Vermont punches above its weight in all sorts of things. But there’s one unexpected arena in which the state shines bright: cartooning.
Cartoonist Glynnis Fawkes lives in the South End, where new roads and paths have changed the way we travel around the city. Get a look at the new landscape.
The iconic artist talks about his career, the rebirth of a passion project and why he almost turned down the state’s most prestigious cartooning honor.
Bill Lutz is a staple at the Burlington Staples store. When he has some down time at work, he picks up his pens and draws.
Wallingford has long been home to an unusual statue and town mascot. Here’s the history behind it and how it has become a symbol of resilience.
Local artists and community members forge meaningful connections and support Outright Vermont at this summer’s Pride + Joy craft meetups.
Cryptozoologists unveil exciting new evidence linking Lake Champlain’s storied serpent to a musical phenomenon. Warning: Fact-checkers cannot verify their claims.
A new historic marker recognizes the impact of Italian immigrants who settled there in the early 1900s. Here’s how four families created a Colchester cornucopia.
Over the course of 61 years, the parkway has been reimagined and redesigned; rerouted; and delayed by environmental studies, lawsuits and shifting priorities.
Cartoonist Glynnis Fawkes lives in the South End, where new roads and paths have changed the way we travel around the city. Get a look at the new landscape.
Bill Lutz is a staple at the Burlington Staples store. When he has some down time at work, he picks up his pens and draws.
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Episode 771: In Plainfield, the owners of 28 properties are awaiting FEMA buyouts, and one group of locals plans to build on higher ground.
From a fragmented archive, Norwich cartoonist Tillie Walden’s new graphic biography tells the story of two women who lived together in 19th-century Weybridge.
Drawing on her family’s deep roots in the founding of Israel in 1948, Burlington filmmaker Orly Yadin comes to terms with her complicated history.
Here’s the read on new releases from local writers, including a historical account of Vermont forests and a graphic novel on the Trump presidency.
The Grand Isle artist is donating a new painting and other portraits to a Burlington church, where they’ll welcome visitors to community meals.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including alt-rock royalty Jack White at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction.
A new historic marker recognizes the impact of Italian immigrants who settled there in the early 1900s. Here’s how four families created a Colchester cornucopia.
Adam Hineman, chef-owner of Taco Truck All Stars, has opened a burger-and-fries spot in the former Williston Road home of Thingz From Yaad Jamaican Cuisine.
The Main Street restaurant highlights the South American country’s most popular dishes, owner Alberto Alejandro Castro Guaman said. It will add a bar this month.
Cryptozoologists unveil exciting new evidence linking Lake Champlain’s storied serpent to a musical phenomenon. Warning: Fact-checkers cannot verify their claims.
Following an incident in Philadelphia, the Strafford pop star made Busyheads at a show in Toronto swear not to poop their pants.
The Burlington singer-songwriter shows off his troubadour credentials on a debut LP. Each lyric is a story within a story — a Russian nesting doll of Americana.
Our critic watched an under-the-radar yet weirdly addictive horror series, a twisty Asian import with cinematic action, and a new family classic.
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Swimming accidents can happen in the blink of an eye. Here are steps to take to look out for unattended kids using a shared pool.
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Norwich man completed numerous road races and marathons and loved hiking and being outdoors with his family
Registered nurse and avid reader and writer loved and prioritized her family above all else
Cambridge woman had an outgoing personality and an adventuresome spirit and participated in many community activities
Retired sergeant in the Vermont Army National Guard placed others before himself and was a cornerstone of his Essex neighborhood
“Beacon of infectious energy” had an inspirational impact wherever she was
Registered nurse’s true passion was painting, and she later developed a passion for dance
Former Williston resident had a fun-loving spirit and a legendary ability to make friends
Friends and family celebrate the enduring spirit of “a powerful force in the lives of all who knew her”
Family, friends and colleagues gather to share love and memories
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