Many Winooski residents and city leaders worry that a rapidly transforming housing market is spurring gentrification and undermining the city’s inclusivity.
The memorial service for Nicki Hanson Carmolli, 82, of Rutland, Vt., who died on October 14, 2023, will be held Friday, May 17, 2024, at…
At least 231 people died from drug overdoses in Vermont last year, according to preliminary state data released on Wednesday. The tally is a 5…
Milton woman will be remembered for her beautiful smile and generosity
South Burlington woman loved to travel to meet new people and learn about different cultures
Like dozens of school districts across Vermont, Kingdom East, St. Johnsbury and Caledonia Cooperative haven’t yet gotten voter approval for their budgets for next school…
Longtime Vermont priest Monsignor John J. McDermott has been appointed bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington, the diocese announced on Monday. McDermott, 61,…
Educator and vice-president for student affairs at Saint Michael’s College was appreciated for his thoughtful and caring demeanor
True Vermonter lived life on his own terms on his beloved mountains
Car enthusiast could identify the make of any car by its headlight shape, paint or decal options or how it sounded
Traveling medical technologist worked in all 50 states
Brave warrior fiercely and creatively adapted to his life in an electric wheelchair
Burlington woman had an uncanny ability to sense what others needed and would generously provide a meal, a shoulder to cry on or an ear to listen
The phrase “grin and bear it” seems a little masochistic. The expression is a prompt to not only accept hardship but to smile while enduring…
On Wednesday mornings in Shelburne, five women gather to weave fibers symbolizing the tapestries of their lives. During a recent session, Nancy Rissler, 67, finished…
For the past four years, whenever lawmakers sought to make significant reforms to the land-use and development regulations in Act 250, their efforts have gone…
A classic prompt for aspiring wordsmiths is “write what you know.” For Burlington-based artist Julie Davis, it’s “paint what you see.” That’s why she captured…
Librarians at Burlington’s Fletcher Free Library are doing far more these days than just shelving books. They’re monitoring security cameras, trying to distinguish naps from…
For 18 years, Gerald “Fitz” Fitzpatrick traveled to war zones, building and fitting prosthetics for people maimed by land mines. His work for the International…
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): I don’t casually invoke the terms “marvels,” “splendors” and “miracles.” Though I am a mystic, I also place a high value…
Things were looking pretty dismal for the state of music fests in Vermont this time last year. The Burlington Discover Jazz Festival had been cut…
Two Art Stores [Re “Sparrow Art Supply in Middlebury Finds a New Nest,” April 17]: The article about the lovely Sparrow Art Supply shop in…
You read that right: This is an all-Waking Windows music section. We’ll catch you up on Vermont music news next week. This week is about…
Nico Muhly and Adam Tendler grew up a 30-minute drive apart on Route 14. Muhly, the renowned composer, was born in Randolph and spent his…
Dear Reverend, I’ve always been really thin. I’d love to have more curves, but no matter what I do, I can’t seem to gain weight….
(Self-released, digital) Anyone paying attention to Vermont’s growing hip-hop scene knows Big Homie Wes as an institution. From his start as a young, hungry open-mic…
Italian art-house director Luca Guadagnino (Call Me by Your Name, I Am Love, Bones and All) returned last weekend with a film in a subgenre…
(What Doth Life, digital) McAsh have not dropped an album in 24 years. The ska band’s last full-length appeared in 2000, just one year after…
In addition to The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, 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 Winooski roundabout was still a gleam in some urban planner’s eye in January 2003 when my wife, Ann-Elise, and I bought our first house…
A high school snowboarder has earned a scholarship to the University of Vermont after winning a business pitch challenge for her nonprofit, which helps athletes…
The most beloved home fries in Burlington are back. The heaping mound of perfectly griddled potatoes topped with melted cheese, salsa, sour cream and green…
Blackback Pub in Waterbury has long been a starred stop on Vermont’s beer tourism map. Its impressive tap list always includes half a dozen choices…
Blue Cat Steak & Wine Bar closed in April after an 18-year run at 1 Lawson Lane in Burlington. Owner Mariasha Giral announced the news…
A Montpelier cone has been passed. Shannon Bates, chef-owner of the globally inspired deli Enna at 14 State Street, will add gelato during new daily…
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 The Bryan Memorial Gallery’s “Legacy 2024 Collection,” a celebration of some of the latest artists in a long line of painters who have come to Vermont and New England for…
U.S. Sen. Peter Welch (D-Vt.) was in Burlington on Wednesday to acknowledge the value of Vermont’s nonprofit theaters and the continued struggle they face to…
