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    • What a Crock
    • What a Crock

      Confessions of a slow cooker
      The heavenly scent of rich tomato sauce greeted me as I unlocked the door to my apartment building on a recent evening. Must be…
    • TMD: Old North End, Burlington

      I stopped by three polling places in Burlington's Old North End this morning between 8 and 9:15 a.m., to see what was going on.…
    • Behind the Floral Wallpaper

      One thing I like about my Front Porch Forum listserv is the regular updates from the Burlington Fire Marshal's office whenever there's a fire…
    • On the Spa Beat
    • On the Spa Beat

      Getting By
      Let’s face it: It’s possible to spend beaucoup bucks on beauty products. Still, regular self-care is key to keeping stress levels low under duress —…
    • On With the Show
    • On With the Show

      Guidelines for greeting 2009 at Vermont's First Night fests
      Time can be tracked and overscheduled, but even the most sophisticated PDA calendar, iPhone or watch can’t slow its steady passage — here today, gone…
    • Funeral Pie
    • Funeral Pie

      Undead raisins rise again in an old-fashioned dessert
      Some would call raisins the ghosts of grapes. High in antioxidants, they’re a healthful snack. Haunting the shelf long after other staples are gone,…
    • Scene@ UVM Costume Sale
    • Scene@ UVM Costume Sale

      Royall Tyler Theatre, UVM, Burlington, Saturday, August 30, 12 P.M.
      I'm an adult who never outgrew the dress-up box. But where does cutting-edge fashion come from, if not playful experiments? Hoping an actual costume…
    • Teeny Tomes
    • Teeny Tomes

      Mini Issue: Miniature Books
      Large-print books have an obvious function. But if you’ve ever purchased a little pamphlet containing handmade art or poetry from the “Glad-i-ator” in Montpelier’s…
    • Bitty Bites
    • Bitty Bites

      Mini Issue: Apps that could serve as Lilliputian entrées
      Ever since the days when I cooked by plastic-housewife proxy in the kitchen of my well-loved ranch-style dollhouse, I’ve been fascinated with tiny food. Seriously,…
    • Giant Snow Woman Spotted In Maine

      Is it an irradiated Frosty run amok? The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man in Christmas drag? No! It's a Guinness World Record! My spouse forwarded me…
    • Making Adjustments
    • Making Adjustments

      How I put my back into chiropractic
      The turkey was titanic: a 28-pounder, the largest I’d ever cooked. After brining it, lifting it out, drying it off, stuffing it, trussing it,…
    • First Night St. Johnsbury
    • First Night St. Johnsbury

      The Schedule
      Buttons cost $10 for students and adults through December 30, $15 for adults on December 31, and are free for kids 5 and younger. Buttons…
    • First Night Montpelier
    • First Night Montpelier

      The Schedule
      First Night certainly presents revelers with lots of fun year-end options, but what if you’re looking for something a little more, well, kilted? Richmond steps…
    • First Night Burlington
    • First Night Burlington

      The Schedule
      Buttons for adults and kids 13 and older cost $18 through December 30, $20 on December 31. Kids’ buttons $6. With a button, $2 advance…
    • Twelve Bells
    • Twelve Bells

      Catching the year-end countdown
      First Night Burlington Schedule. First Night Montpelier Schedule. First Night St. Johnsbury Schedule. To pinch the motto of a long-enduring soap opera: The days…
    • Scene@ Branch Out Burlington! Awards
    • Scene@ Branch Out Burlington! Awards

      Burlington Municipal Building, 645 Pine Street, Friday, December 14, 6 P.M.
      When I heard the city would be hosting a tree award ceremony, I imagined something out of J.R.R. Tolkien: Ent-like figures striding up a…
    • Scene@ Experimental Music Concert
    • Scene@ Experimental Music Concert

      Kriya Studio, Burlington, Saturday, December 8, 7:30 P.M.
      Under Kriya Studio's huge ceiling, a star-shaped paper lantern and separate strands of red, white and turquoise holiday lights illuminated the spacious stage, and…
    • Scene@ Hamster Ball Derby
    • Scene@ Hamster Ball Derby

      Petco, Burlington, Saturday, September 9, 2 p.m.
      I’ve never owned a hamster. As kids, my brother and I kept gerbils, and when we were raising our many generations of fuzzy nibblers…
    • Scene@ Model Rocket Launch
    • Scene@ Model Rocket Launch

      63 Old Stage Road, Essex Junction, Sunday, August 19, 10 a.m.
      Big, puffy clouds caused the sun to play peek-a-boo as a gentle breeze ruffled the grass in a huge field full of dandelions and…
    • Scene@ Divine Reality Comedy Circus
    • Scene@ Divine Reality Comedy Circus

      Bread and Puppet Farm, Glover, Sunday, August 5, 2:30 p.m.
      For some Vermont residents, traveling to see Bread and Puppet’s summertime show is a seasonal certainty, on par with creek swimming and berry picking.…
    • Scene@ Miami Vice Cruise
    • Scene@ Miami Vice Cruise

      The Spirit of Ethan Allen, Burlington, Friday, July 27, 11 p.m.
      The young, glamorously dressed crowd pressing toward the gangway paused when a suited, tattooed gent at the narrow gate raised his voice. “Listen up,…
    • Turned Off
    • Turned Off

      Rating the "Nielsen family" values
      I have a confession: I don’t like watching TV. The boob tube has the potential to suck me in completely, and since there are…

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