Legal Defense Fund for VT Immigrants Surpasses $500,000
A Vermont legal defense fund launched in response to President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown has raised more than $500,000 […]
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Must See, Must Do, November 12-19
Clara Kuhn Credit: Courtesy of Studio 2N Photography Leaps and Bounds Thursday 13-Sunday 16 What would stick season look like
VTGOP Chair Wins Reelection in a Squeaker
Vermont Republican Party chair Paul Dame narrowly won reelection to the post Saturday following a strong challenge from conservative Sen.
Tasting New Versions of Five Chittenden County Eateries
In the tech world, a product is never done. Apple’s iPhone has reached version 17 running operating system 26.0.1. Microsoft
Christian School Challenges Ed Reform Law in New Court Filing
Mid Vermont Christian School is challenging the state’s sweeping education reform law, arguing that it discriminates against religious schools by
Judges: Food Assistance Benefits Must Continue
Two federal judges ordered the Trump administration on Friday to continue paying food benefits for low-income Americans during the government
Search for Woman Who Attempted to Cross Border Turns Up Remains in Remote Jay
Updated at 5 p.m. Authorities searching for a woman who went missing while attempting to cross the international border from
Stuck in Vermont: BarnArts’ Haunted Village Theater Spooks Audiences in Barnard
On an unseasonably warm Saturday night, families and friends met at the Barnard Town Hall for the third biennial Haunted
Vermont Will Pick Up the Tab for Food Stamps During the Shutdown
Vermont leaders agreed Wednesday to use state dollars to pay for food benefits that have been jeopardized by the ongoing
Vermont Will Pick Up the Tab for Food Stamps During the Shutdown
Vermont leaders agreed Wednesday to use state dollars to pay for food benefits that have been jeopardized by the ongoing