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New Bike Path Bridge Completed - The Montpelier Bridge
WEBNov 19, 2021 · A ribbon-cutting ceremony officially opening the bridge and the first section of new trail to public use is planned for May 2022. This bridge is the keystone piece connecting the Montpelier Bike Path across East Montpelier up to where the existing rail trail begins at Route 14 — and ultimately to connect the Barre-Montpelier area into a ...
A Message from City Hall: Signing Off for Now
WEB3 days ago · Montpelier Energy Advisory Committee reduced from $5,000 to $2,000. Social Equity consultant remains reduced from $10,000 to 0. Green Mountain Transit My Ride contribution reduced from $40,000 to 0. Homelessness Task Force reduced from $45,000 to $17,500. Housing Task Force funding reduced from $110,000 to 0.
Obituaries Archives - The Montpelier Bridge
WEBHome Obituaries. Obituary Submissions: The fee is 35 cents a word, with a minimum purchase of 250 words at $88. A single photo is free of charge. Approved submissions will be posted on The Bridge website immediately and appear in the next print edition of the paper. If you are announcing a memorial service and it will take place before the next ...
News and Features Archives - The Montpelier Bridge
WEB5 days ago · Heard on the Street, Sept. 4, 2024. Phil Dodd and John Lazenby - September 4, 2024.
About - The Montpelier Bridge
WEBThe Bridge, a “free, independent, and local” newspaper serving Central Vermont, aims to strengthen the bonds between the people and communities of Central Vermont by covering the stories that matter most to them and providing a platform for communication.. Within our pages, you can engage with political and business leaders, investigate the region’s most important issues, share ...
Two Bridges in the Heart of Montpelier
WEBJan 24, 2024 · The Rialto Bridge, built in 1916, is the older of the two structures. It is located at one of the earliest river crossings in Montpelier. Sarah Watrous’s 1821 woodcut illustration of the village of Montpelier shows two bridges: a long bridge crossing the Winooski River at Main Street and another bridge a short distance up the North Branch ...
‘The System is Now Broken’: Local Leaders Call on the State to …
WEB4 days ago · By Tracy Brannstrom Local leaders are calling on the state to take more initiative in addressing homelessness, even as Vermont’s Agency of Human Services is working to scale back its emergency housing program. At a Wednesday, Sept. 18 press conference at Montpelier City Hall, elected officials from across Vermont read a statement, asking the Scott […]
Performing Arts - The Montpelier Bridge
WEBADVERTISE ON OUR ONLINE CALENDAR PAGES! Call 223-5112 ext. 12 or email [email protected] for details. Community Calendar Live Music Visual Arts Weekly Events Send your calendar listings to [email protected]. AUDITIONS Feb. 2019: The Valley Players will hold auditions the first two weekends in February for the first three shows of their 40th Anniversary season at the […]
How The Bridge Was Built
WEBNov 1, 2023 · Editor’s Note: This story is part of a series of narratives from The Bridge’s early founders and those involved in the beginning years of this newspaper’s history. We turn 30 in December, and as part of our celebration, we’ll be hearing from more of the people who formed this beloved local publication in the coming […]
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