The Lofted Office

07/05/2026

Our community has a dedication to local events I haven’t experienced before, it’s amazing, despite the fact that there are a lot of things going on that make this country feel dangerous and corrupt, we have been a country for 250 years and as a society, so many of us continue to fight for equality and progress, that’s something to celebrate. I’m hoping that very soon we can start to feel all the effort put in by so many people to make this a country that supports love and diversity, challenges fascism, and strives to heal our planet. That’s what I’d like to celebrate today. I super appreciate the effort put into this event by people who love history, who love this city, and who make this a wonderful community to live in.

07/02/2026

The scientific community agrees: Frequent breaks from screens and work are incredibly beneficial. One of our clients introduced a puzzle to the office and we now have a puzzle going in the main room all the time! It has become a well-loved activity for little breaks throughout the day.

Discover why jigsaw puzzles are the ultimate antidote to workplace stress and digital overload. Learn how the science of 'puzzling' can boost employee wellness, cognitive focus, and team collaboration in the modern office.

06/28/2026

Hope everyone is enjoying this beautiful weather! As the months heat up, don’t forget we at The Lofted Office have air conditioning and a great balcony to sit on for lunch! Only two Dedicated Desks are available, but there is lots of seats free in our Hot Desk area, which also happens to be the most affordable option! Only $175 for a monthly subscription, and $25 for a day! Need a middle ground? Ask about our punch cards! 🔆

05/21/2026

We’ll be closed on Monday for Memorial, but available for tours if anyone would like to come check out the space!

05/15/2026

Congratulations to the winners! Some really amazing comments for a lot of Saint Albans restaurants! :)

FRANKLIN COUNTY — The returns are in and diners have selected the region's best menu showcasing maple. For the second consecutive year, Greenwood Bakery and Deli, of Richford, came in

05/15/2026

Dropbox has the right idea! I love it when I see forward thinking.

Many companies have ended remote work arrangements that began during the coronavirus pandemic. But San Francisco technology company Dropbox has no plans to return its workers to offices.

05/07/2026

Hey all! As the warmer months approach, just wanted to remind you that we have central air, big lovely windows, and a beautiful balcony. Keep us in mind if you need to get out of the house, need a quiet place to work, having a hard time focusing etc. The Lofted Office is a great place for remote workers, brainstorming, meetings, illustrating, digital creating, and more! We’re also very affordable for a range of needs. Call or text for a tour, it can be the same day you need the space.

05/05/2026

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04/08/2026

This is excellent news for remote workers across the state, those affected by rising gas prices and not to mention businesses like mine! Looking for a local office space for your remote workers needs? We’re right downtown and have two private offices and lots of space available at affordable prices!

Congratulations to the state workers AND the taxpayers of Vermont. The labor relations panel unanimously ruled that the Governor’s forced commuting for state employees violated the rules, the law, and the contract.

Let's be clear. There is ample evidence that:

1) Work productivity is high, and worker satisfaction is higher, with the option to work from home when such work is feasible.

2) There are many benefits for Vermonters when State employees commute less. More productivity, higher worker retention. Higher job satisfaction. And less commuter traffic.

3) More efficient use of taxpayers' money. The State does not need to pay millions in additional rent for unnecessary office space.

4) More accessible jobs for Vermonters who can apply and accept state jobs anywhere across the state without needing to move. Under Gov. Scott's mandate, you would likely need to move closer if you got the job. Remote work allows for a larger pool of applicants across the state.

While the Governor is mad that the state needs to reimburse the employees for the unlawful order he issued, he only needs to look in the mirror and reflect on the extra costs he has imposed on Vermont taxpayers.

Finally, the Governor chastised the board in a highly political way, blaming the board for a "flawed, biased decision made by a non-judicial board outside the court of law." But he appointed the whole panel, and it is 100% their job to arbitrate such matters. He even appointed the professional HR person who joined the unanimous decision. After 10 years in office, he still points fingers and blames others for the job he is supposed to do as the head of state. He cannot hide behind the legislature on this one.

Vermont’s dedicated state employees deserve more respect from Vermont’s Governor.