Montpelier’s City Council has decided not to renew City Manager Bill Fraser’s contract on Feb. 12  after 30 years on the job.

A mysterious do-gooder called The Valentine's Bandit has struck again in Vermont's capital city, spreading love and goodwill to their neighbors.

Councilors said the city is not necessarily trending in the right direction when it comes to housing, homelessness and keeping businesses afloat.

We have benefited greatly by having Bill as our city manager, and I wish this had come out a different way,” Mayor Jack McCullough said.

The winter storm in the Northeast is promising to bring some tricky travel to the region for the Thursday morning commute, and officials have urged drivers to keep it slow on the roads or just ...

After 30 years on the job, Montpelier City Manager Bill Fraser has been voted out. According to the Montpelier Bridge, the ...

The bumpy, narrow two-lane road in Forsyth will be soon be improving with a goal of widening and resurfacing the road.

The city of Montpelier's city council voted to terminate city manager Bill Fraser's contract during a meeting on Wednesday ...

City Manager William “Bill” Fraser will learn whether he will keep his job of 30 years during tonight’s Feb. 12 city council ...

The state’s 29 municipalities with at least 5,000 people are set to ask voters for nearly $275 million in capital projects — a leap from $60 million last year — in a collective wish list heavy with ...

A popular Atlantic City beach bar is seeking permission to build a swimming pool on the beach. SECAA LLC, doing business as ...

Montpelier is reminding locals about ways they can keep fire hydrants clear and accessible in the winter. Anyone who lives near a fire hydrant should shovel a ...