Amanda Bean’s longtime opioid addiction took a turn last summer. The drugs she bought on the street were noticeably stronger but wore off faster —…
A celebration of life will be held in the Garden Room at the Windjammer restaurant in South Burlington, Vt., on Friday, June 30, noon to…
By 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday — an hour before anti-trans speaker Walt Heyer was to speak via video teleconference inside Vergennes Union High School —…
Newly released proposed rules for the use of wake boats on Vermont’s lakes and ponds would be the most restrictive in the nation. But some…
Admired for her sunny demeanor, Shelburne woman made friends everywhere she went
Shelburne man was a passionate golfer and proud steward of his Shelburne Bay property
With a distinct French accent and disarming demeanor, Burlington man was a symbol of strength to others
Vermont has sued PCB manufacturer Monsanto, claiming that its chemicals have fouled its environment and many of its schools, Attorney General Charity Clark announced on…
Talented storyteller accepted people for who they were, where they were and showed up for them when needed
Family and friends will gather at the Waterbury/Stowe Fish and Game Club on August 9, between 3-7 p.m. You are welcome to share brief memories…
Talented teacher and coach had a positive impact on the countless young minds he helped to mold
The family of Jerrie Nash invites you to a celebration of life on Saturday, August 5, 2023, at 1 p.m. at the Plainfield Town Hall…
Carolyn Fernandez, 100 years young, of Northfield, Vt., passed away on January 18, 2023. Please join us for a celebration of her life. A memorial…
Architect’s projects included development of South Burlington’s 1960 master plan and SUNY Plattsburgh campus expansion
Master teacher, librarian and storyteller used arts and drama to make learning interesting and fun
Walt Heyer, a national activist who appears frequently on right-wing media warning about gender-transition surgery, will speak via Zoom at an event next Tuesday at…
(Self-released, digital) On his new EP, James and Gravy, James Kochalka Superstar offers up six sugar-sweet ditties with mushy titles like “Fuzzy Moon” and “Weeping…
(Self-released, digital) Alex Vitzthum is fucking weird. OK, maybe I should rephrase that, as I’ve never actually met the Vermont singer-songwriter: Alex Vitzthum’s music is…
In addition to Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, 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.
Hannington Kasagga was an Uber driver in Burlington when he came up with an idea for a new business: a trolley tour company like the…
Missing Monument [“How Now?” The Dairy Issue, May 31]: How and why would one write so much about the dairy industry in Vermont and not…
Dear Reverend, I just found out that my wife of 23 years had a lot of undisclosed sexual partners before getting together with me. She…
Just after 3 p.m. last Thursday, Jess Hyman called together her team of cooks at the Old North End Community Center and handed out marching…
How much reality can you inject into a drama without making it boring, and how much drama can you inject into a reenactment of real…
Morning light streamed through the antique windows of the Shelburne Museum toy shop, casting an almost sepia glow on the trainmen who arrived at 9…
The moment of truth came last week for the women who work in the Franklin County State’s Attorney’s office, as state lawmakers began hearing testimony…
GEMINI (May 21-Jun.20): Among her many jobs, my triple Gemini friend Alicia has worked as a deep-sea rescue diver, an environmental activist, a singer in…
For the past two summers, spongy moth caterpillars wreaked havoc in pockets of Vermont — stripping oak and maple trees, swinging from silken threads, and…
Passersby the Susan Calza Gallery, on Montpelier’s Main Street, can see through the tall bay windows streams of red ribbons hanging from the ceiling. It…
Full confession time: I was feeling nervous about this year’s Burlington Discover Jazz Festival. Between the fest slimming down from 10 days to five, the…
Stalagmites have sprouted in the BCA Center. Or so it might seem. In the second-floor gallery of the Burlington venue, Hyunsuk Erickson’s installation presents dozens…
Some of Vermont’s most talented singer-songwriters will come together for the Green Mountain Indie Folk Rising Star Showcase at the Highland Center for the Arts…
I had 600 people over on Saturday. My home on Lakeview Terrace was one of six on the annual self-guided tour and fundraiser organized by…
Do you remember when the president of the United States went on national TV and suggested that bleach injections might be a viable safeguard against…
Vanish: Disappearing Icons of a Rural America begins in a snowstorm. The sky and earth are sheet-white; visibility is low. A lone figure with a…
“For good times and bad times” — that’s what friends are for, right? With apologies to the late Burt Bacharach, what if the ultimate act…
Amid the stately halls of Champlain College and the rambling centenarian houses of Burlington’s South End lies a secret garden: a hushed acre of greenscape…
Empress Levi went vegan 19 years ago, but she never abandoned the Caribbean and southern flavors she loved while growing up. Her father came from…
Leda Scheintaub and Nash Patel have a lofty goal: to make dosa a household name in the United States. To start, the Brattleboro couple are…
Earlier this spring, Kristen and Matt Bartle announced that they were seeking new owners for Wally’s Place, the South Hero bagel shop, café and bakery…
Commodities Natural Market owners Audra and Michael Hughes shuttered Winooski’s only downtown grocery on April 16 to concentrate on construction of a larger store to…
Summer is upon us, 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 SEASONS: Summer, the first of four nature-themed evenings of dance and community art making presented by Avant Vermont Dance.
