Doughnuts on the Rise: Three New Vermont Purveyors
Until recently, northern Vermont experienced a bit of a doughnut drought. Plenty of restaurants and bakeries make and sell doughnuts, […]
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Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, October 7-14
American Dream Thursday 8 Straight off a successful summer tour with Bob Dylan, ’90s Americana pioneer Lucinda Williams makes her
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, October 7-14
American Dream Thursday 8 Straight off a successful summer tour with Bob Dylan, ’90s Americana pioneer Lucinda Williams makes her
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Charlie’s Boathouse Property to Be Conserved, Turned Into Park
The Auer Family Boathouse property in Burlington’s far north end will be conserved and turned into public parkland following its
Janoo Outraised Gov. Scott in September, Disclosures Show
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amanda Janoo raised more money than Republican Gov. Phil Scott in September, according to financial disclosures released
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Woman Who Died Attempting to Cross Vermont-Canada Border Identified
Nearly a year after state police found her body last October, a woman who went missing while attempting to walk
Church Street Businesses Sound the Alarm Directly to Gov. Scott
Burlington business owners have banded together to plead with Gov. Phil Scott for help with the public safety issues that
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Stuck in Vermont: Cambridge Volunteers Help an Established Cat Colony
For decades, the village of Cambridge has been home to an established colony of cats. Their main abode was the
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Feds Charge Protesters for Blocking Williston ICE Facility
Five protesters have been charged by the federal government for blocking entrances at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office
Burlington Lieutenant Was Under Investigation When He Resigned
In early August, Michael Henry quietly resigned from the Burlington Police Department after a 24-year career in law enforcement. He