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The strange marriage of Unilever and Vermont’s activist ice cream brand began as a study in enlightened capitalism. But politics and lawsuits created a bitter impasse.
The forensic facility would likely be located within an existing Vermont prison and would house people facing potential life sentences.
In addition to ‘Anniversary,’ 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.
Dozens of laborers have gotten visas to help syrup makers during the short, unpredictable and demanding season.
Shelburne resident Deb Sigel, a former NASA engineer, started offering the workshops 16 years ago to make engineering fun and accessible.
Alison Novak has quietly become Vermont’s most knowledgeable education reporter — at a time when K-12 education has been turned upside down.
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‘Treaty: A Play About How to Not Blow Up the Planet’ is equal parts theater, documentary storytelling and audience dialogue featuring real disarmament negotiators.
The Vermont author’s new middle-grade novel is a twisty puzzle with a creepy atmosphere and themes that should resonate with readers of any age.
Chuck Conway and Carla Kevorkian founded O Bread at Shelburne Farms almost 50 years ago. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
The Burlington sculptor’s ceramic creatures include monsters, aliens, politicians and middle-aged women: All are weird, funny and demand a close look.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including smoky-vocals icon Melissa Etheridge at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington.
The energetic chef-restaurateur grew Chittenden County landmarks Leunig’s Bistro and Pauline’s Café, hatched Bristol’s Bobcat Café, and mentored many.
Erin Bell has relaunched the Windsor biz, and its sprits are back in Vermont stores. She talks amaro, her all-women team, feminist cider and creating space for all.
Emily and Ian Shore started their Japanese-inspired biz as a pop-up two years ago. Now, they’re serving slurpable bowls and shareable snacks year-round.
The mandolin virtuoso takes on the works of Johann Sebastian Bach in an upcoming performance at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington.
The Burlington electronic duo delivers a buzzing danceteria on its first full-length LP, drawing listeners in with liberating music and insider intimacy.
The death of a beloved Burlington musician and scene stalwart leaves a hole in the heart of the Queen City as big as the man himself.
A timely dystopian drama and a horror comedy sequel both cast the rituals of privileged clans in new and sinister lights.
After having a polyamorous lifestyle, one partner misses the adventure in their new monogamous, heteronormative relationship. Here’s how to reclaim some spark.
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Grandma Louise, beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt, celebrated teacher, foster grandparent and honored community volunteer. Thank you for many years of commitment to inspire, support and care for others. Lived well, “I’m still here.” Yes, Louise, your creative spirit and loving presence remain forever in our hearts. Your loving family
Health worker and acupuncturist’s life’s work was providing free care for underserved communities
Burlington native was an active advocate for gun-ownership rights and loved riding and collecting Harley-Davidson motorcycles
Teacher and Methodist pastor conquered the challenge of hearing loss in serving her churches
Williston woman loved being a mother and found great joy cooking, baking and sewing for her family
Cofounder of Island Arts in North Hero was committed to education, the arts and her community
“Beating heart” of Grand Isle’s Pomykala Farm loved nature and teaching and inspired the next generation of farmers
Man of keen intellect and infectious laughter was a beacon of support throughout the community
Please join us for a Celebration of Life honoring Willard “Will” Beecher of Starksboro, Vt. A service will be held on Sunday April 19, 2026, 12:30 p.m., at Green Mount Cemetery, 210 Cemetery Rd., Starksboro VT. A memorial celebration will follow to share food and memories at Sleepy Hollow Inn’s Round Barn Pavilion at 427…
Teacher and guidance counselor made friends in every area of his life and always wanted to hear other people’s stories
Dedicated community member “was Vermont in the truest sense” and remained rooted in its land
Passionate, talented and humble split boarder was well known for his strong environmental ethic
