In just a few months, the first-time candidate has transformed from a political unknown into perhaps Gov. Phil Scott’s most formidable challenger yet.
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Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Vermont-born standup superstar Tina Friml at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.
The reform treats most 18-year-old offenders as minors in court proceedings. State officials oppose expanding it to 19-year-olds.
As the hospital prepares to close two units, nurses and families question whether patients with complex needs will receive the same specialized care elsewhere.
Due to increasing demand, Jodi Fleurie-Wohlleb recently moved her Re-Treasured Community Closet to a bigger space. It’s become the town’s social hub.
In this week’s paper, Richmond’s Jen Rose Smith — who just won Travel Journalist of the Year — takes readers with her to Québec’s Manicouagan Reservoir.
Five hundred miles northeast of Burlington is a dreamscape gouged some 214 million years ago by a meteor. Here’s how to get there and what to do once you arrive.
Peruse these short and sweet descriptions to make your viewing schedule for the 10-day festival, which kicks off October 16 in Burlington.
After anonymous threats forced the cancellation of the musical in April, the community theater company is back with a new board and a “stellar new season.”
The White River Junction company presents the U.S. premiere of a bold reimagining of Jane Austen’s novel as a quick-change comedy with a queer perspective.
A newcomer to rural Vermont fears her historic family home is haunted in the debut supernatural thriller from the Norwich author.
The Middlebury photographer and urban explorer documents some of Vermont’s spookiest sites, from a defunct radar station to an abandoned mall.
Timepieces from the museum’s collection ranging from pocket watches to grandfather clocks sit alongside contemporary collage works by Luciana Frigerio.
Tacos on handmade tortillas in the University Mall food court? Homestyle dishes from across Mexico in a sapphic cocktail and vinyl bar? ¡Por supuesto!
At Backus Distillery, Westfield’s cold winters and humid summers work on the whiskey barrel by barrel. The result is a small-batch spirit rooted in place.
Summer Cao’s second restaurant will serve dishes from her native Vietnam in the former home of Donwoori Korean, which she moved to Main Street last year.
The Green Mountain State native headlines Vermont Comedy Club before recording his debut special in his current home of New York City
In Vermont music news: Vermont Jazz Center honors the music of Randy Weston, Pluto Rising throw a cosmic release party, and Zero Gravity hosts a record fair.
We listen in on some of Vermont’s newest releases, including music from Step Twin, Bluephonics, Eloise & Co., and Chris Clark.
In his meta documentary, comedian John Wilson takes a wonderfully wild approach to the story of a humble yet crucial staple of our built environment.
In addition to ‘Sense and Sensibility’ 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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