Dan Chiasson’s unauthorized biography is part origin story, part author’s memoir about the mayor who transformed the Queen City before ascending nationally.
Jeanne Hulsen argued that a younger man with less experience earned a significantly higher salary than she’d made after 22 years with the district.
To spur housing development, the governor wants to relax wetlands regs. Environmentalists are saying it’s a bad idea.
During a nearly eight-year quest, Raymond Bapp of East Middlebury lobbied the state to offer permanent licenses to passionate anglers such as himself.
Following the murder of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, publisher Paula Routly considers the importance of trustworthy journalism to make sense of bystander videos.
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The Burlington native’s exhaustive look at the Vermont socialist senator’s formative years offers the definitive origin story of a unique political career.
In addition to stars such as Ryan Cochran-Siegle and Jessie Diggins, Vermont’s Olympic delegation includes many lesser known hopefuls going for gold.
The Montréal Museum of Fine Arts presents a massive solo show of the Cree First Nations artist’s work, which uses humor to turn history painting on its head.
In a show of videos and lenticular photos, the artist interrogates the idea of breaking character and the ways we present different versions of ourselves.
Vermonters are struggling with the rising costs of health insurance, and some are choosing to go without. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
The White River Junction theater company’s production of Sam Shepard’s classic play about human passion holds tension throughout.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including outspoken standup comic Kathy Griffin at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington.
The professional bass angler grew up in Louisiana. When he moved to Vermont, he thought winter fishing through the ice sounded crazy. Now, he’s all in.
Charlie Watt’s online seed catalog specializes in varieties adapted for Vermont’s cold, short growing season, from watermelon to early-ripening tomatoes.
The two classical musicians take on the “father of harmony” with their new album, The Bach Dialogues.
The Burlington singer-songwriter embraces authenticity in her music as she gets ready to drop a new record rooted in subjects such as social justice.
The Burlington composer and musical chameleon serves up a heaping dish of power pop and guitar rock.
Photographer Luke Awtry takes in an explosive set from a powerful Burlington band whose sound channels both Jimi Hendrix and Elliott Smith.
Unconventional period pieces profile an 18th-century American religious leader and a 20th-century Palestinian family, respectively.
In addition to Hamnet, 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.
One sibling wonders if it’s OK to cover her fading tattoo with something new. Here’s advice for refreshing your ink while retaining the memories behind it.
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Dedicated Norwich University English professor generously gave his time and attention to generations of advisees
The children of Lori Marie Bullock Sullivan warmly invite family and friends to join them in a celebration of her life on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at 2 p.m. ET. The service will be held at the First Unitarian Universalist Society Meeting House, 152 Pearl Street, Burlington, Vt. A reception with light refreshments will follow.…
Animal lover always had a dog or cat, adopted whales and wolves, and was greeted by manatees while swimming in Florida
West Glover man leaves behind numerous relatives and many lifelong friends
Husband and wife shared 59 years of marriage and lived full lives with numerous interests
Lincoln man served for decades in state and city government, as well as in roles with his local fire department and high school
Family, friends and countless strangers benefited from nurse’s endless compassion
World traveler, acupuncturist and loving mother was known for her bright presence and boundless affection
Automotive professional, sports-car lover and amateur photographer was always the first to lend a hand
Nurse, medical office manager and beloved mother and grandmother was known for her kindness
Vietnam veteran received the U.S. Navy’s meritorious service medal and was dedicated to helping those less fortunate
Devoted mother and grandmother found joy in her grandchildren and loved making memories with them
Artist and thinker loved fiercely, fought bravely and burned brightly
Avid do-it-yourselfer and Celtics fan cherished her family and created beautiful gardens
