r/montpelier • u/frankboingboing • 1d ago
r/montpelier • u/Cabinettest41 • Feb 21 '21
Bigotry of any kind will not be tolerated on this subreddit.
This includes:
Racism
Sexism
Homophobia
Transphobia
Fascism
Alt-Right bullshit
COVID-19 misinformation
Montpelier is a lovely and inclusive city, don't let racist dickheads fuck it up.
Any of these things will earn you an immediate and permanent ban
Edited on 8/25
r/montpelier • u/annodomini • Feb 11 '25
/r/montpelier is open again!
/r/montpelier had been closed to new submissions due to inactive mods. I applied to take over moderation duties, and added /u/witch_of_winooski as a co-mod, and we've re-opened it again!
Existing rules still apply; post only things relevant to Montpelier and the surrounding area, don't be a dick, no racism, fascism, transphobia, or anything of the sort. Otherwise we'd generally prefer to moderate with a light touch and hope that this community can become active again.
Welcome back, and let us know in the comments if there's anything we can do to make this community better.
r/montpelier • u/Traditional-Egg-3228 • 15h ago
Hey! I’m around Montpellier and I’m looking for some 🍁🌿to smoke… if any has any contact, plug, or where to find some (telegram, snap, place ) I would appreciate it. thankkks
r/montpelier • u/figsprojects • 4d ago
Clive at Charlie Os Tonight!
Jam rock/funk from Burlington
r/montpelier • u/SnooWords5691 • 6d ago
Preachers on the corner of State & Main
This is ridiculous, what is with the bible thumping in town. I'm trying to work and all I can here is praise jesus. If I wanted southerners preaching at me I'd go the that new church on Langdon st. Can we get this crap out of town? I'm not against religions of any type I just don't want to hear about it and the demonizing of others.
r/montpelier • u/mysterywriter36 • 9d ago
How likely am I to get a parking ticket between 4pm and 5pm
I ran out of change and only have my parking paid up til 4 but I’m working past that and I won’t be able to move my car mid-shift, am I cooked?
r/montpelier • u/frankboingboing • 10d ago
Montpelier City Manager Deliver Report to City Council and It's Not Good News
r/montpelier • u/frankboingboing • 10d ago
Montpelier City Council Punts on Confronting the Unhoused Situation in the City - No Encampments on City Property
Councilor Ben Doyle said the level of risk “at this at this time it’s just not acceptable.” Kohn said the council needs “to continue to prepare for a day when we you know we may need to to act.”
r/montpelier • u/RareOrder8537 • 11d ago
Mystery house on Rt 12
My kids refer to it as the haunted house, and we all have to duck and be quiet as we drive past. Anyone know what the deal is with this little house in the river on the way to Worcester?
r/montpelier • u/Professor-Silent • 11d ago
World Cup Viewing
Hey all! Group of us are visiting the city for the day and we’re looking for a place to watch the Norway England World Cup game - any recommendations for sports bars in town?
r/montpelier • u/frankboingboing • 13d ago
Montpelier Council Goes Behind Closed Doors on Encampments, Right-of-Way, and Panhandling Ordinances
Who owns the sidewalks of Montpelier, and who pays when a homeless encampment becomes a legal liability? Which policies and ordinances can the City Council implement that won’t get the city sued? Those questions sent the Montpelier City Council behind closed doors Monday evening, when a five-member council convened a special meeting to talk to their lawyers.
Mayor Marc Gwinn called the special meeting to order at 6 p.m., telling those present that the council had gathered to receive counsel on homeless encampment liability to the city, on the East State Street right-of-way survey and possible litigation, and on the city’s ordinances governing morals and conduct, drinking in unlicensed places, and possible panhandling and sit-and-lie rules.
https://montpnews.substack.com/p/montpelier-council-goes-behind-closed
r/montpelier • u/Little_Sorrow • 15d ago
Traffic on Sherwood
What is the deal with half of Sherwood turning into a parking lot at random times? It seems like every single Family Center client shows up at once. Are these special events or just picking up children? And can there be a better way that doesn't inhibit the flow of traffic? It's dangerous to try to go around the cars because the road is so narrow and there are so many curves that you can't see around but it's a pain in the ass to not be able to get home because cars are blocking the road and my driveway.
