Making a Splash: Jump Into the Summer Preview

For Wake Boat Opponents, New Vermont Rules Mean New Battles

Lyndon Hopes a New Bike Route Will Help the Town Tap Into the Popularity of Kingdom Trails

Youth Conservation Crews Head Out to Repair Damage From 2023 Floods

Once Off-Limits, Burlington’s Rock Point Is Gradually Welcoming the Public

A Seamstress Has Turned Her Burlington Porch Into a Revolving Art Show

From the Publisher: 'Bonjour,' Summer

Running to Raise Money for Opioid Recovery, Salisbury's Chip Piper Completes 10 Marathons in 10 Days

For the First Time, Vermont City Marathon Will Offer a Cash Prize to Nonbinary Runners

Three to Six Hours in Greensboro

Can’t-Miss Summer Events in Vermont

Q&A: Five Generations of the Aubin Family Have Been Driving a Ford Model A Named Lizzie

Plex Arts Fest Brings Delight and Chaos to the Old North End

Vermont Author Glenn Stout Hits the Big Screen With Disney’s 'Young Woman and the Sea'

The Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, May 22-28

Summer is right around the corner, and there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven must-do events, including a one-weekend-only staged reading of Ilya Kaminsky's acclaimed poem cycle, Deaf Republic, presented by the Parish Players.

Vermont Film & Folklore Festival Launches in Manchester

Should I Be Worried My Wife Is Obsessed With True Crime?

Free Will Astrology (5/22/24)

Crossword: 'Unspoiled Expanses' (5/22/24)

At Frankie's in Burlington, Hen of the Wood Alums Throw a Party

Hardwick’s Caja Taqueria Spices It Up With Hot Sauce and Axe Throwing

The Tropic Brewing Opens in Waterbury

Café Mamajuana's Maria Lara-Bregatta Competes on Food Network's 'Ciao House'

Soundbites: Merging Chopin and Busta Rhymes with BLKBOK

Ben Roque, 'Mad Andalusia'

WiseAcres, 'Anchor'

Now Playing in Theaters: May 22-28

In addition to Back to Black, 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.

Obituary: C. Deem Schoenfeld, 1928-2024

Longtime physician at Rutland Hospital loved travel, golf, family gatherings and supporting independent bookstores

Obituary: Dr. Michelle Leigh Perron, 1968-2024

Pediatrician embodied how to live a life grounded in caring, compassion and love

Obituary: Marion Elizabeth (Provost) Blanchette, 1929-2024

South Burlington woman worked for 35 years for the Catholic Diocese of Vermont

Obituary: Mary E. (Fuller) Fitzgerald, 1929-2024

Burlington woman was a shining example of the difference one person can make in a family, a community and the world

Obituary: Olive Elizabeth Sedon, 2002-2024

Animal lover and natural athlete had a special compassion for people at the margins of life and people who suffered

Obituary: David Welker Leitner, MD, 1948-2024

UVM surgeon was a skilled clinician and exemplary teacher who was dedicated to every aspect of his life

Obituary: Eleanor Lynn Zinke, 1942-2024

Vergennes woman’s greatest pride was in her children and one of her greatest strengths was her capacity to help others

Obituary: Richard T. Mazza, 1939-2024

Lifelong Colchester resident and owner of Dick Mazza’s General Store served 41 years in the Vermont legislature with integrity and collegiality

Obituary: Marc Lawrence Jacobs, 1953-2024

Former co-owner of Charlie-O’s World Famous in Montpelier had a passion for salvaging old buildings

Obituary: Barry N. Stone, 1935-2024

Community leader and member of the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame embraced a lifelong connection to his alma mater, UVM, and dedicated himself to serving many local, state and national organizations

Obituary: Valere Roger Dion, 1935-2024

Navy veteran and passionate fiddler served the Burlington Fire Department for 30 years

Obituary: Virginia Giroux, 1931-2024

Devout church member and volunteer loved to travel, adored the color purple and always had an angel brooch on her shoulder

Obituary: William G. Bonnie, 1940-2024

Former teacher and insurance broker enjoyed fine wine, classical music, good food and travel

Obituary: Mary Frances Chapman, 1960-2024

Middlebury woman was a strong advocate for those struggling with issues such as poverty and housing insecurity