Burlington Vermont Links and Resources

Union Station eyed for parking  Albany Times UnionBurlington, Vt. With Amtrak passenger trains slated to start rolling into Vermont's largest city in as soon as two years, officials are looking for a parking spot. […]

Local film crew films new pilot episode in Burlington  WCAXA local film crew began shooting a new pilot episode in Burlington called, 'Zodiac'. Officials hope it gets picked up by a streaming *service*. […]

2 killed, 3 injured in head-on Adirondack crash  WPTZTwo people died Saturday in a head-on crash on a busy road connecting Lake Placid and Wilmington. […]

Vote: Who were the best Vermont H.S. soccer, field hockey teams in the 2010s?  BurlingtonFreePress.comAfter much discussion and review of our archives, we took on the task of finding the best VT high school soccer and field hockey teams of […]

Vermont city ponders train storage ahead of Amtrak arrival  Thehour.comBURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — With Amtrak passenger trains slated to start rolling into Vermont's largest city in as soon as two years, officials are looking for a […]

GW Plastics grows in Vermont with successful technical development programs  Vermont BizLeading Contract Manufacturer Inducted into VT Business Hall of Fame, Graduates Manufacturing Technology Leadership Program & Hires New Talent. […]

Watson leads Vermont to 13-6 win over Brooklyn  Tacoma News TribuneBURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) -- Josh Watson hit a three-run home run and had two hits, driving in four as the Vermont Lake Monsters defeated the Brooklyn Cyclones ... […]

New mural in Burlington symbolizes addiction recovery  Local 22/44 NewsBURLINGTON, Vt. – A new mural at the intersection of South Winooski Avenue and King Street was finished on Friday, with a group of volunteers helping to add ... […]

Oops: Biden confuses Iowa and Vermont  Washington ExaminerFormer Vice President Joe Biden corrected himself again during remarks he made at a fundraiser in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Friday night when referencing a ... […]

Vermont celebrates 242nd anniversary of the Battle of Bennington  WPTZFriday marks 242 years since August 16, 1777, when American revolutionary forces and the Green Mountain Boys defeated British forces at the Battle of ... […]

Stuck in Vermont: Rescuing wildlife  WCAXWhat do you do when you find wildlife in need rescue? We get 'Stuck in Vermont' with an artist who saves and rehabs all the animals people don't know how to ... […]

Bad drivers damaging Vermont covered bridges  WCAXBURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) Cultural landmarks in Vermont are getting damaged by bad drivers. Several old covered bridges in Vermont have been hit recently. […]

What's coming up on 'You Can Quote Me'  WCAXBURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) Watch "You Can Quote Me" Sundays at 7:30 a.m.. What's coming up on "You Can Quote Me". Aug. 18, 2019. Guests:. […]

The Deeper Dig: James Adomian on being Bernie  vtdigger.orgJames Adomian playing Bernie Sanders in a 2016 “Trump vs. Bernie” special on Comedy Central. The Deeper Dig is a weekly podcast from the VTDigger ... […]

Dining on a Dime: Starving Artist Café  Seven DaysYou don't hear much about "full artists," but after stopping for lunch at South Burlington's Starving Artist Café, I think it may be time to... […]

Vermont Wood Works Council announces cheeseboard finalists  vtdigger.orgNews Release — Vermont Wood Works Council August 7, 2019. Contact: Erin Lorentz 802-747-7900/802-747-7989 www.vermontwood.com ... […]

Vermont schools desperately need upgrades, but the state offers little help  vtdigger.orgAt the preK-8 Concord School in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, students went without a gym for the better part of January, February and March. That […]

Vermont groups to get $7.9M in Northern Border grants  WPTZOfficials say 18 Vermont organizations will be receiving $7.9 million in federal grants through the Northern Border Regional Commission, which spurs job ... […]

Bankruptcy May Be a Sanders Family ‘Thing’  TownhallAn opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal recently about .08/17/2019 9:23:12AM EST. […]

Addison County Report: Rail upgrade takes center stage  Vermont Bizby Bruce Edwards, Vermont Business Magazine It's considered the largest downtown construction project undertaken by the Vermont Agency of Transportation: ... […]

