Burlington Council Green-Lights Major South End Development
The Burlington City Council on Monday approved the development agreement for the first phase of a major real estate project […]
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Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do Events in and Around Vermont (May 13-20)
Toot Your Horn Saturday 16 At the Vermont Jazz Center in Brattleboro, former Jazz at Lincoln Center lead trumpeter Sean
The Café HOT. to Close This Summer When Owners Return to NYC
After more than four and a half years of dishing up nationally acclaimed breakfast sandwiches, the owners of the Café
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Vermont Public Executive Hired as VTDigger CEO
The Vermont Journalism Trust, the nonprofit parent company of online news site VTDigger, has hired a new CEO. Brendan Kinney,
Return of the King: Kyle Thomas — aka King Tuff — Is Back in Vermont
The mug, half full of cold coffee, had been abandoned beside a stack of artwork and newsletters, forgotten in the
Bodycam From ICE Raid Shows Local Chief Caught in the Middle
On March 11, federal immigration agents raided a South Burlington home surrounded by hundreds of protesters in a dramatic display
Baruth Pushes to Ban Guns From Establishments that Serve Alcohol
Senate Democrats prodded their House colleagues Tuesday to support a gun-safety bill that would ban guns in bars and restaurants
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont (May 6-13)
The Trouble With Harold Monday 11 & Tuesday 12 Silver-tongued salesman Harold Hill strikes a chord in Meredith Willson’s Broadway
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont (May 6-13)
The Trouble With Harold Monday 11 & Tuesday 12 Silver-tongued salesman Harold Hill strikes a chord in Meredith Willson’s Broadway
2025 Vermont Book Award Winners Announced
Vermont authors Sasha Hom, Carlene Kucharczyk, Mima Tipper and Helen Whybrow have won 2025 Vermont Book Awards. The winners of