Will Waterbury’s former Vermont National Guard armory eventually be used as a homeless shelter, and if so, does the state need to get a local permit? At least one of those questions will be addressed at an upcoming Development Review Board hearing.

The brothers’ art-filled upbringings would take them from auditoriums in Randolph to arenas and stages worldwide, working with people like Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Ryan Gosling and more.

Home for a weekend break from Congressional duties, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, (I-Vt.), sat down for some brinksmanship of a different kind as he hosted his second annual Youth Chess Day. 

A crash on Vermont Route 100 in Duxbury last week between a car and a tractor sent a local man to the hospital and resulted in multiple charges including drunk driving and assault for the driver of the car involved, according to Vermont State Police.

The driver of the tractor-trailer in Thursday’s fatal crash on Vermont Route 100 in Moretown has pleaded not guilty to a negligent driving charge and remains in custody with bail set at $150,000. Meanwhile friends of the victim have organized online fundraising sites to assist her family.

UPDATED: The makeover for a prime spot in downtown Waterbury kicked off with a ceremony that begin constructions of the first phase of work to beautify the alley between 21 and 23 Stowe Street.

We asked, readers answered, and we share an impressive collection of photos from Monday’s total solar eclipse. To fully enjoy the slideshows in this post, view on a device larger than a phone.

NEW DATES: Work on lower Blush Hill Road for VELCO to replace a large utility pole has been rescheduled for Monday-Tuesday, April 15-16.

Waterbury’s water and sewer utility district will hold its annual meeting and election on Wednesday, May 8. 

The driver of a tractor-trailer involved in a fatal crash on Vermont Route 100 this morning near the Moretown-Duxbury town line is in jail tonight and is scheduled for a court hearing on Friday in Barre, according to Vermont State Police.

He can’t fly or shoot lasers out his eyes, but he can do what many dread and few understand: taxes.

Officials at the Vermont Emergency Operations Center in Waterbury issued an Eclipse Day update at noon today.

The work of a new volunteer committee studying housing issues in Waterbury got its first policy recommendation before the Waterbury Select Board this week as it began looking at a draft ordinance involving rental properties.

In this final (we think) update ahead of the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, we would like to share a few more pieces of important local information. 

It’s not often that the Waterbury Select Board holds a discussion about local schools, but Monday’s meeting had a rare item of business for town officials to address – interviewing and recommending candidates to fill three school board positions. 

BARRE — A Waterbury man is accused of attacking a woman and then having contact with that woman in violation of his conditions of release. 

Waterbury’s Development Review Board on Wednesday night will not be discussing permit requirements for the former Vermont National Guard armory. However, it is scheduled to review new designs for a large metal art installation that’s part of the Stowe Street Alley project.

The Waterbury Select Board meets on Monday with a full agenda that includes interviewing applicants for open seats on the Harwood school board, reviewing permits for a number of large spring and summer events, a vicious dog hearing, and a first look at a draft rental property ordinance.