A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
The pandemic has robbed teenagers of many core experiences of adolescence, but the theatre program at Harwood Union High School is determined to offer its students a sense of connection through their production of the musical “The Fantasticks” this spring.
MILTON — In 2018, Milton resident Ember Nova Quinn was dropping off her son at college when she heard about about a 19-year-old who died by suicide. Quinn couldn’t help but notice they used “they” pronouns and were named Nova, and couldn’t imagine that this student was not transgender.
CABOT – Small towns in Vermont and across New England are no strangers to aging populations and youth moving away.
CABOT – Last Tuesday, during the first Cabot Select Board meeting since Town Meeting Day, Ian Ackermann was sworn in as the newest select person.
St. Albans native Tayt Brooks is reaching new heights in public service.
BURLINGTON — A new report from the University of Vermont shows that town police spending decreased slightly this year, marking a reversal from previous years when spending on local police increased. Several Franklin County towns saw large changes in the amounts spent on police services.
BRANDON — “Unhurried” isn’t just a catchphrase for many in the town of Brandon, it’s a way of life.
Town Meeting Day results are in: Winooski voters elected two City Councilors, approved retail cannabis, city and school budgets, and urged a halt to F-35 training flights, among other items.
As Hospitals filled with COVID-19 patients and lockdown orders became the norm, expecting mothers started to see midwives and home births as an increasingly attractive option to deliver their children.
SHELDON — Prepare for Town Meeting Day to look different this year: Drive-up voting and Australian ballots will mark what is usually a communal affair.
