A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
A silver lining to this year’s economic shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic is that work on Waterbury’s Main Street reconstruction is running ahead of schedule, according to project officials.
A strong connection and love of farming has always been second nature to Nikolai Pughe of Charlotte. The Vermont Land Trust noticed this and chose him, among a handful of others, for the Land Stewards Award this year, along with a check for $250.
A night of art and rosé sangria was virtually provided by Shelburne Museum through its Curators and Conversation series on July 8.
Shelburne Museum plans to reopen on July 30 after closing its doors in March in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
After forty years in Hinesburg, local mechanic David Johansson is leaving town and his self-owned small engine business behind.
Restaurants in Hinesburg are trying to feed their customers, while still adapting to COVID-19 restrictions.
Winooski resident Colton Thomas often finds himself fleeing inside as eight thundering F-35 fighter jets roar over two or three times a week.
The Town of Winooski has partnered with the Vermont Teddy Bear Company on the business’s recent initiative to produce 125,000 reusable cloth masks for Vermonters to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
As next summer marks the 10th anniversary of Tropical Storm Irene, Axel’s Gallery & Frame Shop on Stowe Street plans a new public art installment on its exterior to “commemorate Waterbury’s resilience and make our town an even more beautiful place to live.”
A new striking addition to the exterior of a Richmond dog kennel makes it abundantly clear that it is all about dogs.
