Winter came early as a November storm dumped snow throughout Vermont. Read on for what else to expect in the cold months ahead.
With shelters and motel rooms already full, people living rough have few ways to keep warm when temperatures drop.
Drought and deluges are the latest climate change challenge for Vermont resorts.
Foreign employees are a key part of the winter workforce for local resorts. But the hiring process has been difficult this year.
From family-friendly festivities and epic skiing to world-class dining and caribou cocktails, here are good reasons to bundle up and head north this winter.
Too young to qualify for the 2026 Winter Olympics, these elite athletes regularly outperform their competitors but garner little recognition in Vermont
The resort founder, who died in October, built a place that has taught three generations of Vermonters to ski. He lost it for 20 years — then bought it back.
The former pro snowboarder presents artworks that experiment with Letraset type and handmade graphic design at Safe and Sound Gallery in Burlington.
Survive the season with these upcoming events, including a magical holiday extravaganza and an international production of ‘The Nutcracker.’
In Stowe, Burt’s Irish Pub and Edson Hill’s restaurant each head into the winter season with something new. Beyond that, they couldn’t be more different.
Fifth graders around the state voted last week for one of seven Kid Governor candidates. The election results will be announced next week.
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The theater’s on-site café and lounge has reopened for dinner with a pair of seasoned professionals creating and cooking a farm-to-table menu from scratch.
For a new sculpture at North Branch Nature Center in Montpelier, the farmer and artist fashioned a pair of giant dragons from bush honeysuckle and white pine.
The book of forward-thinking essays by the likes of Bill Schubart and Stephen P. Kiernan is the final project of late Burlington author Bill Mares.
In a novel approach to its annual statewide “Made in Vermont” tour, the Vermont Symphony Orchestra is integrating music and storytelling this year.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Opera Vermont’s “A Bayou Legend” at Chandler Center for the Arts in Randolph.
A decade after opening, the Burlington laugh factory prepares for its next big act: going nonprofit.
The Vermont native gets the nomination as he prepares for a homecoming show at Barre Opera House. Plus Zenbarn turns 9, and a synth fest in Brattleboro.
The artist formerly known as Drive delivers a carefully calculated artistic statement on his debut LP with producer ILLu.
Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson play a couple on the verge of violent dissolution in the latest dark character study from Lynne Ramsay.
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.
Winooski man will be remembered for his laughter, his sense of humor and his jokes
Nurse and beloved mother was a lifelong reader, a “news-aholic” and a generous supporter of many local organizations
Musician and housing professional lived according to his motto: Enjoy every free trip around the sun you’re given
Lincoln woman was deeply connected to nature and saw beauty in everyone and everything
Nonprofit leader and mentor dedicated his life to advancing care and rights for people living with HIV and for the LGBTQ+ community
Florida woman was born, raised and lived most of her life in Burlington’s New North End
Every sunrise, bird sighting, hard days’ work, crossword puzzle, cement truck, piece of rebar, little free library visit, carved pumpkin, painted egg, cup of coffee, cold one, prayer, quiet wish, baseball swing from your grandson and the smiling eyes of your granddaughter … we see, remember and miss you.
Avid operagoer, music lover and a talented furniture builder had a creative and entrepreneurial spirit
Shawn Greywood Hill, 71, died in Bennington, Vt., in MissionCare nursing home after an extended decline in health. Shawn was preceded in death by his parents, Grace Louise Anthony and Delmer James Hill. Shawn was born in Burlington, Vt., at Mary Fletcher Hospital, the first son of Grace Louise Anthony and Delmer James Hill. Born…
Financial adviser and passionate sportsman never stopped wondering how he could make people’s lives better
A life full of laughter, love and adventure
Accomplished pianist and music teacher was a leader within the Vermont music community
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