GivingTuesday will take place this week. There are numerous organizations deserving of your support including the WaterWheel Foundation. Here’s a piece
David's passion was training retrievers and also encouraging and instructing their owners. He was a Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife Hunter safety instructor as well as a member of the planning board of Johnson.
Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas is encouraging voters to drop off their mail ballots sooner rather than later. Voters should send mail-in ballots today for clerks to count on Election Day.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton proved disastrous for not only the states directly affected, but the entire country, sounding alarms for people who thought living inland mitigated their risk.
What should have been a profitable weekend for dozens of artists quickly turned into losses when the tent came down during high winds. The collapse damaged many of the artists’ creations and forced the three-day event’s cancellation.
In 1934 a law was passed that prohibited foreigners or foreign-owned corporations from owning a license to run U.S. radio and television stations. It was passed as a means to
A month after eligibility for the emergency motel housing program tightened and increased the number of unhoused Vermonters, advocates are alarmed by what they're seeing on the ground.
As Kamala Harris outlined her policies, one that received some criticism was the plan to tax unrealized gains of the wealthiest Americans. Critics outline unintended consequences of the policy, includ
Environmentalists have argued that McNeil has lost millions of dollars in the last decade. In a new regulatory filing, Burlington Electric Department says their analysis is flawed.
Norwich has drawn criticism for its suspension of The Guidon, which came after the newspaper published multiple articles critical of the university’s administration.
A few days after Ambros won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, he chatted about his early life, collaborative work and advice for aspiring scientists.
NORTH HERO — Grand Isle County State's Attorney Doug DiSabito said Monday that he does not plan to seek a third simple assault trial for Franklin County Sheriff John Grismore.
There are lots of trails in the Stowe, from mountain biking to hiking to drinking beer! Mountain biking trails like the Cady Hill Forest network of trails are run by the Stowe Trails Partnership. If mountain biking is too daring of an activity for you,
The first libertarian revolution succeeded, and we can do the same — but we, too, must have the will to triumph, to accept nothing less than total victory.
The Vermont School Boards Association (VSBA) has released the final report from the Task Force on Collaboration To Benefit All Students, identifying and addressing long-standing challenges within the
When I was recently lent the brand-new Ferrari Purosangue —the first-ever four-door, four-seat Ferrari—for a few days, the decision was easy and instant: Let’s point our way north, and maybe even get there before everything peaks (likely this coming weekend).
The winners of the Rising Stars recognition award were recently announced by Vermont Business Magazine. Forty winners under the age of 40 were selected by a panel of
One person was killed and a second was left with critical injuries after a shooting in Waterbury, Vermont, according to state police. No one has been arrested. Vermont State Police said they were called to a home at the Kneeland Flats Trailer Park around 12:45 a.
After jurors twice failed to reach a verdict in the case, State’s Attorney Doug DiSabito said he had “determined that a third trial is not in the public interest.”
Dartmouth College students and many other groups are commemorating Indigenous Peoples' Day today and throughout the week across New Hampshire, Vermont and beyond. In the earliest hours of this morning, Indigenous students at Dartmouth gathered and opened the holiday with a drumming circle.
The Grammar School in will once again transform its bucolic campus into a bustling medieval village as the school hosts its 36th annual Medieval Faire from 10 a.m.
Wan Yee Ng, 41, was arrested on the morning of June 28 at an Airbnb in Canaan as she was about to get into an inflatable kayak with a duffle bag on Lake Wallace.
Investigators said they received a call when Nugteren was allegedly breaking into the home. Police later learned he was able to gain entry and had attacked the resident.
