Nov 14-20, 2012
How Ric Cabot and Darn Tough Vermont Saved the Last Hosiery Mill in New England; Burlington Housing Proposal Riles the Hood; At 87, the Doctor Is Still In; A Scholar’s case for Polygamy; Gourmet Cooking With Compost
Cover Story
Milking It
Book review: Milk Money: Cash, Cows, and the Death of the American Dairy Farm by Kirk Kardashian
Spinterest
Riding a winter-ready fitness trend at Burlington’s new indoor cycling studio
News Quirks
Curses, Foiled Again Authorities investigating the theft of President Obama’s teleprompter and podium last fall identified Eric Brown, 48, as their suspect. The equipment was recovered a few days later in Henrico, Va., but federal investigators continued their search for the culprit because the case involved the president. After an informant reported Brown had bragged…
Free Will Astrology
ARIES (March 21-April 19): In old Christian and Islamic lore, the dove was a symbol of the holy spirit. The bird was considered so pure and sacred that the devil, who was an expert shape-shifter, could not take on its form. The dove had a different meaning in other traditions, however. Among the ancient Greeks,…
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George Woodard [289]
11/11/12: It does not get much more Vermont than actor, filmmaker and dairy farmer, George Woodard. This year marks the 100 year anniversary that Woodard’s Waterbury Center dairy farm has been in his family. Eva caught up with Woodard for an early morning milking and also saw his sold out show last weekend at the…
Letters to the Editor
Last of Leith [Re “Seven Lengths of Vermont,” November 7]: Wonderful. Jason Serota-Winston Montpelier Midd Kids on to Something Congratulations to the Middlebury students and their support community. You put an important issue in the headlines [“Why Middlebury College Put Five Students on Trial Over a Dalai Lama Prank,” November 7]. This is what it…
