A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
All in Community
Gene Sumner is your typical 68-year-old man — funny and persistently independent. He likes his daily routines, his coffee and his cop shows. He also loves taking long drives in his pick-up truck, hunting and woodworking.
Over 70 people from throughout Rutland County and beyond gathered at the Fair Haven Inn last Sunday for a presentation followed by a lively discussion with a local scientist.
Townspeople, college students and tourists ascend a short, wide staircase to a building of yellow and chrome panels with an ornate neon sign that flashes “Birdseye” in red lettering.
About 20 people gathered Monday morning at the Shelburne Veterans Monument for a brief, appreciative ceremony to mark Veterans Day and dedicate two new additions to the memorial at the edge of the Shelburne Parade.
Burlington city engineers are still evaluating traffic patterns at the intersection of Main Street and University Heights six months after a UVM study called attention to the safety hazards there.
Adam Lindberg flips pineapples on a flat-top grill tucked in a corner of Taco Experiment in Poultney.
Situated on the bustling intersection of U.S. Routes 4 and 7 is the skeleton of a project composed of Tyvek wrapping, concrete and asphalt.
A man walks into the kitchen with a loud, “Thank you, ladies!” as he hands off his plate to a woman at the sink.
From a glance, it would be almost impossible to guess that he was 93 years old.
Firefighters converged on Shelburne Community School last Saturday but any smoke was coming from the grill and griddle.
