The Grey Jay to Close in Burlington in Mid-October
The Grey Jay, the eastern Mediterranean-inflected breakfast, brunch and lunch restaurant from the team behind Burlington’s Honey Road, will close […]
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Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Demand for Vermont Voter Rolls
A federal judge in Rutland has thrown out the U.S. Department of Justice’s effort to gain access to Vermont’s voter
Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Demand for Vermont Voter Rolls
A federal judge in Rutland has thrown out the U.S. Department of Justice’s effort to gain access to Vermont’s voter
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Stuck in Vermont: The Witches’ Walk in North Pownal Celebrates Extraordinary Women
Around 1785, Pownal widow Margaret Krieger was accused of witchcraft. During a trial by water, she was thrown into the
Defense Expert: Eaton Was Psychotic When He Shot Three Men
Five days after shooting three young Palestinian men outside his Burlington apartment, Jason Eaton met with two defense attorneys in
First Bite: The Harborvale in Burlington Could Make Waves
Hotel restaurants are usually what the kids call a “liminal space,” somewhere meant for passing through. There’s food all day,
“The Big Cheese” Spotlights Jasper Hill Farm’s Lilith Spencer
In Lilith Spencer’s Hardwick household, it’s hard to say who loves cheese more: 37-year-old Spencer, who has worked in cheese
Palestinian Shooting Victims Testify on First Day of Jason Eaton’s Trial
Three Palestinian men recounted in a Burlington courtroom on Monday their wordless encounter with a gunman who shot them without
Vermont Regulators Order Hospital Price Cuts; UVM Hit Hardest
The Green Mountain Care Board on Monday approved budgets for Vermont’s 14 hospitals that will broadly reduce what they collect
Kismayo Kitchen Closes in BTV; Property Gets FEMA Buyout
Somali American restaurant Kismayo Kitchen, founded by the late Ahmed Omar, has closed permanently at 505 Riverside Avenue in Burlington.