One of the more obscure perks of being president of the University of Vermont is getting to name a steed at the school’s horse farm…
Demolition of the old Burlington High School and the abatement of toxic chemicals in its building materials and soil is slated to begin next month,…
Family mourns beloved friend, father, sibling and parent
In loving memory of Eugene F. Morrissey, 11/5/1927-12/7/2019…
Peer counselor was loved and respected by his coworkers and those who received his care
Former veteran and devoted father had extensive knowledge of Vermont’s flora and fauna
Longtime Burlington economic developer dedicated himself to friends, family, the arts and the city itself
Former Vermonter loved sports, coached local basketball teams, and rescued English bulldogs
South Burlington woman always made people feel welcome and often gave of herself to help others
Public-spirited native Vermonter held numerous elected and appointed positions
U.S. Navy veteran was a family man, booklover, artist and explorer
As my girlfriend and I walked into Vivid Coffee in Burlington last Friday, a familiar sort of anxiety crept up on me. It’s a mix…
Axel Stohlberg’s latest exhibition, at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery in Montpelier, is titled “House.” The single word conveys as reductively as possible what his…
To be surrounded by Renate Aller’s photographs is to feel humbled. Never mind their immense proportions — most are more than seven feet wide —…
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On a mild day last week, as I walked the dog around the Old North End of Burlington, I had a frankly shocking thought. Enough…
Locked Out Series, Part 11
(Another Earth, cassette, digital) It was pouring rain the day I met Wren Kitz. As I interviewed the artist, whose work at the time focused…
(Self-released, cassette, digital) Picture yourself driving down the open road with the windows down on a brisk August morning in the early 2000s. The sun…
‘Fascinating Account’ Ken Picard’s piece on Vermont’s freight railroads [“Working on the Railroad,” November 16] was just what one wants from local reporting: a fascinating…
Just in time for Thanksgiving, acclaimed director Luca Guadagnino (Call Me by Your Name, I Am Love) has brought us a touching story about another…
In addition to Good Night Oppy, 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.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Sagittarian comedian Margaret Cho dealt with floods of ignorant criticism while growing up. She testifies, “Being called ugly and fat and…
Fordham University associate sociology professor and Vermonter Heather Gautney successfully exposes the excesses of capitalism in her harsh, well-researched takedown The New Power Elite. Her…
This year, Chittenden County has no shortage of holiday markets, where shoppers can buy directly from artists, craftspeople and other makers. But a new market…
At a recent rehearsal of the Vermont Choral Union at the College Street Congregational Church in Burlington, 39 amateur singers gave their best rendition of…
Last week I did something I’d eagerly envisioned since it became possible several months ago: packed a suitcase, rolled it down Burlington’s Depot Street to…
When Adele Stafford, a long-distance runner, caught COVID-19 in June, the virus attacked her lungs with a ferocity greater than any marathon ever has. The…
Dear Reverend, I’ve been seeing a guy for most of this year, and we’ve gone on a lot of what I consider dates — out…
When Damaris and Mel Hall started selling samosas at Vermont street festivals in 1993, they made 30 at a time. Damaris, a trained chef from…
If you feel shaken by the idea of spending a lot on holiday gifts and you’re stirred by the prospect of making stuff from scratch,…
On the Saturday before Thanksgiving, Middlebury’s Schmetterling Wine Shop fluttered with customers in search of perfect holiday pours. Shop owners Erika Dunyak and Danielle Pattavina…
The days are getting shorter, but there’s no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We’ve compiled seven must-do events, including an art deco refresh of Shakespeare’s much-loved romantic comedy Much Ado About Nothing.
Braver Angels, a national nonprofit that seeks to unite conservatives and progressives, has a new Vermont organizer and is holding a series of workshops as…
Updated November 28, 3 p.m. Burlington’s vegetarian restaurant baton has been passed. On Thanksgiving eve, chefs and co-owners Debra and Peter Maisel sold Revolution Kitchen…
