Rodgers’ rural roots and blue-collar background helped John Rodgers tap into the wave of anti-tax anger gripping the state.
The legislation would require school districts to adopt policies to prohibit students from using cellphones and personal electronic devices during the day.
Enthusiastic leader won rookie honors at Thunder Road and made friends everywhere he went
The O’Brien Brothers construction company wants to build 375 homes on a property near Shelburne Village. On Tuesday, the selectboard gave its approval.
The Colchester company came under fire for housing migrant workers in warehouse space. Now it has joined forces with worker rights groups.
Gov. Phil Scott pitched a spending plan that he said would prevent another increase in property taxes for education next year. Democrats expressed concerns.
Shortly before 5 p.m. on Tuesday, a federal judge issued a stay and blocked the freeze from taking effect. The judge’s order expires at 5 p.m. on February 3.
Charlotte woman dedicated her career to Vermont’s public school system and making a meaningful difference in the lives of students and teachers
Vermont native’s life was defined by her giving nature, and her greatest joys were her grandchildren
Twenty years ago, nine students in a privately managed apartment on the University of Vermont campus fell ill to carbon monoxide poisoning. Tragically, one of…
Teresa Youngblut, the 21-year-old suspect charged in the fatal shooting of a U.S. Border Patrol agent made her first appearance in federal court in Burlington late Monday afternoon.
Pastor and accomplished artist will be remembered for his commitment to his community
Activist lesbian-feminist and RN helped found the Vermont Women’s Health Center
U.S. Army veteran and co-owner of Buggyman Antiques in Johnson, Vt., never met a dog he didn’t love
Milton native remembered for his determination, loyalty, and love for his family and his unwavering pride in his community
Facing a possible budget shortfall, the University of Vermont has asked some nonacademic administrators to look for ways to trim their budgets if needed.
Known for its “one-size-fits-most” clothing, the controversial brand is the subject of a scathing HBO documentary.
Husband, father, uncle and friend to many enjoyed sharing his love of the outdoors with his family
Beloved analyst was always drawn to the natural world, especially birds, and Mount Philo, his sacred place
Gov. Phil Scott’s administration wants to overhaul how Vermont’s schools are funded, governed and evaluated. The state would have just five regional districts.
Ian Baucom will start his job on July 1. He is coming from the University of Virginia, where he has been serving as vice president and provost.
A new Burlington festival is packed with local talent. Plus, the Northern Roots Festival returns, and the International Music Series kicks off in Brattleboro.
Ryan J. Haddad headlines the *snap* First Person Arts Festival, which also features five up-and-coming performers, including Vermonter Gina Stevensen.
The Northeast Kingdom indie singer-songwriter drops a new EP and companion hardcover book, weaving a story of endless hustle and catchy choruses.
Soaring property taxes, a new payroll tax, costly housing and big heating bills make living in Vermont a labor of love for many seniors.
Vermont rapper, producer and music journalist Justin Boland samples a slew of classic jazz sounds on his latest release, delivering a hip-hop “Ars Poetica.”
The film isn’t so much a story as a vibe, an immersive study of a character and a historical moment. The real action happens in the spaces between the words.
In an exhibition at the Current in Stowe, the New York City artist marries the history of Philly graffiti with 19th-century Pennsylvania Dutch stoneware.
In addition to Nosferatu, 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.
From paintings and collage to sculpture and video, nine local artists interpret the concept of “Layers” in a varied show at the little gallery.
Vermont has a new Republican lieutenant governor. During Inauguration Week, deputy publisher Cathy Resmer considers party lines and the political divide.
The Scott administration is proposing a transition to a foundation formula, a commonly used way of paying for schools that would give more power to the state.
Vermont winters are long, cold and dark — they can turn even longtime residents into couch potatoes. Here’s advice for fighting off the seasonal doldrums.
‘A Click Away’ Speaking of fitness [Wellness Issue, January 15], I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your fantastic online issues. Wednesdays…
In a treasure hunt-like space in Barre, a new “open-storage” room allows the public to view more of the Vermont Historical Society’s 30,000-artifact collection.
From the forest maze of Domaine Enchanteur to urban tracks in Montréal, the province offers skaters the freedom of gliding outdoors.
The new school offers fresh lessons and new ways to train tomorrow’s musicians. Founder Pete Cornell’s programs emphasize songwriting and recording.
Several student groups are performing the teen adaptation of Anaïs Mitchell’s Vermont-born musical that became a Broadway sensation.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): In old Hawaii, it was forbidden for ordinary people to touch objects that belonged to the chiefs or to anyone with…
The lager-focused taproom and public house brings Euro inspiration, collaborative beers and thoughtful nonalcoholic drinks to a long-cursed spot on the rotary.
When curling up with a movie this cozy season, consider popping some locally grown popcorn inspired by the youngest member of Shelburne’s Lapierre Farm family.
The Farmhouse and Awesome Times groups will open a Farmhouse Tap & Grill and new Italian American Spaghet in Williston plus another South Burlington Bliss Bee.
Alex Leopold spent three years looking for a space before securing 202 Main Street, most recently the Other Half. He’ll serve wines from Vermont and beyond.
Cousins Sadananda Hira and Amit Mojumdar are offering a classic American breakfast and lunch menu under the guidance of the café’s founder, Joe Buley.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including The Rocky Horror Picture Show with a live shadow cast at Lebanon Opera House.
