting what you pay
Read More[ad_1] By Shaw Israel Izikson, Contributor Proposed bond includes $4.7 million in renovations for Charlotte Central School The Champlain Valley School District (CVSD) is looking at a possible $7.5 million bond vote for March to fund various infrastructure upgrades in school buildings, including $4.7 million in upgrades at Charlotte Central School (CCS). A presentation on
Read More[ad_1] By Shaw Israel Izikson, Contributor At their regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 19, members of The Champlain Valley School District board were extensively criticized for its handling of alleged incidents at Champlain Valley Union High School. While participants at the meeting, including members of the school board, did not make it clear what the
Read More[ad_1] By Stuart Bennett, Charlotte Town vote should decide DRB debate At the October 18 special selectboard meeting Matt Krasnow unveiled a resolution that would adopt a Development Review Board (DRB) immediately at the meeting. That’s right. No citizens vote on a DRB at town meeting. Done deal. The selectboard is going to vote on
Read More[ad_1] By Shaw Israel Izikson, Contributor At their regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 18, the Selectboard voted to adjust the salaries of three employees at the Charlotte Library. But after the discussion and motion there seemed to be more questions than answers. Originally, at the Oct. 11 regular meeting, the Selectboard went into an executive
Read More[ad_1] By Mara Brooks, Editor Is a DRB a good move for the town? The News hears from both sides As the Selectboard prepares to vote on whether to replace the town’s Zoning Board of Adjustment/Planning Commission structure with a development review board, Charlotters this weekend were still hotly debating the merits of the proposed
Read More[ad_1] Vice Chair votes against motion, says change is “too fast” During a four-hour meeting, the Charlotte Selectboard approved the formation of a Development Review Board (DRB) on Monday, Oct. 25. The approval came after four months of often intense debates between residents and town officials over whether or not the town should establish a
Read More[ad_1] By Shaw Israel Izikson, Contributor Proposal would move Charlotte to Addison County Senate District The Selectboard may meet either at a special meeting or during their next regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 8 to discuss the state’s Legislative Apportionment Board proposal that could relocate the town’s state representation. The Apportionment Board is meeting in
Read More[ad_1] By Shaw Israel Izikson, Contributor Recreation director gives presentation to Selectboard Preliminary plans were discussed for a possible community center in town at the selectboard’s regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 25. The board discussed the prospective plans with Recreation Director Nicole Conley, who presented a slideshow to the board that included the reasoning for
Read More[ad_1] By John Quinney, Publisher and President Our Oct. 26 board meeting was the last one for Vince Crockenberg. He served on our board for eight and a half years, including several years as president and publisher. At the board meeting, we recognized Vince’s immense contributions to The News, by appointing him an emeritus member
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