New Graphic Novel ‘Charity & Sylvia’ Comes Under Scrutiny
Since its release on June 16, former Vermont cartoonist laureate Tillie Walden’s new graphic novel, Charity & Sylvia, has generated […]
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Teen Cyclist Killed in Collision With Minivan in Burlington
A teen died Thursday evening after sustaining serious injuries in a collision between her electric bike and a minivan earlier
Burlington Celebrates Opening of Newly Constructed Main Street
Burlington city officials on Friday celebrated the opening of Main Street after a yearslong construction process that disrupted downtown traffic
FBI Most Wanted Suspect Captured in Alburgh
An Indian national on the FBI’s most wanted list was captured in Alburgh on Thursday near the Canadian border after
Ben & Jerry’s Foundation Plans to Shut Down by End of Year
The Ben & Jerry’s Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the iconic Vermont ice cream brand, says it will shut down
Fortified by Chocolate Milk, Monument Farms Tackles Its Future
The Monument Farms machine shop on the old Hamilton farm in Weybridge Credit: Caleb Kenna Six hours into his June
Vermont Green FC Women Score Big in Inaugural Season
Leah Soule never expected to be a soccer fan. The Burlington resident said she has been an “actively anti-soccer person”
Young People Want to Leave Vermont Over Affordability Concerns, Poll Finds
More than 40 percent of Vermonters are considering leaving the state, with some 60 percent of residents between the ages
New Vermont State Police Commander Rose Up Through the Ranks
Vermont State Police will soon have a new commander. Shawn Loan, a 19-year veteran of the state police force, will
Argentinean Food and Brazilian Flavors Arrive in Quechee
When Paula Fernandes and Adrian Abate were putting the finishing touches on Two Bistro & Café in May, they had