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On Monday, Burlington city councilors took the unusual step of asking voters to defeat an item that's on the Town Meeting Day ballot. Led by the council's Democratic caucus, the body voted 6-5 to oppose a charter change that would create a new […]

Students and alumni at the Vermont College of Fine Arts in Montpelier are pressing administrators to suspend their plan of moving residencies to Colorado College. Some want administrators to work with them and find a way to keep the programming in […]

Every town has a spot — it could be a village green or a scenic river bend — to which locals and visitors alike gravitate for a moment of sweet relief. In Vergennes, it's the half-block stretch of Green Street that hosts two purveyors of literal […]

What I gained from the January 29 Snow Season "Spooning" workshop at Montpelier's North Branch Nature Center: 1) hands-on education in which trees yield softer wood receptive to the efforts of neophyte carvers, and 2) slightly more confidence when […]

Valentine's Day is special for Lisa Fennimore and Nate Wright — but not because the couple has ever sat down together for a romantic meal on February 14. The chefs, who co-own Rutland deli and catering business Marble Valley Kitchen, met on […]

After less than a year in operation, Burlington's Maudite Poutine will close its poutine restaurant at 156 North Winooski Avenue at the end of February to refocus on mobile operations, said Joe and Leah Collier, part of the founder-owner sibling […]

McKee's Pub & Grill has been a Winooski staple for 35 years. As of January 1, it has new owners: Ryan Johnston and his aunt Jamie Lacourse bought the bar at 19 East Allen Street from Lance McKee, who still owns Papa McKee's Pizzeria in Richmond […]

In 2021, when Kelsey Rush returned to her native Upper Valley after living and working for six years in California's Silicon Valley, she decided to pursue "a passion project," she said. In December, Rush, 40, opened Putnam's vine/yard in the White […]

Longtime educator also served her community as a Green Up Day coordinator, Meals on Wheels driver and food shelf volunteer Marcia Jean (Masterson) Perry died on Wednesday, January 18, 2023, at the age of 73, surrounded […]

Longtime OR nurse spread joy and kindness to everyone he touched Mark David Williamson, 75, of Charlotte, Vt., passed away in the afternoon of Saturday, February 4, 2023, at the University of Vermont Medical Center, in […]

South Burlington battery technology startup Resonant Link has shown an impressive capacity for raising cash to fuel its growth. The firm, founded by Dartmouth College grads in 2017, got an initial infusion from FreshTracks, a venture capital firm in […]

The first residents of the Elmwood Avenue shelter pods will move in this week, Burlington city officials said on Monday. They spoke in the shelter's community center, located in the former parking lot at 51 Elmwood Avenue that has been transformed […]

The temperatures are low, but 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 reading by poet, Hampshire College assistant professor and Massachusetts Review editor […]

Cofounder of the Relay for Life of Chittenden County is remembered for her leadership, spirit and passion for music Candis Ann Perrault of South Burlington, Vt., and formerly of Charlotte, Vt., lived a remarkable life […]

Fierce advocate for the disenfranchised loved birds, traveling, music and sports On January 24, 2023, our dear friend Robert C. Weber, also known to many of us in Jericho/Richmond/Underhill as “Bicycle Bob,” died […]

Orly Yadin, executive director of the Vermont International Film Festival, will step down from that position at the end of June, the organization announced on Thursday. Yadin, a former board member, has been its executive director since 2012. As she […]

Victoria Sunnergren was in Santa Fe, N.M., last August, attending the centennial of the Santa Fe Indian Market — the world's largest juried Native American art show — when she got a phone call from an 802 area code. It was Shelburne Museum, […]

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Vermont has pulled several strains of cannabis flower off the shelves of five stores after the products tested positive for a banned pesticide. The Vermont Cannabis Control Board first learned of the bad batch last week, when a consumer complained […]

The Grand Isle Supervisory Union will not allow spectators at home basketball games for the rest of the season following an on-court brawl, school officials announced on Thursday. The fight erupted on Tuesday night at the Alburgh Community Education […]

Decorated World War II veteran and family man was a talented photographer and ham radio enthusiast Robert (Bob) Ayer Hall passed away peacefully in his home in Shelburne, Vt., surrounded by his loving family, on January […]

Solar energy advocates on Wednesday called for Vermont to adopt more aggressive renewable-energy goals to ensure the state does its part to fight climate change. A group of solar energy system installers and activists gathered at the Statehouse to […]

A 41-year-old Vermont man was arrested on Wednesday for his involvement in the January 6, 2021, insurrectionist riot at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Federal prosecutors say William Arthur Nichols Jr., of Manchester, used a clear plastic […]

Vermont State Police are investigating the death of an Alburgh man who was involved in a brawl that broke out during a Tuesday night basketball game at Alburgh Community Education Center. The man, 60-year-old Russell Giroux, sought medical attention […]

Some of us binged television during the pandemic; others took up bread baking. If you were Robin Myers, however, you translated 25 books from authors in five nations on two continents and found time to publish dozens of your own essays and poems. […]