Expecting Trouble: Vermonters Are Losing Local Birth Centers
When Cassey Kellner-Bourdeau and her husband, Jake Patnoe, were preparing to welcome their first child, there was no question where […]
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Is Any Town Willing to Host a 100-Bed Homeless Shelter?
For months, the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity has been looking for a place to put a 100-bed, low-barrier
Day Trip: Eating — and Working It Off — in Granby, Québec
Little did I know that a restaurant-scouting, sunset-savoring drive down Granby’s main street would involve time travel. An hour east
Vermont Creemee Supply Disrupted by Immigration Enforcement
Kingdom Creamery, the largest supplier of Vermont-made creemee mix, has been forced to slash production following the late-July detention of
Mule Bar in Winooski to Expand Into Former Our House Spot
Mule Bar is getting bigger. The Winooski bar, a craft beer and cocktail staple at 38 Main Street since 2013,
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, September 9-16
Live Out Loud Sunday 13 LGBTQ+ revelers and allies show up for visibility and equality at the Pride Vermont Parade
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‘Do Not Slow Down’ on Ed Reform, Gov Tells School Leaders
Gov. Phil Scott made his stance on education reform clear last month in a back-to-school letter he sent to superintendents,
Vermont Air National Guard Is Coming Home from the Middle East
Members of Vermont’s Air National Guard are scheduled to return home Sunday after a more than eight-month deployment to the
New Clinic at UVM Health Offers Specialized Suicide Care
A groundbreaking new suicide-prevention clinic has opened at the University of Vermont Health — the first of its kind in
Nearly 40 Affordable Apartments Open in Downtown Burlington
Housing nonprofit officials and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Friday celebrated the completion of 38 new affordable apartments in