New Breed ranked by Inc. magazine  Vermont BizVermont Business Magazine Inc. magazine has revealed that New Breed is number 2487 on its 2019 Inc. 5000 list. The list includes the most successful ... […]

“I think everyone’s under pressure:” VT pushing for cheaper Rx drugs from Canada  WPTZGov. Phil Scott, R-Vermont, has sent a formal request to the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, asking for a meeting to […]

Burlington's Hen of the Wood closed indefinitely as insurers sort out fire  BurlingtonFreePress.comHen of the Wood will keep its Burlington doors shut indefinitely until insurance companies can sort out who will be responsible for claims […]

Get your scoops before they're gone: Taste this new Vermont plant-based ice cream  BurlingtonFreePress.comNoix, a new Burlington non-dairy ice cream brand, will put business on hold indefinitely. But you can still find the frozen treat at […]

Bennington Battle Day celebrates the battle that didn't happen in Vermont  BurlingtonFreePress.comFind out the history behind Vermont's annual state holiday, the Bennington Battle day. […]

After much discussion and review of our archives, we took on the task of finding the best VT high school soccer and field hockey teams of the 2010s.       &nbs […]

So far, more than 40 arrest warrants have been filed in federal court resulting from the Aug. 7 immigration raid.       &nbs […]

No soccer, just fitness for the two-time defending champion Redhawks as they embark on 2019 campaign       &nbs […]

The 14-year-old and three other occupants received minor injuries during the crash into Cornerstone Community Church in Milton.       &nbs […]

Thanks to a grant from Let's Grow Kids, Bolton Valley Resort expanded their employee and guest drop-in to full-time child care program.       &nbs […]

Bolton Valley Resort ski area received a grant from Let's Grow Kids and the "Make Way for Kids" program to open a public, full-time child care center.       &nbs […]

Noix, a new Burlington non-dairy ice cream brand, will put business on hold indefinitely. But you can still find the frozen treat at three locations.       &nbs […]

Vermont's Red Hen Baking Co. shares the secret to their sandwiches. What's behind the price of the Turkey Pesto, their most popular combo?       &nbs […]

The low-key River's End Marina has begun its transition to a birdwatcher's paradise on the Winooski River.       &nbs […]

Find out the history behind Vermont's annual state holiday, the Bennington Battle day.       &nbs […]

After a fire erupted in shared ductwork, this Burlington restaurant will remain closed for an unknown amount of time.       &nbs […]

Images from the first practice of the season for the Colchester High School field hockey team.       &nbs […]

Donald Trump touted the economy during a rally in New Hampshire even as investors skittish over a global slowdown have roiled markets.       &nbs […]

Here's a look at three homes with similar price points that are for sale in Chittenden County.       &nbs […]

Finishing touches are being applied to Casavant Overlook, a 39-unit "mixed-income" apartment building near the heart of the Onion City.       &nbs […]

Vermont's high-summer vistas — sweeping as well as intimate — fill this latest collection of images from Free Press staffers.       &nbs […]

After decades as an affordable, family-run marina along the Winooski River, a quiet corner of Burlington is reverting to nature.       &nbs […]

Life at the low-lying River's End Marina in Burlington was never easy, and periodic flooding ultimately made it impossible.       &nbs […]

You can find more than dairy and apples on Vermont farms. Sunflower season is coming to the Green Mountain State. Here's where to find them.       &nbs […]

Settlements at the mouth of the Winooski River have endured high water, and none as high as in 2011.       &nbs […]

After 45 years, a low-key boat marina is restored to floodplain on the Winooski River.       &nbs […]

A gallery of houses you can get in Williston, Burlington and MIlton if you have $450,000 to spend       &nbs […]

Anne and Jack Lazor of Butterworks Farm in Westfield have led the way on organic farming for 43 years. Now they're searching for a new way forward.       &nbs […]

After much discussion, callbacks and review of our archives, we took on the task of finding the best Vermont high school football team of the decade.       &nbs […]

The anatomy of a Red Hen Baking Co. sandwich, from locally sourced ingredients to your plate. What goes into the price of this delicious lunch staple?       &nbs […]

Just after 9 a.m. Saturday, NYSP responded to the crash on Rt. 86 near Wilmington. […]

A local film crew began shooting a new pilot episode in Burlington called, "Zodiac". Officials hope it gets picked up by a streaming service. […]

