Jon Kilik Screens Oscar-Nominated ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ at UVM
The desperation in the small, frail voice on the other end of a scratchy telephone line is unmistakeable: “I’m scared. […]
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Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do Events in and Around Vermont (April 29-May 6)
Call of the Wild Friday 1 Paul Winter Credit: Courtesy of Matthew Muise Soprano saxophonist, composer and Grammy winner Paul
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Vermont Fresh Network on Indefinite Hiatus, Leaves Legacy
The pioneering farm-to-table nonprofit Vermont Fresh Network has quietly gone dark just shy of its 30th anniversary. In lieu of
Burlington’s Festival of Fools Returns
Once again, Burlington won’t suffer fools this summer. The city will celebrate them. Burlington City Arts announced Wednesday it will
Lawmakers Might Suspend Financial Disclosure Penalties for Candidates
State lawmakers have proposed suspending penalties and enforcement for candidates who fail to submit finance disclosure forms when running for
Ouster of Public Safety Chair Divides Burlington Council
As Burlington continues to grapple with issues around crime, drug use and a beleaguered police department, city council Democrats shook
Do You Work for Homeland Security in Vermont? We Want to Hear From You.
Are you a current or former U.S. Department of Homeland Security employee in Vermont? If you have worked for Customs
After a Hiatus, Can Circus Smirkus Revive its Big Top Tour?
In mid-August, when the winding caravan of trucks, trailers and vans has snaked through New England and the young circus
After a Rural Revolt, Dems Favor Rolling Back Act 250 Reforms
When Rep. Amy Sheldon (D-Middlebury) announced last week that she will support repealing key provisions of the land-use reform law
Champlain Valley Apiaries to Hit 100th With Next-Gen Leader
Curtis Mraz unpacking a winterized beehive in Weybridge Credit: Melissa Pasanen Spring celebrates new life. But for Vermont beekeepers such