Bram Kranichfeld says he should be Chittenden County’s next state’s attorney. Reform-minded incumbent Sarah George objects.
Engineer and lifelong Vermonter loved the outdoors and RV trips with his wife in retirement
The initiative launched after advocates and researchers sounded the alarm about the dismal living conditions for some Vermont farmworkers.
Illegal dumping is reported regularly in Vermont. Cleaning it up can be a costly, time-consuming process
As the world has digitized, the act of bringing a free, handcrafted newspaper to the people every week feels revolutionary. Here’s why.
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After receiving a double-lung transplant, Lara Grell competed alongside hundreds of recipients and donors last month in Denver.
The decades-old, weeklong marathon is as much a draw for audiences as it is for artists looking to make a name in comedy.
A new poetry collection from the acclaimed Vermont writer, author of ‘How the García Girls Lost Their Accents,’ revisits her many former selves.
With his Crossroads of a Continent blog and podcast, Tim Dusablon highlights history-rich routes through Vermont to markers, battle sites and even graveyards.
Vermont History Museum’s “50 for 250” exhibition offers insights into the state’s past 250 years. We chose seven of its objects to highlight.
With America’s 250th fast approaching, the conservator sprinted to make sure four of Vermont’s Revolutionary War monuments were clean and Instagram-ready.
The simulated dive tours the ‘Spitfire,’ a scuttled Revolutionary War vessel that has sat at the bottom of Lake Champlain for nearly 250 years.
The expansive show at the Hall Art Foundation in Reading presents works by American artists post-9/11 and German ones grappling with a history of fascism.
The street artist’s exhibition underlines the Quaker principles that inspired Rokeby Museum’s original incarnation as a stop on the Underground Railroad.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including early 2000s dancehall phenom Shaggy at Lake Morey Resort in Fairlee.
Local industry pros John and Courtney Roettinger opened their restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner on June 1. It’s exactly what Richmond was missing.
Butcher Josh Turka spent a year and a half perfecting the recipe for his local beef wieners before achieving the right texture and satisfyingly snappy bite.
The pizza dough wholesaler now serves Roman-style pizza al taglio and Neapolitan pies for weekday lunch to go at its production facility on Williston Road.
After 40 years of selling and renting sports equipment, owner Pat Miller said, frequent requests by bike rental customers inspired a cool new offering.
Downtown night owls rejoice as the midnight Shiner returns. South Burlington’s City Center lands another local restaurant group outpost — this one with cool treats.
The decades-old, weeklong marathon is as much a draw for audiences as it is for artists looking to make a name in comedy.
A UVM professor takes on the Dead Milkmen in a new book, Lake Morey concerts bring big acts to Fairlee, and Demagg and Ruminations drop new singles.
From Connor Young to All Night Boogie Band, we round up some of Vermont’s newest releases. The tracks span indie pop, jazz and experimental music.
The sequel to last year’s ‘Superman’ gives his disaffected cousin, played by Milly Alcock, her own intergalactic adventure.
In addition to The Death of Robin Hood, 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.
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Looking to nix backyard fireworks without coming off like a big party pooper? Here’s how to set boundaries to protect a sensitive pet.
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“Love is love and not fade away.” —Buddy Holly Missing you. Love, Maury
Teacher and dedicated volunteer loved serving her community in Addison County
Decorated U.S. Air Force veteran was a lifelong do-it-yourselfer who loved telling stories
Family and friends celebrate life of veteran after a graveside committal service with military and Masonic honors
Proud U.S. citizen was known for her strength, resilience, sharp wit, fierce independence and unmistakable Hungarian spirit
Special education teacher possessed a rare patience and a profound belief in every child’s value
Family always came first for statistical mechanics researcher who loved fly-fishing and a good outdoor adventure
With deep sadness, the family of Eleanor Capone Soucy announces that she died peacefully on May 16, 2026. A funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, August 8, 2026, 11 a.m., at St. Anthony Church in East Fairfield, Vt. An open house at the Soucy Capone home will follow, until 4 p.m.
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