The Duxbury Selectboard is still in need of a fifth member following last month’s election, but it’s making progress in filling other town positions, including recommending a new member to represent ...

The issue of homelessness is not new to Vermont, but the COVID-19 pandemic illuminated just how many people in Vermont lack ...

Federal funding cuts to libraries and museums targeted a Vermont Historical Society project to preserve local history that ...

Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity has landed a $150,000 grant from the M&T Charitable Foundation, the philanthropic arm of M&T Bank.

Joint fundraising by Brookside Primary and Crossett Brook Middle schools’ PTOs has rallied community support for collecting ...

Among his peers, ski patroller Brian Lindner is often described as the unofficial historian of Stowe Mountain Resort, a title ...

The body of an Essex man who went missing in December turned up this week in the Winooski River in Duxbury, according to ...

With snow melted and spring in the air, forestry and recreation experts urge the public to hold off when it comes to getting ...

Unfortunately, I have to update the status of the Budget Adjustment Act, which the governor imperiously vetoed again last ...

Harwood Union High School’s theater program presented four performances of its spring musical “Anything Goes” on the high ...

When the winter snow melts and the spring rain begins, vernal pools appear on the landscape. These ephemeral wetlands form in ...

Why do salamanders and frogs cross the roads? Spring's mild, rainy Big Nights are coming. Give Vermont's amphibians a chance ...