Vermont News

Ski Resort Snow Reporter’s Bold Critique of Trump Administration During VP Vance’s VisitSubscribers eagerly awaiting the latest snow conditions from Sugarbush Resort received an unexpected surprise last Saturday. Lucy Welch, the snow reporter known...

Amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, a critical issue is bubbling to the surface - the harmful impact of artificial dyes in school meals on children's health. Vermont's Senate has taken the...

Vice President JD Vance Faces Protests Near Vermont Ski Resort During Family VacationOver the past weekend, Vice President JD Vance found himself amidst a sea of protestors near a Vermont ski resort where he...

In a small town nestled in northeastern Vermont, the Newark Street School hosts a heartwarming after-school program that brings together fourth and fifth graders to hone their culinary skills while preparing meals for local...

Thomas West, a father of four and an openly gay Army veteran from Manchester, sheds light on an issue close to his heart in his recent commentary. As the co-author of “A Kids Book...

Dianne Shullenberger: A Master of Scrappy Fabric CollagesIn the bustling world of Vermont artistry, where landscapes and still lifes dominate the scene, Jericho-based artist Dianne Shullenberger shines with her unique approach to fabric collage....

Vermonters are gearing up for this year's Town Meeting season, where they will have the opportunity to vote on local spending and leadership. From the bustling city of Burlington to the charming town of...

In the quiet town of Cabot, nestled at the end of a dirt road and surrounded by mountainous beauty, a unique and innovative studio has emerged. Prints on Paper Studio, a haven for artists...

Niccola Milnes, a counterterrorism and conflict adviser and the founder of Little Boosties, a children's supplement brand, shares her experience of moving to Vermont with her family and embracing the state's tradition of healthy...

The Chandler Center for the Arts in Randolph is gearing up for a unique and innovative performance that promises to breathe new life into the classic play, "Our Town." This rendition will blend the...

In the midst of the Cold War, when the United States was gripped by fear of Soviet infiltration, another lesser-known but equally impactful phenomenon was occurring within the government. The Lavender Scare, a period...

In 1762, a pivotal year marked by significant milestones across the globe, a small town in Vermont was just beginning to establish a tradition that would shape its identity for centuries to come. As...

Remembering Burlington Bookstore Owner Gary Chassman | Tribute & MemoriesGary Chassman, the iconic founder of Chassman & Bem Booksellers and Verve Editions publisher in Burlington, Vermont, was much more than just a literary figure....

The historic Round Barn in Grand Isle, a unique and rare structure with a long-standing history as subsidized low-income housing for seniors, is facing an uncertain future. Developers are exploring options to relocate the...

The Vance Family's Vermont Vacation: A Story of Hospitality and UnityAs the winter chill settles over Vermont, the picturesque landscapes and cozy charm of the state are on full display. The recent news of...

Waterbury Dam Faces Renovation to Address Flooding ConcernsWhen work commenced on the Waterbury Dam, Vermonters were still reeling from the catastrophic Great Flood of 1927, the deadliest natural disaster in the state's history. Now,...

Summary: Sen. Bernie Sanders is rallying the Midwest to fight against oligarchy, urging voters to take action against income inequality and government dismantling. To capture the essence of these events, Seven Days sent a reporter...

The Vermont Department of Health recently made a significant decision to halt the publication of Covid-19 data in its weekly surveillance reports. This move comes as the department transitions to a new format that...

Raymond Beaudoin: A Tribute to a Life Well-LivedRaymond Achille Beaudoin, a beloved member of the St. Albans community, passed away peacefully on February 26, 2025. His family shared the news of his departure, leaving...

In a high-stakes election that could shift the balance of power in Burlington, Vermont, voters are gearing up for Town Meeting Day to determine the majority party on the city council. With only two...

Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont is embarking on a new journey, taking his "Fighting Oligarchy" tour to Michigan and Wisconsin. This decision comes after the senator's recent successful rallies in Omaha and Iowa City,...

Green Mountain Druid School: A Spiritual Haven in TransitionThe Green Mountain Druid School in Worcester, founded by Fearn Lickfield and her late husband Ivan McBeth in 2006, has been a sanctuary for spiritual seekers...

Embark on an Exciting Journey with Budget-Friendly New England Travel Tips for MarchLooking to explore New England without breaking the bank? Well, you're in luck! This detailed guide will help you navigate the realm...

Former North District city councilor Ali Dieng has made a surprising entrance into the political arena with a last-minute write-in campaign against incumbent Mark Barlow in Burlington. The announcement came during the Wards 4...

Veteran Journalist's Take on a Day in the Life of U.S. Rep. Becca BalintStepping out of her office in Washington, D.C. on December 12, 2024, U.S. Rep. Becca Balint, a Democrat from Vermont, exuded...

