Amid Vermont’s housing crunch, more communities are debating how much housing should be reserved for tourists rather than year-round residents.
The new slope-side neighborhood will feature 16 one- to two-bedroom condos and 16 three- to four-bedroom townhouses. Construction is underway.
Kevin Bloom, 32, has no experience in law enforcement but wants to change how the sheriff’s office operates. Incumbent Dan Gamelin believes voters trust him to stay the course.
An uptick in alarming behavior has prompted towns to spread awareness about the risks of e-bike and e-motos and, in some cases, crack down on unsafe riders.
The Whitingham center offers an eco-friendly way to decompose the body of a loved one into a cubic yard of soil that you can use.
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Episode 772: Hanley grows about 300 colorful varieties of daylilies, and most of them are hybrids that he created. Eva Sollberger got a garden tour.
Gary and Ellen Lefebvre have turned their underwater surveys into vivid and beautiful images that bring the history of Lake Champlain to the surface.
Along with concerts in Hardwick and Colchester, an exhibit at Craftsbury’s Babcock House Museum honors the festival’s — and the town’s — musical legacy.
The Vermont and Scotland-based author and illustrator explores a tumultuous romance in a novel that blends fiction and autobiography.
The Jackson Gallery at Town Hall Theater presents a retrospective of paintings and photographs by the acclaimed Burlington architect.
Mad River Valley Arts presents paintings, prints, sculptures and other pieces by five Vermont artists influenced by the world of graphic design.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including “Weird Al” Yankovic at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction.
Farmstands are not just for zucchini and eggs. Here are five home-based bakers crafting sourdough bread, cinnamon rolls and cookies worth stopping for.
Chef-owner Josue Chanduvi blends snack-shack classics and his Peruvian Cuban heritage in the multifaceted food operation he has launched at Zenbarn.
Rachel Lee’s doughnut business quickly outgrew her home kitchen. She is building a dedicated space in Kayla Silver’s Essex Experience market and café.
The rapper and producer goes almost full DIY on his new album, welcoming back his old bandmates for a nostalgic record that still looks to the future.
Burlington’s annual neighborhood party is back. Plus new music from Cricket Blue, Chin Ho! and NasteeLuvzYou.
The Burlington rapper’s latest is a sonically erudite record, moving in and out of ethereal cloud rap, classic boom-bap beats and even non-hip-hop styles.
On his new LP, the central Vermont jazz musician swings for the fences, dropping 11 new compositions that jump and jive right out of the speakers.
The singer-songwriter centers his new album on a famed Burlington ravine as both a metaphor and a portal to some proper apocalyptic doom-folk music.
Real locations and practical effects give the IMAX-shot film an immersive power, summoning a world of monsters, magic and foreboding.
In addition to ‘The Invite’ 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.
Mobile games are designed to get you hooked. If they’re wasting too much of your time, here’s advice for weaning off or quitting cold turkey.
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Peter D. Chiacchieri of Burlington, Vt., passed away at home on Monday, June 15, 2026, of natural causes. Visitation is on Sunday, October 25, 2026, 2 to 4 p.m., in Elmwood Meunier Funeral Chapel, 97 Elmwood Ave., Burlington. Interment will be in Resurrection Park, South Burlington.
One of the first 100 women lawyers in Vermont loved the outdoors and spent her life in active service to her community
Dedicated husband, father and grandfather “would take the shirt off his back” to support the people he loved
Filmmaker, artist, activist and lifelong Yankees fan was endlessly curious about how others lived and viewed the world
Shelburne woman loved people, always looked for the good, and was compassionate and generous with everyone she knew
Teacher inspired generations of students with her patience, kindness and love of learning
“Irreplaceable shining light” was an activist who worked in film and TV production and loved people without judgment
“Adirondack Red” had a quick wit, a generous spirit, and a lifelong love of woods, water and things with wheels
Hard worker and natural tinkerer loved hunting, snowmobiling, being on the water and spending time with his granddaughters
IBM engineer shared his gifts on keyboard and voice throughout his life, and his quiet faithfulness, humility and kindness drew people to him
Schoolteacher, school counselor and mental health practitioner loved talking with people
Grocery industry professional and straight shooter was a true people person at heart
Family, his farm and his faith were Huntington man’s greatest passions
Wife and mother had a quick wit and a sense of humor that brought out the best in others, and she always shared her love of Jesus
“Ohio girl at heart” loved her beloved friends and family, listening to music, and sitting in the sun
Instructor, pilot and founder of the Vermont Flight Academy was also a beloved grandfather who enjoyed preserving family stories
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