Burlington artist John Douglas has been making socially and politically conscious art in Vermont since the mid-'80s. Earlier this month, he exhibited a video…
Burlington Police have had a formal partnership with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security since 2004. But as the department attempts to amend that relationship,…
U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy, the local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union and highway-driving Vermonters shared a victory last week. The Department of…
Vermont’s maple syrup industry may be rich in tradition, but that hasn’t stopped its producers from embracing new technologies. Sap buckets have given way…
Three defendants sat at a table in a small office inside the Chittenden County State’s Attorney’s Office, describing their addictions to heroin and prescription…
Sarah Cosgrove works at ground zero for Vermont asthmatics. The 35-year-old respiratory therapist serves as an asthma educator and tobacco-cessation specialist for Rutland Regional…
Last week, the Burlington City Council passed a resolution urging city police to improve their handling of mentally ill subjects, prompted by the killing…
Vermont’s founding family — the Ethan Allen clan — is generally extolled as a collection of freedom fighters embodying the qualities of courage, independence…
Their polychromatic presence is evident every day in Chittenden County’s supermarkets, schools and streets: Somali women in kaleidoscopic kangas brightening the Old North End;…
In New Hampshire, protesters quoted Patrick Henry in their successful battle against a federally initiated identity card known as “Real ID.” In Montana, the…
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