A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
For the first time since their making, the 130-year-old stained glass windows on the oldest church in Waterbury are getting restored as part of a project to maintain the historic building that has stood since 1824.
The 2020 Census shows slight shifts in population distribution in the Upper Valley, according to more detailed data released on Sept. 16.
CASTLETON — When Victoria Angis first took her seat at then Castleton State College in July 1980 as coordinator of Student Activities, she wanted her position to mean something to both her and the school — she wanted to leave her mark.
“Buy Nothing” groups — places where members can ask and give goods and services for free — are growing daily, including in Winooski.
What has eight legs, two wheels, and travels more than more than 5 miles a day? Abby Bleything and her family, as they take on the Winooski Circle.
Winooski School Board member Alex Yin is working with a statewide student coalition to ensure that all Vermont students have access to the education they deserve — and draw attention to an education funding system they say is highly inequitable.
Data from the 2020 Census shows slow population growth and a significant amount of unoccupied housing in the Upper Valley.
NEWBURY—The Vermont Department of Families and Children and private contractors Becket Family of Services have submitted proposals to state and local governments for the privately run Covered Bridge juvenile detention facility in Newbury.
Two new community-led projects are currently underway documenting the effects of F-35s on Chittenden County residents.
Since the beginning of the summer, the main street roundabout at night has been in a flurry of activity. Lights line the streets and construction workers drill and pave along the road, and police vehicles parked on the curb silently watch motorists and workers alike.
