A Buyer Had Dreams for Green Mountain College’s Grounds. Not Anymore.
Raj Bhakta pitched himself as something of a savior when he bought the 115-acre campus of Green Mountain College in […]
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Burlington Weighs the Future of Its ‘Pod’ Homeless Shelter
The living room of Mike Renner’s modest South Burlington apartment is almost entirely taken up by a network of tunnels,
Repeal of Some Act 250 Reforms Appears Likely
House lawmakers on Tuesday expressed support for repealing the land-use reforms that sparked outcry last month among rural Vermonters who
Free Cone Day and the Battle for Ben & Jerry’s Soul
While hundreds of people on Tuesday lined up for Free Cone Day at the Ben & Jerry’s on Burlington’s Church
Addison County Food Businesses: Tasting New Versions
I know updates are important for computer security, but I close no window faster than the pop-up that tells me
Burlington Council Debates Keeping Meals Tax Increase in Place
Progressives on the Burlington City Council want to expand and continue an enhanced local tax on meals, alcohol and entertainment
Man Accused of Shooting Palestinian Students Found Fit for Trial
The man who allegedly shot three Palestinian American college students in Burlington nearly three years ago has been found mentally
Michael’s on the Hill in Waterbury Center Is Closed and For Sale
Michael’s on the Hill in Waterbury Center served its final meals under current owners Andrew Kohn and Don Jones on
Unpaid Taxes Are Stressing Local Budgets in Pockets of Vermont
On a bluebird February morning with fresh snow coating the hills of Washington County, a dozen people made their way
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