Education Reform Efforts Appear Stalled in the Statehouse
The comprehensive education reform bill that lawmakers passed last June promised a high-quality, equitable education system at a price Vermonters […]
Wake Boating Rules May Get Even Tougher
In 2024, after years of study and public debate, Vermont implemented the nation’s toughest rules on wake boats. The powerful
‘Eagle Cam’ Live Streams Bald Eagles Nesting in Quechee
Two lovebirds are starring in a Vermont reality show. It’s live, unscripted and wild. Cameras have caught the pair preening,
Paula Routly: Strengthening Journalism on Local News Day
When I’m at the gym, listening to podcasts such as the New York Times’ “The Daily,” I expect to hear
Paula Routly: Strengthening Journalism on Local News Day
When I’m at the gym, listening to podcasts such as the New York Times’ “The Daily,” I expect to hear
Letters to the Editor (4/8/26)
Go South As a longtime reader and occasional contributor of donations and letters, I really appreciate the role that Seven
Life Story: Bob Johnson ‘Really Wanted to Leave a Mark on the World’
Growing up in Brattleboro in the 1950s, Bob Johnson loved to plunder a local junkyard for car parts. He was
‘Hacks’ is back in Vegas. Here’s what else is streaming this week
A look at what’s new on popular streaming services this week: Hacks The acclaimed comedy that follows the love-hate bond
The University of Utah must be more transparent about its private equity arrangement
Before jumping headlong into a private equity arrangement that signs away a piece of its athletic future, the University of
First Draft of Wake County Schools Budget Contains $15M in Cuts
At last night’s Wake County school board meeting, district superintendent Robert P. Taylor presented his $2.29 billion draft operating budget