The annual Milton area car show and fundraiser drew in people from all across New England and Canada. […]

As of January 1st, the annual bag limit for deer hunters will change from three, to four per year. The number of bucks that a hunter can take will decrease from two per year to one. […]

A teenager was hit while riding his bike and the driver fled the scene, police are asking for you help to find him. […]

The Springfield Fire Department is investigating what sparked a fire on Mays Road, on Friday, August 16. […]

Nanook is this week's featured pet with potential. […]

There is heated debate in Hartford over how police work with federal authorities when it comes to undocumented immigrants. Do local police policies need to change? Our Dom Amato takes a closer look at the controversy. […]

A car smashed into a Vermont church early Friday morning, destroying walls and creating a massive mess just days before Sunday services. Police say the driver was just 14. Our Kiernan Brisson spoke with the pastor and police. […]

Police say a Northern New York man was killed in a one-car crash Thursday. […]

Jennifer "Jeffie" Chapin taught fourth-grade math at Bentley Charter School, according to Salem Public Schools. […]

A police dog was uninjured. […]

Two Massachusetts hotels made the cut. […]

Dinner with a gorgeous view? Yes, please. […]

"It's an emotional drain on all the women and men in blue." […]

You'll find it in Vermont. […]

The woman who died was 73 years old. […]

The resort is on Haystack Mountain in Wilmington. […]

And yes, the fridge comes pre-stocked with beer. […]

A Vermont police department says a toddler who fell into the White River in the town of Hartford over the weekend has died […]

Hikers reaching the summit of Mount Philo State Park in Charlotte have yet another thing to look for amid an already breathtaking view of the landscape. Visible to the west, at the southwestern corner of State Park Road and Mount Philo Road, is a […]

When Colorado and California each legalized cannabis, activists in both states thought it would extinguish an extensive illicit market. They were wrong. Seven years after passage of Amendment 64, Colorado is grappling with a black market whose scope […]

You don't hear much about "full artists," but after stopping for lunch at South Burlington's Starving Artist Café, I think it may be time to flip the trope. Starving Artist Café is part of Davis Studio, which was founded in 2003 by […]

In this episode, Bryan goes on the hunt for good news among Vermont's wildlife population. In this episode, Bryan goes on the hunt for good news among Vermont's wildlife population. CREDITS Written, filmed and edited […]

Here's some very cool news out of the University of Vermont: On Wednesday, UVM announced that it has signed a partnership agreement with the U.S. Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory (CRREL), which is based in Hanover, […]

A collection of food businesses will open in Middlebury in the fall as part of a development project at the Stone Mill, an 1840 building on Otter Creek that was formerly owned by Middlebury College. The project at 3 Mill Street is the first Vermont […]

The heavy doors of the shipping containers creaked as Chris Thompson opened them one at a time. After lifting a spool of thick yellow extension cord from inside each container, he walked the plugs about 10 yards to an outlet. As soon as connection […]

On August 12, 2019, at Porter Medical Center, Elizabeth Ann Gerner and Charles Harris Gerner welcomed a boy, Charles Henry Gerner. […]

Robert Bernard Bessette Sr. was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle and friend. He loved his family, friends, his home and Vermont. He died at home, surrounded by his family, on August 13, 2019. The son of Mildred […]

Episode 587 If you’ve ever rescued an orphaned mouse or bird, chances are you called Ellen Jareckie for help. For the past five years, the Shelburne artist has run a wildlife hotline (802-578-7168), instructing […]

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday that its newly hired deputy didn't know his former colleague at the St. Albans Police Department had punched a handcuffed woman in the eye at a scene where both were present. Michael Ferguson […]

The Vermont Labor Relations Board has ruled against Burlington teachers seeking reimbursement for pay that was docked during a four-day strike in September 2017. The labor board found that the Burlington School Board was within its rights to […]

What is it about horror and nostalgia that makes them blend so well? In It, in "Stranger Things" and now in the movie version of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, a retro setting emphasizes the work's roots in a long tradition of popular […]

Walk into any big-box store, shopping mall or other sprawling expanse of indoor retail space this time of year, and you're likely to spot a few wild birds flitting about or roosting in the rafters. Winged creatures are especially common in the al […]

