Halley Mastro slid a petri dish of liquid speckled with floating debris under a microscope. After adjusting the focus, she let a journalist visiting her…
Nature’s first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf’s a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf….
Documentarians Ned Castle and Matt Day didn’t want their film about three Special Olympics triathletes to be overly sentimental or, as Castle put it, “inspiration…
As Vermont looks for a new leader at the Agency of Education, some critics are charging that the search has been rushed and halfhearted —…
The anointed were folks said to have so-called “second sight,” an ability to reach beyond the grave and summon the spirits of the departed. In…
Tucked beside the West Newbury post office is an inconspicuous shed with sliding glass doors. Inside, the wooden walls are plastered with posters, public notices,…
In 2008, Tessa and Torrey Valyou were dating when they started New Duds, their screen-printing and sewing business, in Colchester. Tessa made bags, often using…
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been hearing excited reports about a new horror movie streaming on Hulu and directed by Brian Duffield, who made…
Jennifer Bouffard has lived on South Henry Court, a quaint South Burlington cul-de-sac near the airport, her entire life. She met her future husband, Joe,…
In addition to Oppenheimer, 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.
Dear Reverend, In the nine-plus years I’ve known my now-brother-in-law, he has never once spoken to me without me speaking to him first, though he’s…
Look, I love to shout out DIY artists. There’s something impressive and romantic about bands who haul themselves across state lines in vans that probably…
It took some arm-twisting to convince Montpelier postal carrier Craig Montgomery to let a video journalist document his last day delivering mail in Montpelier. After…
Halloween gets all the October heat, but my favorite day of the month is fast approaching: the Burlington Record Fair! Held once again at Nectar’s…
Joanna Alpizar glided across the floor of Talent Skatepark in Burlington wearing lavender roller skates, a Yoshi-themed sundress (from Super Mario World), red lipstick, kneepads,…
Mark LeGrand and Sarah Munro, Angel With a Broken Wing (Self-released, CD, digital) Singer-songwriter Mark LeGrand and vocalist Sarah Munro make a formidable team. The…
The resident and non-resident owners, lienholders, mortgagees and all persons interested in the purchase of land in the Town of Bolton, County of Chittenden and…
Some of us tend to develop a preternatural affinity for broadcast journalists. After all, they spend time with us in our living rooms, the car,…
LIBRA (Sep. 23-Oct. 22): Libran philosopher and writer Michel Foucault aspired to open up his readers’ minds with novel ideas. He said his task was…
John Killacky’s 14-minute video “Flux” (2022) offers a good introduction to the Fluxus art movement of the 1960s and ’70s. In it, the artist performs…
Impressionist art reached the U.S. in the last quarter of the 19th century largely because of two women: painter Mary Cassatt and her friend Louisine…
In 2018, Sam Bellavance decided to take a chance on cannabis. That year, Congress legalized commercial production of hemp, and Bellavance saw an opportunity to…
‘Disastrous Literacy Results’ Alison Novak’s [“Reading Reckoning,” October 4] shines a bright and long-overdue light on the disastrous literacy results Vermont and the U.S. have…
A chocolate shop next door to an elementary school is the stuff of childhood dreams. For years, kids at Champlain Elementary School on Pine Street…
For much of human history, wine has had a place on the dinner table. At Jessica Wagener’s house in Burlington’s New North End, the wine…
The Winooski circle is getting a new wine shop. When Standing Stone Wines opens at 33 Main Street in mid-November, it will specialize in $10…
Registered nurse loved camping in national parks, traveling, quilting and her home in Ludlow
Winooski woman dedicated her time, energy and talents to nurturing countless children
Teacher dedicated her life to sharing her loves of education, art and nature
Lifelong artist made objects of beauty and collected friends, hobbies and adventures
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 a performance by twin pianists Christina and Michelle Naughton at the University of Vermont Recital Hall in Burlington.
U.S. Navy and Army National Guard veteran brought belly laughs and the best hugs to every family gathering
Vermonter worked in the UVM athletics office, made a world-class pot roast, and was always supportive and good-humored
U.S. Air Force veteran flew with Vermont Air National Guard
Ken Cadow of Norwich, a Vermont principal and first-time novelist, is a finalist for the prestigious National Book Award for young people’s literature, the National…
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