A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
As the sun set on a picture-perfect crisp autumn Saturday, horses neighed and excitement filled the air at Merrymac Farm in Charlotte ahead of a special open house.
Construction is underway near the town garage on Beecher Hill Road to rebuild Hinesburg’s trash and recycling drop-off center by the end of this year.
College friendships are not always as fruitful or long-lasting as the one Hinesburg residents Phebe Mott and Elisabeth Garvey share.
Visitors to Shelburne Museum have just over a week to check out the William Wegman exhibition curated especially for Vermont by the prolific photographer and artist.
Last Saturday was forecast to be a rainy day in Charlotte. Nevertheless, Mount Philo State Park’s parking lot was completely full that morning, and upwards of 300 visitors continued hiking undeterred when the rain started by early afternoon.
The winners of Rethink Runoff’s storm drain mural contest brought paint to pavement in Shelburne village last week.
Love, loss and freedom are at the core of singer-songwriter Kirsti Blows’ sultry blend of blues and classic rock.
As a way to attract more people to the water before the season turns, the Community Sailing Center on Lake Champlain in Burlington is loaning out sailboats for free on weekends until Oct. 14.
Listen to an interview with University of Vermont Professor Emeritus of Political Science, Frank Bryan as he talks about the importance of Vermont’s town meetings.
The Shelburne community came out Saturday morning to see firsthand and celebrate the grand opening of the rebuilt Pierson Library and renovated historic Town Hall.
