The Federal Building in Montpelier Is to Be Auctioned
For more than half a century, the federal building at 87 State Street in Montpelier has occupied one of the […]
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Vermonters Can Hire Help by the Hour Through New App
Rustam Sengupta Credit: Daria Bishop During the pandemic, Rustam Sengupta was living in Canada and watching from afar as his
Stowe Police Officer Shoots Bear After Restaurant Cooler Break-In
A black bear looking for a meal at a Stowe restaurant last week was shot and killed by a police
An AI Video Targets Rep. Balint — and Spurs Debate About the Tech in Campaigns
An AI-generated online video smearing U.S. Rep. Becca Balint (D-Vt.) and praising Mark Coester, a man who is in a
Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do Events in and Around Vermont, June 10-17
She’s All That FrIday 12 & Saturday 13 Ace impressionist, voice actor and all-around artistic chameleon Melissa Villaseñor lights up
Old Brick Store to Open Outpost in Burlington’s Karma Bird House, Replacing Kestrel
The café space inside Karma Bird House on Maple Street in Burlington is getting a new tenant. Public Service VT,
Vermont’s Youth Rodeo Team Prepares for a Trip to Nationals
Peyton Nichols sat astride a brown horse named TJ and urged the mare forward. The pair galloped into the arena
State Proposes Secure Juvenile Facility in South Burlington
State leaders on Wednesday unveiled their latest proposal to build a security facility for troubled youths — this time, identifying a
The Animal Issue Will Give You Fuzzy Feelings
Credit: Megan Lindgren | Rev. Diane Sullivan We didn’t intend for the Animal Issue to be a sequel to March’s
Protest Marks U.S. Secretary of Education’s Visit to Essex Tech Center
More than 100 community members and students gathered outside the Center for Technology, Essex Tuesday morning to protest a tightly