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The woods of Bolton and Richmond will be the setting this weekend for all things climbing at Crag VT’s first Vermont Climbing Festival, featuring demos, clinics and competitions, music, camping and food.
On Sept. 1, Shelburne Farms Chef Tim Fox found himself cooking before an audience not in his familiar kitchen at the Shelburne Farms Inn, but at the Champlain Valley Fair in Essex Junction.
The dark-green Al’s French Fry RV is a trademark for the iconic Vermont burger and fries outlet that still features a license plate from 1947. Last week, the classic food truck stood among three other Al’s booths at the Champlain Valley Fair.
Charlotte musicians Rick and Nina Cusick performed unique spins on classics, including A-ha’s 1984 hit “Take on Me” as well as original compositions over the weekend at the Champlain Valley Fair.
Vermont is a tiny state, but Charlotte author Stephen P. Kiernan thinks it can do big things, and even lead the way for the rest of the nation.
Mike Dunbar has been boating on Lake Champlain since 1997, and lately, he’s decided to take steps on his own to be sure that the water is safe.
This Saturday’s Shelburne Farmers Market marks the 13th Shelburne Day celebration, a summer tradition that harkens back farther into Shelburne’s history than many residents might know.
Out in the field, Allan Strong identifies birds by sight and by song as they call into the morning mist and zip by against the fog-soaked mountains.
Tawny peels of bark and wood fiber flew from the cottonwood trunk on a recent Thursday afternoon as John Monks and his team at Vermont Tree Goods lowered the saw and began milling the third of the trees they hauled from Shelburne Farms to their Bristol mill last winter.
A group of Hinesburg volunteers interested in adding a park to Hinesburg village plan a special “pop-up park” event for Saturday so the community can try out the idea.
