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Stuck in Vermont: Delia Robinson Has Sculpted Thousands of Whistles in Her 80 Years
Episode 758: Eva Sollberger visited Robinson’s home studio in Montpelier and got a musical tour of her colorful paintings and clay whistles.
Vermont’s Craft Brewers Brace for an Uncertain Future
Amid a slowdown that will linger beyond Dry January, Vermont’s craft beer biz faces new challenges from both in and outside the industry.
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Burlington Charter Changes Languish in the Statehouse
By the end of the session, only one of five Queen City charter changes is likely to become law. Why can’t the others cross the finish…
Lawmakers Plan to Tackle Education Reform, Health Care
Vermont legislators this session will take on enormous challenges, without a lot of money to spend. Here are the priorities.
Ethics Panel Dismisses Complaints Against Senators With Private School Ties
The five-member Senate Ethics Panel wrote that the conduct of Sens. Scott Beck and Seth Bongartz did not represent an ethics violation under the Vermont Constitution…
Scott Appoints Veteran Prosecutors to Vermont Supreme Court
Christina Nolan and Michael Drescher are both longtime Vermont attorneys who have served as federal prosecutors.
UVM Health Names Stephen Leffler as New CEO
Leffler has served as the network’s interim CEO since October and has vowed to give its hospitals more autonomy.
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Un-Thor-gettable: a Posthumous Show by Matthew Thorsen
A show at S.P.A.C.E. Gallery in Burlington brings together an eclectic selection of works from the late photographer’s oeuvre, from portraits to still lifes.
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Winter Farmers Markets Offer Veggies, Meats and Community
Vermont’s winter markets serve up a surprising bounty of food and artisan goods, along with vital connections for farmers and shoppers alike.
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‘Marty Supreme’ Is a Hectic Underdog Saga With Satirical Bite
Timothée Chalamet is winning awards for his performance as a midcentury New Yorker who will beg, borrow and steal to become a table-tennis champion.
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Architecture + Design Film Series Celebrates Eliot Noyes
The series’ 100th film, ‘Modernism, Inc.,’ examines the career of the influential midcentury-modern architect who had Vermont ties.
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