High Bailiff Position Is in the Spotlight This Campaign Season
Updated at 12:23 p.m. High bailiff is an unpaid and largely ceremonial office in Vermont that dates back to the […]
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Higher Education Regulators Express Concern About St. Michael’s College
Higher ed regulators are raising concerns over the future of St. Michael’s College, citing its declining enrollment and worsening finances.
Legal Claims Filed Against Feds Over South Burlington ICE Raid
Updated at 4:37 p.m. The American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont has filed legal claims on behalf of two people
The Bobcat Café & Brewery in Bristol Has Closed Indefinitely
The sibling owners of the Bobcat Café & Brewery located at 5 Main Street in Bristol have announced on social
Spending Reaches New Heights in Races for State Senate
Credit: Julianna Brazill Democrat Nikhil Goyal has raised at least $138,000 in his bid for state Senate, a record-shattering amount
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
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