Waterbury woman arrested on fraud charges
A Waterbury woman is facing fraud charges after allegedly misrepresenting herself to obtain approximately $40,000 in funds from three local assistance organizations, according to Vermont State Police.
Looking to begin his 5th term, Gov. Scott names new cabinet members
This week Gov. Phil Scott announced several cabinet appointments including naming Sarah Clark, of Waterbury, as secretary of the Agency of Administration.
New law expands access to adoption information
Beginning on July 1, changes to Vermont Adoption Law will allow adopted Vermonters greater access to their adoption information.
Washington-Chittenden House candidate survey
Four candidates are running for the two seats in the Washington-Chittenden district of the Vermont House of Representatives. Waterbury Roundabout asked them why they’re running and what they think about some top issues facing Vermonters.
Sightings of wild cats spark curiosity
Recent reports of big cat sightings have captured the imagination of local residents eager to know what species of wild felines might be living in Waterbury.
Waterbury Select Board candidate survey
Waterbury Roundabout caught up with the five candidates for Waterbury Select Board. We asked them to tell voters a little about themselves and share their thoughts on some of the top issues they are likely to encounter if elected. Here are their answers.
Not Quite Independence Day 2021 turns on the charm
With bright sunshine and mostly maskless people lining Main Street, Waterbury celebrated its long-awaited Not Quite Independence Day with a parade and party and fireworks regardless of it being July 10 last Saturday.
Main Street Construction | April 30-May 7
Special Note: In addition to the Main Street project, repairs are scheduled for Reservoir Road leading to the Waterbury Reservoir State Park in Waterbury Center starting Monday, May 3. The road will be closed to the public for a week. The parking area above the gate at the top of the road will also be closed during this time.
Main Street Construction Update | Oct. 22-30
Water line replacement is underway starting Oct. 22 through Oct. 30 on lower Stowe Street between Bidwell Lane and Main Street. Stowe Street will be temporarily closed during this time. There will be pedestrian access and businesses will be open. Bidwell Lane will be closed to thru traffic but will be accessible by Foundry Street. Paving through Oct. 30: Expect traffic delays Tuesday through Friday, Oct. 27-30, for paving along all of Main Street and side streets.
Waterbury Rotary Club cancels NQID fireworks display
The COVID-19 pandemic had up-ended events for weeks and in Waterbury, the Rotary Club’s Board of Directors on Friday announced that the latest summer casualty will be the fireworks show planned for Not Quite Independence Day this year.