Tree removal prompts border dispute, and the beach is booming.
A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
Around 200 protesters and honking car horns interrupted guests of McGillicuddy’s in Essex Junction when on Friday members of Essex Resists and others in the community rallied around Five Corners in honor of Juneteenth.
The City Council approved a new position focused on supporting Winooski’s young population at their regular meeting Monday, June 15.
“It was about more than the cows.” said Tom Ayer, superintendent of Cedar Knoll Country Club, as he looked out at where it all started – hole ten.
To local cinephiles’ delight, Essex Cinemas is slated to reopen sometime next month.
Looking down Main Street in Waterbury today, it takes some imagination to picture the future streetscape empty of the thick, black power lines criss-crossing the scene with flower baskets hanging from new street lamps, benches and bicycle racks conveniently located along fresh, smooth sidewalks.
Student reporters in the Community News Service interviewed 15 Vermont legislators to talk about the legislature’s response to the pandemic and what the future might look like.
Hinesburg’s Energy Committee is one step closer to developing a town solar plan after the Selectboard approved a request for proposals at its May 6 meeting.
During National Poetry Month in April, many creative writers and poetry group participants found it difficult to celebrate without traditional public gatherings and readings due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Representative Hal Colston (D-Winooski) believes that Vermont has fallen short of achieving racial equity within the state.