Little brown bats began to fly from wooden bat houses in groups of two and three as dusk fell in Cornwall on July 15. By the time the last one disappeared into the deepening darkness, Dylan O'Leary and his fellow volunteer bat monitors had tallied […]

Sprucing Up the Place I think I've been doing summer wrong. While watching many friends and coworkers gallivant off to beachy locales and cosmopolitan hubs, I've pretty much just been going about my business at home. To be clear, this was my choice. […]

William McGregor's first feature is slated for limited release on August 16. That will be a very good day for the movies. Rarely in 35 years have I encountered a freshman effort as assured, inventive and relentlessly surprising as Gwen. In a perfect […]

Name: Sarah Hoy Town: Essex Job: Veterinary ophthalmologist and owner of Vermont Veterinary Eye Care For Dr. Sarah Hoy, eyes are not only windows to the soul — they're windows to the entire body. Hoy, 43, owns Vermont Veterinary Eye Care […]

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Paul Marangelo parked his rusty Honda on the side of Route 15 in Wolcott and headed toward the bridge over the Wild Branch, a scenic tributary of the Lamoille River. The Nature Conservancy biologist was out to see whether animals were using the […]

One night a few winters ago, a friend and I were making dinner at home. As I diced veggies for a stir-fry, she reached into the cabinet above the stove to grab a bottle of olive oil. And then she let out a bloodcurdling shriek. Suspended upside down […]

Dear Reverend, I was at a concert at the Shelburne Museum recently, and the weirdest thing happened. About 10 feet away from me, a lady and her date were sitting on old-style woven lawn chairs. All of sudden, she semi-discreetly hiked up her skirt […]

Track pants hanging from a tree branch marked the mini-encampment that has grown up against the south side of Burlington City Hall since July 10. That's when City Hall Park closed for reconstruction, displacing the homeless people who regularly […]

The prefix "nano" refers to a very, very small quantity — technically, one billionth of a part of something. But at the fourth annual Vermont NanoFest, it refers to breweries that produce four barrels (124 gallons) of beer or less per batch. […]

Like most artists, Jess Polanshek has been drawing since early in her life — "since I could pick up a crayon," she says. But not all child artists develop an intense devotion to a particular subject and stick with it into adulthood. Now the […]

Hey all! Just wanted to give a heads up to anyone interested that we are running a Summer / Fall Cornhole League at Halvorson's after how well the Spring / Summer league went. We run every Monday Night at 6pm, and it's a doubles league. There are […]

I’m not from Vermont so I don’t know what kind of bugs you guys have here lol. I didn’t see what bit me but I reached down to grab something off the ground (I was in a parking lot near some grass at the train station on Main Street […]

Today, I was walking around 5pm towards my car, near the synagogue in N. Prospect St. This lady, must have been in her late 20's / young 30's , is running in the direction opposite to which I was walking. She starts yelling: "Get the the fuck away […]

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I’ve had lots of house guests, lately, and am running low on my strategic maple reserves. I normally get my resupplies in October at a show, but need some sooner. Everything I see in retailers is selling for about $60+, but I normally get it […]

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Hey all! Have a new 4K television that I’d like to have professionally calibrated. Can anyone recommend a person/company other than Best Buy? Thank you! submitted by /u/Iamsqueegee [link] [comments […]

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In the south end, near the Subaru dealership. Can hear loud booming that sounds like it's coming from the top of main Street. Anyone got any leads? submitted by /u/Caldeagle [link] [comments […]

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Women's bike, Specialized brand, silver, curved handle bars, silver pedals, no rack. I left my bike at the side of the Burlington bike path by the blackberry bushes between North beach and Leddy for a few minutes around 5:30pm yesterday (8/14) on my […]

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I was walking home last night on North Union and saw what appeared to be an unresponsive man laying on his stomach in the sidewalk. I know EMS was called, but does anyone have any more information on what happened? submitted by […]

Question: is it feasible to paddle a kayak or canoe across the lake, say to Plattsburgh? How long would it take? Any maps for it and rests along the way, islands etc? Thanks submitted by /u/C_D_67 [link] [comments […]

Hiya! I’m looking for a place close to the ONE to drop my car off and the reviews for Dolan’s online seem good. Does anyone have any experiences to share? submitted by /u/mbolas [link] [comments […]

