Vermont Principals’ Association to Pay $566,000 to Settle Lawsuit
The Vermont Principals’ Association has agreed to pay $566,000 to settle a 2023 lawsuit brought by Mid Vermont Christian School […]
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Why Does Vermont Have the Lowest Birth Rate in the Nation?
Claire MacQueen has no plans to have children anytime soon. It is not a question of desire or emotional readiness. MacQueen,
Why Does Vermont Have the Lowest Birth Rate in the Nation?
Claire MacQueen has no plans to have children anytime soon. It is not a question of desire or emotional readiness. MacQueen,
Champlain College to Discipline Students Who Protested Professor
Four Champlain College students are facing discipline — up to suspension or expulsion — for a demonstration they held earlier
Pizzeria Corinna’s Italian Subs Are Worth Shelling Out For
Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo famously love pizza. But if those crime-fighting turtles stopped battling the Shredder long enough to
Shaina Taub’s ‘Suffs’ Comes to the Small Screen
Those lamenting a missed opportunity to see Suffs on Broadway can soon catch a performance by the Tony Award-winning musical’s
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.
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