First Bite: With Burl’s Downtown Kitchenette, a Diner Is a Diner Again
In 1953, it took three days for Mountain View Diners car No. 369 to travel from a New Jersey factory […]
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Feeding Champlain Valley Now in Charge of Gleaning in Chittenden County
On a hot day in early July, Anna Purtell and a team of four volunteers took to the fields at
Preacher Holds Open House for Faith-Based School on Green Mountain College Campus
Florida-based Pentecostal preacher Tommie Zito on Sunday launched his weeklong open house at the former Green Mountain College campus in
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Woodstock School District, AOE Spar Over School Construction
Mountain Views Supervisory Union is desperate to replace its new middle and high school. The existing one, located in Woodstock,
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont: Jul. 29-Aug. 5, 2026
Spin You Right ’Round Sunday 2 The ’90s are back! In keeping with its summer theme, Spruce Peak Arts presents
Proposed Morristown Quarry Rejected As ‘Shocking and Offensive’
Regulators have rejected as “shocking and offensive” a proposed Morristown quarry that residents feared would spew toxic dust into their
Green Mountain Care Board’s Owen Foster Steps Down as Chair, Will Remain on Board
Owen Foster is stepping down as chair of the Green Mountain Care Board but will remain a member of the
Middlebury College Investigating Antisemitic Campus Incidents
Middlebury College said it is investigating two antisemitic incidents that occurred on campus this week. In an email to faculty,
Burlington Dems Call for Crackdown on Drug Use, Encampments
Last month, Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak proclaimed: “Burlington is back.” Not so fast, according to Burlington Democrats. Most of the
Burlington Concert Band Will Continue Shows at Battery Park
One week after canceling a performance over safety concerns, the Burlington Concert Band will return to the Lechnyr Band Shell