Just moved here for grad school, never have taken public transportation before. I'm trying to figure out how to get to the school, the bus stop I get picked up at (according to google maps) is unmarked and I never see anyone standing there. How do I […]

Looking for someone to alter my wedding dress. It's not very fancy, but I'm hoping to get someone who is skilled and can make it look amazing. Anyone have reccomendations? submitted by /u/Lillix [link] [comments […]

Hey all - ​ I've been working on a project for the past couple of years where I record myself playing 50 beatles songs on 50 different public pianos in every state in the country. I live in Boston, but I'll be coming up to Burlington on […]

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Anyone see the weird guy hanging around on N. Union St. for like 3 or 4 hours last night? My neighbors were outside our building and a girl walking by came up to them asking for their help around 9pm. Some guy had been following her for several […]

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Hello, I am an out of state birder looking for advice. We are staying in Burlington starting tomorrow. Any birders with advice on where to go? Any bird walks happening Tuesday? submitted by /u/kat13271 [link] [comments […]

Related Company: University of VermontDr Suresh Garimella, UVM's 27th President. UVM's classes, and Garimella's first semester leading the university, begin Monday, August 26. Photo by Sally McCay. by Timothy McQuiston, Vermont Business […]

Photo: UVM President, Dr Suresh Garimella. VBM photo. by Brandon Arcari UVM President Suresh Garimella Q&A from his first press conference on July 1 conducted in his office in the Waterman Building. It has been edited for clarity. The unedited […]

Related Company: Grace Cottage Family Health & HospitalVermont Business Magazine Dr George Terwilliger has recently joined Grace Cottage as Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Emergency Department Medical Director, and Hospitalist […]

Artist photo rendering of downtown Middlebury after the rail/bridge project is completed in 2021. Next summer Main Street and Merchants Row will be closed to traffic for 10 weeks. Courtesy photo. by Bruce Edwards, Vermont Business Magazine […]

Related Company: Middlebury College With 2,500 students and 1,324 employees, Middlebury College is an economic driver in Addison. Courtesy photo. by Bruce Edwards, Vermont Business Magazine With declining enrollments coupled with ever […]

Photo courtesy Cabot Creamery Cooperative. by Bruce Edwards, Vermont Business Magazine Agri-Mark’s Cabot cheese plant is one of Addison County’s largest employers, with 115 workers producing more than 70 million pounds of Vermont cheddar […]

Vermont Business Magazine Origin, an award-winning outdoor sport and tourism-focused creative, content and strategic marketing agency founded in Whistler, Canada, has opened a United States presence as of April 2019. The subsidiary, located in […]

Vermont Business Magazine Governor Phil Scott and members of his cabinet will be in Grand Isle County on Tuesday, August 20 as part of their second round of his 14-county initiative, Capitol for a Day. Governor Scott launched the tour in June […]

Related Company: GW Plastics Inc Leading Contract Manufacturer Inducted into VT Business Hall of Fame, Graduates Manufacturing Technology Leadership Program & Hires New Talent Vermont Business Magazine Global healthcare and automotive […]

“If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito.” ― The Dalai Lama [Modern] Dirt Farmer Wisdom by Robert Zulkoski, Social Entrepreneur Comparing Vermont to a mosquito may hit a little too close to […]

The campaign criticizes the mainstream media and Sanders targets the fossil fuel industry during a visit to New Hampshire. Read the story on VTDigger here: Bernie’s Bid 2020: Campaign targets mainstream media. […]

Vermont has been talking for almost two years about developing a plan to import prescription drugs from Canada, which is just now weighing in. Read the story on VTDigger here: The biggest obstacle to importing drugs from Canada? It could be Canada.. […]

The changes come as regulators and policymakers are seeking to adjust the scope of the state’s efficiency utilities. Read the story on VTDigger here: Regulators maintain Efficiency Vermont structure, tweak budget review process. […]

Democrats are hoping new studies will persuade Gov. Phil Scott to support a 48-hour waiting period. He vetoed a 24-hour waiting period in June. Read the story on VTDigger here: Dems to revive waiting period legislation in 2020, and push new gun […]

Rep. Ben Jickling, I-Brookfield, is leaving Vermont to take a job with a software company. He was elected in 2016. Read the story on VTDigger here: Independent Rep. Jickling resigns seat, headed to Wisconsin. […]

