H e was being hunted — he was certain of it. Bus passengers studied him from the corners of their eyes. Trucks kept circling the…
Stephanie passed away recently. Please join the Friends of the Horticultural Farm on Saturday, September 23, at the UVM Horticulture Research Center, 65 Green Mountain…
Ignore all the doom-and-gloom reports coming out of Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. Despite more than half an inch of rain that fell in 24 hours…
Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman practices a straightforward approach to countering book bans across the country: Read from the books and talk about them. “In this…
For years, I’ve made excuses to walk past a house up the street from mine in Burlington’s New North End. It isn’t one you’d notice…
Bruce Hasse took a circuitous route to becoming a sculptor. While earning a degree in industrial design at Pratt Institute in the late 1960s, he…
Facing a shortage of spots in schools that serve students with special needs, two Chittenden County public school districts have launched their own in-house programs…
Dear Reverend, My boyfriend and I have been dating each other exclusively for a little over a year. I love him, and I feel like…
Anyone who has been down Burlington’s Pine Street lately has seen the construction. Pedestrians are using a rocky path instead of the sidewalk that ran…
Construction prices have spiked about 33 percent in Vermont since last year, driving up the price of new homes and remodeling projects — and squelching…
Dozens of visitors mingled genially at the grand opening of Bryan Fine Art Gallery in Stowe on Saturday, welcomed with abundant food and drink, live…
During the school year, Middlebury resident Will Robinson teaches preschool at a Head Start program in Addison County. In the summer, he hikes. A lot….
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep. 22): In honor of the Virgo birthday season, I invite you to be exceptionally distinctive and singular in the coming weeks, even…
As a music journalist, I get a little worn out quoting touring bands on how they feel about coming to Vermont. To be fair, it’s…
‘More Joy! Less Oy!’ Thank you for your report on the status of the synagogue building in the Old North End [“Burlington Entrepreneur Buys Historic…
Vermonters are still picking up the pieces after July’s catastrophic flooding. The state’s musical community has been heavily involved in relief efforts and fundraising, from…
(Carpark Records, CD, digital, vinyl) Halfway through a verse on “Cry Cry Cry,” the fifth track on the new Speedy Ortiz album, Rabbit Rabbit, singer-songwriter…
(Self-released, digital) Last winter, Burlington’s Nathan Nowak-Meunier, aka Burial Woods, sought a seasonal depression cure in the world of modular synth — a potential rabbit…
One of my favorite novels of the past several years is Landscape With Invisible Hand. East Calais author M.T. Anderson, a past winner of the…
In addition to My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3, 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.
In December 2022, Jeff Hall landed in a St. Albans prison cell with Mbyayenge “Robbie” Mafuta. Both men were being held for property crimes, and…
Capital City Concerts, the Montpelier chamber series that flutist Karen Kevra has curated for the past 24 years, cemented the lineup for its 2023-24 season…
In Larissa FastHorse’s glorious satire, the play within the play keeps sticking out a turkey leg, collapsing under the cultural weight of a story that…
Over the past eight weeks, the owners of Montpelier’s flooded restaurants have navigated a second storm of challenges: figuring out how to rebuild safely and…
Our occasional series “Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner” recommends a day’s worth of meals in one Vermont city or town. Shortly after July flooding inundated downtown Montpelier,…
After a year of working as co-chefs at Peg & Ter’s, Scott Como and Derek Robert have decided to leave their positions at the end…
Paradise Provisions, a specialty grocery store at 2367 Sugarbush Access Road in Warren, added a taproom to its store last month with exclusive offerings developed…
Stockbridge man made friends easily and kept them, and always lent a helping hand
Leader in the field of children’s mental health never lost her sense of wonder and hope for a better world
Former resident of Underhill Center loved gardening, Vermont corn and adventures with his grandchildren
Veteran and longtime geologist loved sailing, gardening, bicycling, telling stories and Mark Twain
Foreign service information officer was devoted to family and had a lifelong passion for learning
Longtime teacher and coach. Please join us to celebrate the life of Robert Slayton on Saturday, September 23, at 2 p.m., at Catalyst Church, 100…
Summer is winding down, 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 “Hug Your Farmer: Hard Rain,” a concert at the Flynn in Burlington to benefit Vermonters affected by July’s flooding.
Summertime Maidstone resident will be remembered for his gentle nature, frankness, and unconditional love for his family and friends
