After Michael Lepore-Capek-Piper died of a fentanyl overdose, his stepfather Chip Piper set out to help others. By asking community members to sponsor his participation in ultramarathons, Piper has raised more than $50,000 for Vermont nonprofits in just three years.
Life and works of central Vermont poet to be celebrated
Navy submariner and respected businessman relished the thrill of NASCAR and the joy of country line dancing
Kimberly Carson, Burlington’s director of racial equity, inclusion and belonging, has resigned after 18 months on the job to take a new position in North…
We invite family and friends to celebrate the life of Robert Rodgers on Friday, May 24, 1:30 p.m., at his home at 2284 South Street…
Outdoorsman took immense pride in his work and could fix, build, mend or tend anything
Arborist loved the outdoors, including gardening, and had a lifelong interest in flowers
Molecular geneticist was dedicated to the pursuit of scientific discovery, academic freedom and fish
Burlington native had an innate connection to the natural world and a unique bond with animals
Lawmakers endured a marathon legislative session that stretched well past midnight on Friday as they sought compromise on controversial bills to set property taxes, protect…
Burlington sculptor Lydia Kern has received this year’s Diane Gabriel Visual Artist Award, with a cash prize of $5,000 and a $1,000 credit to access…
North Bennington woman made Vermont her home and donated land to establish a trail system for all to use
Dedicated IBM employee and volunteer firefighter embodied the spirit of selflessness in service to his community
Faith, family and the outdoors were the three most important pillars of Westford man’s life
Underhill Center woman was a beneficent force of nature who loved this Earth and loved people even more
When you’ve been anointed a “next big thing” by gilded outlets such as Pitchfork and Rolling Stone, there’s a danger of being typecast. With an…
A story often hits harder when viewers know it’s true, and tick, tick… BOOM! is — at least as far as make-believe musical comedy can…
A few months ago, I was down in Brattleboro talking with some local musicians and artists near the Estey Organ Museum. (No, it’s not a…
The Amy E. Tarrant Gallery at the Flynn in Burlington is only open on Saturday afternoons and to patrons prior to theater shows. Currently, extensive…
I’ve always thought the term “reporter” undersells the job of writing the “first rough draft of history,” as Washington Post publisher Phil Graham phrased it…
Dear Reverend, My mother passed away four months ago. Although she was older and had lived a great life, it was still rather unexpected. I…
Indie-folk artist and Vermont native Freya Yost released her debut album, Delicate Elements, last month. It’s a little surprising it took her this long, as…
Success Story Thank you for the in-depth article about Shaina Taub [“Born for Broadway: Waitsfield’s Shaina Taub Arrives in a Big Way, Starring in Her…
2 Traffic-control light locations 3 Stop sign locations 5 One-way streets designated 6 Left turns prohibited 7 No-parking areas 8 No parking 7:30 a.m. to…
Sometimes the only way to weather the pain of life is to laugh at it. In two much-discussed new releases, the brilliant theatrical takeoff The…
Pop art seems a little deflated. A movement that once used everyday objects to interrogate capitalism has mutated into a shiny kaiju of commerce, stomping…
In addition to Dune: Part Two, here’s what is playing in Northern and Central Vermont movie theaters this week. Listings include new movies, vintage films and a directory of open theaters.
The Town of Bolton’s Development Review Board will hold a public hearing on May 23, 2024 at 6:30pm. Place: Virtual or Municipal Conference Room, 3045…
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Keizoku wa chikara nari is a Japanese proverb that means “To continue is power.” I propose you make that your motto…
After floods hit downtown Barre last summer, City Councilor Thom Lauzon toured the damage with other local officials and met with residents whose homes had…
Burlington had never seemed so far away to Joel Rosinsky. His heart was set on making it to the Flynn theater to attend a 50th-anniversary…
In Jewish folklore, Lilith was the first wife of Adam. The stories say God created them side by side, as equals. But Adam wanted a…
In 2010, garden designer Itaru Sasaki of Japan installed a telephone booth in his garden that he called a “phone of the wind.” The rotary…
Many Burlingtonians know that Battery Park served as a military base during the War of 1812 and Americans there repelled a British naval attack with…
The time had come for another meeting of the Trash Tramps, a group of retirees who have made a weekly hobby out of picking up…
Growing up in Bolton in the early 2000s, the Townsend kids had the coolest mom on the block — er, slope. Debra Townsend was known…
Sean Richards didn’t intend to open a biscuit restaurant. His plan for Queen City Café was wide-ranging — breakfast, lunch and dinner — and built…
Lincoln Peak Vineyard, a long-standing winery in New Haven, has new owners. Kevin Bednar and Nichole Bambacigno will retain the business’ name, bring production back…
Three Vermont poets and a cartoonist have won the 2023 Vermont Book Awards, the state’s highest literary prizes, which were presented at the Vermont College…
Spring has sprung, and there’s no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect learn and have a good time. We’ve compiled seven must-do events, including a screening of independent filmmaker Vera Drew’s meticulously fair use-compliant masterpiece, The People’s Joker.
Updated May 6, 12:40 p.m. Prompted by the pending sale of the building in which Nunyuns Bakery & Café has operated since 2008, Kristine Harbour…
Bianca Stone readily admitted that often she doesn’t understand a poem the first time she reads it — and perhaps even after a second or…
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