Film About Mountain Biker Lea Davison Released for Pride Month
Lea Davison has a lot of bikes. From Olympic Games to world championships, the Jericho-born mountain biker collected a lot […]
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Family Sues Vermont and Trooper Over Fatal Shooting of Mentally Ill Man
The family of the unarmed man shot and killed last year in his Putney apartment by a Vermont state trooper
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, July 1-8
Keep’n It Real Thursday 2 Lake Morey Resort’s free summer concert series in Fairlee continues with an unforgettable performance by
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Vermont CARES Will Take Over Needle-Exchange Program in Burlington
Harm-reduction nonprofit Vermont CARES is taking over Burlington’s needle-exchange effort in July following the closure of the Howard Center Safe
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Stuck in Vermont: Strolling Through Church Street’s Past With Bob Blanchard
Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace turns 45 this fall, but it has been a commercial and community hub in the Queen
We Spent 24 Hours on Church Street. Here’s What We Saw.
Lucky for Burlington, Bill Truex Jr., had a long layover in Copenhagen on a flight to Rome in 1962. The
We Spent 24 Hours on Church Street. Here’s What We Saw.
Lucky for Burlington, Bill Truex Jr., had a long layover in Copenhagen on a flight to Rome in 1962. The
Queen City Volunteers Pitch In to Clean Up Trouble Spots
A line of volunteers passed bags of trash from hand to hand out of a stand of trees and piled
Soaring Fireworks Costs Force Towns to Cancel or Pony Up
Fourth of July fireworks displays have become so costly in Vermont that some towns are seeking stopgap donations from residents
AG Finds Fatal Police Shooting of Mentally Ill Man in Putney Was Justified
Vermont State Police were justified in shooting and killing an unarmed man who had barricaded himself in his Putney apartment