The nonprofit visits seven different sites, from Burlington to St. Albans, throughout the month, providing animal owners with everything from food to medications.
From a devilish pug named Betty to crossword-solving cover cat Hazel to Doodle the hedgehog, this year’s litter of Vermont’s cutest pet pics doesn’t disappoint.
As we put together this week’s Animal Issue, deputy publisher Cathy Resmer reflected on the tale of animal resilience that has been happening under her own roof.
An Eagle Cam at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science live streams a nest home to three bald eagles. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Jude Griebel’s “Elegy for the Consumed” and Robin Crofut-Brittingham’s “Migrations” prompt viewers to look at the animals we eat and those we observe.
In ‘A Critical Balance’ at North Branch Nature Center, seven local artists contribute life-size portraits of threatened birds from Kenya’s Amboseli National Park.
When Kirsten Tyler and Elias Rosenblatt first brought pastured rabbit to the farmers market, shoppers were leery. But the “cuteness factor” did not deter chefs.
The nonprofit visits seven different sites, from Burlington to St. Albans, throughout the month, providing animal owners with everything from food to medications.
As we put together this week’s Animal Issue, deputy publisher Cathy Resmer reflected on the tale of animal resilience that has been happening under her own roof.
In Full Circle Theater Collaborative’s new show at Burlington’s Off Center, actors will try to perform 30 original plays in 60 minutes.
An Eagle Cam at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science live streams a nest home to three bald eagles. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
The operas, one of which has never before been performed in the U.S., tell two different stories with an eye for realism.
Jude Griebel’s “Elegy for the Consumed” and Robin Crofut-Brittingham’s “Migrations” prompt viewers to look at the animals we eat and those we observe.
In ‘A Critical Balance’ at North Branch Nature Center, seven local artists contribute life-size portraits of threatened birds from Kenya’s Amboseli National Park.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including piano pop-rock trailblazer Ben Folds at Paramount Theatre in Rutland.
When Kirsten Tyler and Elias Rosenblatt first brought pastured rabbit to the farmers market, shoppers were leery. But the “cuteness factor” did not deter chefs.
The project, created by New Haven’s Adam Rice, sends Vermonters to creemee stands around the state for sweet swirls. Its goal? Celebrate small biz and give back.
A trio of local owners will run this all-day café and wine bar in the former Stowe Street Café — also a permanent spot for the Udder Guys ice cream.
From heavy hitters Chris Potter and Julian Lage to local acts such as Breathwork to hepcats on skateboards, jazz is coming for the Queen City this week.
A new wave of talented players keeps Vermont jazz alive and thriving. Here’s where to find them at the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival.
The Burlington jazz-fusion act, which formed at the now-defunct local music mecca Nectar’s, finally releases its debut LP.
YouTuber Kane Parsons transformed his viral series — based on a creepypasta — into a deeply unsettling story about the hidden architecture of our minds.
In addition to ‘Power Ballad’, 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.
Check out Rob Brezsny’s expanded weekly audio horoscopes & daily text message horoscopes: realastrology.com or 1-877-873-4888.
A niece wonders about how to assume care of her terminally ill relative’s beloved pet — and whether to talk to her aunt about the plan while she still can.
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Longtime Burlingtonian ran McAuliffe Paper with leadership and dedication, loved boating, and served on many local boards
Her flitting ended on June 5, 2024. No more deliveries of cakes, cookies to friends. Flowers stopped appearing on porches, at front doors, with her kindness always accompanying. She would tell us to carry on. We have tried, but butterflies like Sylvia Holden are a hard act to follow!
Historian and author found his calling as a history teacher and taught for 23 years at Missisquoi Valley Union High School
Longtime real estate agent had a contagious joie de vivre and loved travel, the arts and sailing Lake Champlain
Joel, we laid you to rest seven years ago, and you are still a part of our lives. The light you brought into this world has dimmed but will never be out. Your life was a gift and a blessing. The hole in our hearts can never be mended. Miss you more each passing year.…
Entrepreneur built a thriving business and earned the respect, loyalty and admiration of all who knew him
Proud great-grandmother had an infectious smile and contagious laugh that could light up a room
Devoted life partners shared a passion for civil rights, environmental causes and local involvement
Friends and family gather to remember craftsman and lover of outdoor exploration, whose greatest joy in life was falling in love with his wife
“Powerhouse” with a soulful singing voice performed in many Burlington bands and always put her family first
Voracious reader, marathon runner and “bright light” was a man of boundless enthusiasm and support
Burlington woman was a lifelong reader and hiker who built lasting friendships and loved her children deeply and fiercely
Family, friends and fellow volunteers gather to remember woman who loved quilting and being a secretary
Orb Weaver Farm cheesemaker was happiest with her beloved Jerseys, and milking and feeding was her favorite time of the day
Pilot logged more than 38,000 flight hours and safely guided countless passengers with skill, steadiness and professionalism
Longtime master electrician loved hunting, fishing, and lending his time to help friends and coworkers
Burlington native was known for his big smile and quick wit and loved helping people and spending time with his family
Professor at Middlebury College for more 34 years was a prolific artist with works in numerous public and private collections
Natural athlete, talented artist and passionate baseball fan was devoted to his family above all
Family and friends celebrate Shelburne man who loved music, telling jokes and having time to “tinker, putter and fiddle”
Beloved wife, mother and sister is remembered for her faith, her devotion to family and friends, and her genuine concern for others
