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The turmoil of Trump 2.0 is putting the political agility of the nation’s most popular governor to the test.
More women than ever served in the Vermont legislature, in no small part because of the group’s training. Some say the GOP needs a counterpart.
Health care costs have been rising quickly for years in Vermont. But the end of certain subsidies means people will pay more for less coverage.
Ben Kogan launched his program in 2021 and picks up the plastic pieces at about a dozen locations — then sanitizes them and sells them at a discount.
Seven Days publisher Paula Routly looks at an existential threat to journalists — AI — and explains why she’s still betting on human curiosity and drive.
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Episode 753: Guides led visitors to five outdoor locations in Barnard to see original theater scenes written by local writers and a musical performance.
Kind, quirky, stubborn or annoying, the Burlington artist’s ceramic Scary Monsters come with unique names and backstories. She can’t make them fast enough.
In ‘False Memories & Eldritch Interludes,’ the Vermont horror author and folklorist collects his short stories and reveals the real-life tales behind them.
Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling’s book explores how the belief in psychics, UFO abductions and Bigfoot reflects and fosters distrust in mainstream pillars of knowledge.
The acclaimed photographer shares images from “American Prospects,” the wilderness of New York’s pre-park High Line and a video installation in Reading.
‘Best Day Ever’, which premieres in Vermont this week, examines how a local mountain biking community created an accessible — and truly gnarly — trail network.
In an exhibition at new Burlington gallery Extra Special With Cheese, Landon Newton examines the practice of caring for the landscape.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the American Ballet Theatre Studio Company at Lyndon Institute.
Thirty years ago, Hank Dimuzio was among several dozen Vermont deer farmers. Now he’s the only one still regularly selling farmed venison.
Hosting regular events at Red Wagon Plants in Hinesburg and Tandem in Bristol, Katherine Patel spices up Vermont’s Indian food scene with Mumbai cult classics.
Tim LaPrade is expanding his Massachusetts-born café concept with Vermont partners in the long-awaited downtown development. It will serve from morning to night.
Seasoned restaurant pro and baker Bob Workman will make New York-style bagels and cheesecake, Italian pizza bread, and deli rye. He promises a “kickass hot pastrami.”
The Vermont director, actor and musician reconvened his old Montréal rock band for its first new album in almost 60 years.
Follow our guide to some of Vermont’s spookier Halloween happenings, then check out a roundup of new music from local artists.
The Burlington bluegrass and Americana outfit headed south to record its latest record — and got caught in a blizzard anyway.
Director Kathryn Bigelow explores the scenario of a surprise nuclear attack on the U.S. in a controversial cautionary tale that plays like a thriller.
In addition to ‘Bugonia,’ 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.
What’s the difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation? As Day of the Dead nears, here’s advice for respectfully observing the holiday.
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U.S. Army veteran also served in the Vermont Air National Guard, led disaster recovery operations across the country and volunteered for decades in his community
Longtime South Burlington resident and devoted mother leaves behind a legacy of love, dedication and strength
Educator and school administrator helped establish Maplehill’s farm school and cofounded the Central Vermont Montessori School
Special education teacher for 35 years was also a homesteader who enjoyed caring for his animals and tending his farm
Proud Vermonter generously gave her time to numerous community organizations
Berlin woman’s talent, perseverance and brilliant mind earned her the respect of her colleagues and friends alike
Aerospace engineer helped design cameras for space exploration; showed curiosity and kindness as a longtime volunteer
Gentle yet fierce protector was loved by her family and friends
Sister of Mercy played a prominent role in local education through the Diocese of Burlington and Trinity College
Underhill resident loved learning, crafting, music and animals and kept her humor to the end