Even as we laugh at Trump’s disgusting behavior on the golf course, we recognize the parallels in the Oval Office. Read the story on VTDigger here: Susan Ohanian: Getting the last laugh on impeachment. […]

Just when you thought things could not possibly get more bizarre in America, it does. Read the story on VTDigger here: Bob Stannard: The news in review. […]

The premiere impressionist plays a Bernie who seems to exist in multiple sci-fi universes and wants to douse the White House in patchouli amd provide free psilocybin mushrooms to college students. Read the story on VTDigger here: The Deeper Dig: […]

The battle, which was actually fought in Walloomsac Heights, New York, has justly been called “the turning point that led to the turning point.” Read the story on VTDigger here: Then Again: The Battle of Bennington gave Americans a […]

News Release — Compost Technical Services LLC. Aug. 8, 2019 Contact: James McSweeney 802-224-6888 [email protected] Technical Assistance and Training Available to Vermont’s Composters In support of Vermont’s […]

News Release — Vermont Wood Works Council August 7, 2019 Contact: Erin Lorentz 802-747-7900/802-747-7989 www.vermontwood.com VERMONT WOOD WORKS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES TOP 2O CHEESEBOARD FINALISTS HEADING TO CHEESE FEST SHELBURNE, VT-The Vermont […]

Since 2007, local school districts have been mostly on their own to pay for construction, and voters are often reluctant to approve the expense. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont schools desperately need upgrades, but the state offers little […]

News Release — Office of the Governor Aug. 16, 2019 Contact: Governor’s Office 109 State Street The Pavilion Montpelier, VT 05609-0101 www.vermont.gov 802.828.3333 FAX: 802.828.3339 TDD: 802.828.3345 Governor Phil Scott’s Public […]

This week's Young Writers Project entry is 'The Persistence of Memory' by Rebecca Orten, 14, of Middlebury. Read the story on VTDigger here: YWP: ‘The Persistence of Memory’. […]

Post-conviction relief settlement documents were filed with the court. The plaintiff argues that if his lawyer had included the reasoning documents, the court would have acted more quickly on his release. Read the story on VTDigger here: SCOV Law […]

News Release — Gifford Medical Center Information: Last Mile Ride lastmileride.com Facebook @LastMileRide 802-728-2380 Last Mile Ride, 5K and Walks Aug. 16-17 14th annual event benefits end-of-life patients, families RANDOLPH, Vt.—A […]

A facility at Montreal's Central Station that will allow customs clearances for both U.S.- and Canada-bound travelers is in the works, but there is no date when it might be built. Read the story on VTDigger here: Preclearance issues extend wait for […]

A positive economic forecast by state economists last month was immediately followed by a stock market slide that sparked fears of a pending recession. Read the story on VTDigger here: Amid recession fears, Vermont’s not insulated from […]

The governor will ask the federal health department for help in forwarding a plan for the state to start importing lower-cost prescription drugs from Canada. Read the story on VTDigger here: Scott asks feds for meeting on Canadian drug imports. […]

The new state judiciary rules require members of the media to register, and bar members of the public from bringing devices into the courtroom. Read the story on VTDigger here: New court rules set recording restrictions for media and public. […]

Police have been forwarded a video reportedly showing Misch recently in a bar in Hoosick Falls, New York, which would be a violation of his conditions of release. Read the story on VTDigger here: More trouble for Max Misch: Video at NY bar prompts […]

The board thought it was closing up the nonprofit, but potential new leaders have expressed interest in taking over the popular music fest. Read the story on VTDigger here: Mozart festival board says it’s hopeful for revival. […]

Why are these guns available and why is their continued availability so fiercely defended by the NRA? Read the story on VTDigger here: Haviland Smith: Can we minimize mass murder?. […]

It’s incumbent that we be certain that Vermonters are never at a competitive disadvantage in the academic marketplace based on their socio-economic status. Read the story on VTDigger here: Steve May: Privilege on parade. […]

We have a president with no apparent allegiance to the Constitution, a Senate that is doing nothing to hold him accountable, and a misinformed electorate. Read the story on VTDigger here: Brian Carroll: Time to impeach. […]