r/montpelier • u/VermontHistory • 19d ago
Our new exhibit, 50 for 250 is officially open at the Vermont History Museum!
galleryr/montpelier • u/frankboingboing • 20d ago
Heaton Street Office Building to Residential Conversion Approved by the Development Review Board
The Montpelier Development Review Board voted 6-1 on June 29th to close its public hearing on a proposed 20-unit housing conversion at 9 Heaton Street and move into deliberative session to draft its decision, brushing aside a neighbor’s plea for more study of traffic, noise and pedestrian safety.
Some residents wanted a traffic study, but the board declined to force the issue.
https://montpnews.substack.com/p/heaton-street-office-building-to
r/montpelier • u/Tab0r0ck • 20d ago
Toddler activities
Hi folks,
I have a very active 1 yr old, I'm afraid she's a little bored with our daily routine. Does anyone have suggestions for toddler activities in and around Montpelier?
r/montpelier • u/JumpyBake4937 • 21d ago
vulcan fitness
are we excited for a gym in downtown montpelier? haven’t heard much on the street but seems like a good addition to town?
r/montpelier • u/Ghastly-Rubberfat • 22d ago
What happened at the top of MainStreet Hill?
Obviously a car hit the house, but there’s 2 solid tire streaks that are arrow straight into the trees and house. I hope everyone is okay, but I’m morbidly curious. And did I see a guard rail hidden in the bushes there?
r/montpelier • u/bbbbbbbb678 • 22d ago
How is Latin night at Hugos ?
How is the crowd and everything ? The place seems higher end and I have yet to go there or attend any of the events.
r/montpelier • u/Purple-Commission-80 • 23d ago
Shorter hikes around town
I’m planning to explore the trails around town with my 8 and 9yos. Can anyone give some tips on where to head around North Branch River Park? We could probably to a 2-3 mile out and back, don’t mind starting from NBNC or the rec fields. I just can’t find good info on trail lengths and difficulty.
Thanks!
r/montpelier • u/SpicyVindalooCurry • 24d ago
More Langdon Street Shenanigans
So, rumor on the street is that Lucky Boardman basically forced the Langdon Street Tavern out so he and Scott Kerner could open their own bar. Boardman said the LST was 6 months arrears on the rent, but the quick turnaround suggests this new bar was in the works for some time. I personally wasn’t a customer of LST, it just had no appeal for me, but this sort of move is wrong in my opinion. Another person said Boardman wants to purchase the building across the street that houses Get Up Vintage and J.Langdon. One might presume someone with the recent track record of Boardman may become hostile to those businesses as well.
Also, there’s an abandoned tandoor oven on the sidewalk outside the Indian Nepali restaurant which people are now using as a trash receptacle. That restaurant’s sticker signs are all off the windows.
Some of the windows and doors at the former Bent Nails Bistro are now boarded up, which is never a good sign. Some young people wanted to turn it into an art cafe space, but the boarded up windows almost make the building look derelict.
Edit: I removed the bit about the FREE BBQ, it seems they removed all mention of that on their FB page.
r/montpelier • u/frankboingboing • 25d ago
Residents Urge Montpelier City Council to Confront Growing Homelessness Problem
City councilors faced a wave of frustration over the city’s homelessness crisis on Wednesday, with residents and councilors alike demanding action they said has come too slowly.
The council pledged to keep the issue on future agendas and directed the city manager to bring back concrete recommendations on managed encampment sites, shelter options, and hygiene services.
https://montpnews.substack.com/p/residents-urge-montpelier-city-council
r/montpelier • u/frankboingboing • 26d ago
City Council Approved Berlin Street Closure

Berlin Street is going to be closed for up to two months, and maybe longer.
Two months is how long the sewer project is expected to take.
https://montpnews.substack.com/p/city-council-approved-berlin-street