Ray Atwood, a beloved figure in both Bolton, Vermont, and Umatilla, Florida, passed away on February 18, 2025, at the age of 83. Ray's life was a tapestry of adventure, dedication, and service that...

Vermont's 'Raise the Age' Law Faces Further DelayIn a recent development at the Vermont State House, Rep. Theresa Wood, D-Waterbury, and Rep. Martin Lalonde, D-South Burlington, chairs of the House Human Services and House...

Noelle Westbom, an 18-year-old puzzle enthusiast from Montpelier, is gearing up to take her passion for puzzles to the next level by competing in the upcoming USA Jigsaw Nationals in Washington, D.C. Noelle, who...

Casey McNeil of Bomoseen and Loralee Tester of Lyndonville, both board members of Let’s Build Homes, share a common goal: addressing the housing shortage in Vermont. Casey, a third-generation store owner in Rutland, and...

Opening a new chapter in Central Vermont's retail scene, Speaking Volumes is set to launch its third store in downtown Randolph. The brainchild of Norbert Ender, this eclectic shop will house an array of...

A Virtual Town Hall with Vermont's Delegation Draws Thousands in AudienceIn a digital age where virtual gatherings have become the new norm, a recent telephone town hall hosted by U.S. Sens. Bernie Sanders and...

In the early hours of February 25th, chaos unfolded on Interstate 89 North as police pursued a Montpelier woman allegedly driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol on the wrong side of the...

President Trump has decided to go forward with imposing 25 percent tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada, an action that was previously put on hold. The announcement was made via his social media...

Summary: School support staff, including bus drivers, paraeducators, and cafeteria workers, are advocating for unemployment eligibility benefits in Vermont. Jim Johnson, a veteran school bus driver, emphasized the importance of these roles in the community...

A Creative Haven: Exploring the Top Small Town Arts Scenes in New EnglandIf you're seeking a charming artsy retreat in New England this year, look no further than Connecticut and Vermont. USA Today recently...

Dr. John J. Saia, a revered family physician and U.S. Army Medical Corps veteran, breathed his last on February 25, 2025, at McClure Miller Respite House in Colchester, VT, enveloped by his loved ones....

Summary: Brionna Bentley, a senior at Mt. Anthony Union High School, has received multiple college acceptance letters, exceeding her expectations. She is faced with the decision of choosing the right college for her, considering...

Milton's Dual Role Dilemma: A Unique Perspective on State and Local GovernanceIn the small town of Milton, Vermont, a unique phenomenon unfolds where four out of five Selectboard members also hold positions in the...

In a recent letter to the editor, Randolph J. Kniffin raised an important question about public spending on nonpublic schools in Vermont. As a parent who made the choice to opt for a nonpublic...

Vermont's Congressional Delegation Unites Against Trump AdministrationIn a show of solidarity against the Trump administration, Vermont's two senators and sole representative came together during a recent telephone town hall meeting that resonated with more...

The serene dance at Dreamland, a nature sanctuary nestled in Worcester, captures a moment of tranquility and connection to the earth. This haven, overseen by the Green Mountain Druid School, has been a sanctuary...

Massachusetts, known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and scenic landscapes, is also home to property tax rates that rank 17th highest in the nation. According to WalletHub’s 2025 Property Taxes by State report,...

On March 4, Vermonters will come together for Town Meeting Day to address pressing local issues that hit close to home. From flood resiliency to housing needs and community conduct, citizens across the state...

Senate Lawmakers Delve into Act 250 ReformsLast year, Vermont initiated significant changes to Act 250, the state's longstanding land use law. This reform, known as Act 181, introduced a tiered system categorizing different regions...

As the bitter cold temperatures linger, the idea of warm weather getaways becomes more enticing. Whether it's daydreaming about summer camping reservations at DCR parks, finding free things to do in Boston this March,...

Bernie Sanders Rallies to Fight OligarchyBernie Sanders, the passionate senator from Vermont, recently took to the stage in Omaha, Nebraska, to address a crowd that far exceeded expectations. The event, originally planned for a...

Three people were injured in a small plane crash near Mount Equinox, prompting a swift response from Manchester police and fire crews. The incident, reported early Wednesday morning, presented a challenging situation for emergency...

Brent Kidder: The Man Behind the Butcher BlockEvery spring, I make my way from Thetford Center to the Jellison Farm in Bath, N.H., to fetch three tiny piglets. These little ones, just eight weeks...

Sen. Andrew Perchlik, D/P-Washington, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, provided an overview of the budget adjustment act to Senators at the Statehouse in Montpelier on Tuesday, Feb. 25. The session involved discussions on...

First-Time Home Buyers: Navigating the Path to HomeownershipAre you ready to take the leap into homeownership but feeling overwhelmed by the process? Whether you are still in the dreaming phase or actively searching for...