Josh Panda sings and strums "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" while his son, Otis, offers backup on the kazoo.
Photographer Gordon Miller roams through Lamoille County, capturing local life and times. During the coronavirus shutdown, many people have placed stuffed animals in windows and on mailboxes, doors, fences and other locations, offering a little bit of welcome fun for kids riding in the family car.
Lake Iroquois drone recording taken by Pogo Senior in 2016.
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Area farm and garden supply stores are reporting robust sales of seeds and soil, raised beds and chirping baby chicks.
Greg Stefanski chants "Heck no, we won't go!" over his bullhorn to a protest crowd gathered along the streets of downtown Johnson on Sunday. Participants were objecting to a proposal to shut down Northern Vermont University-Johnson.
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Jon Gailmor wrote a new song, “What We Have Found,” that tackles the coronavirus head on.
Korean War veteran Ashley Madden waves an American flag as more than 50 cars full of friends and neighbors drive by his house, honking and waving flags.
Here’s a sampling of the wide variety of camping experiences available in summer.
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Hear from infectious disease expert Tim Lahey, MD, of UVM Medical Center as he advises you to stay home and practice social distancing during the coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic.
About 120 of Duxbury’s 1,152 registered voters attended the annual town meeting.
A furred feline is now the face of Wolcott. Jax the Cat, the mascot and only full-time, overnight resident at the Wolcott town offices, was unanimously elected honorary mayor during Wolcott’s town meeting on Tuesday.
After nearly two hours of conversation, Stowe voters unanimously approved the town budget of $13,014,744 on a voice vote.
Morristown voters talked about paving and support for local organizations.
The weather-crossed Stowe Derby had a great race on Sunday, with plenty of work behind the scenes.
Organized by Morrisville Rotary, the Polar Splash challenges people to jump into Lake Elmore every year and raise money for organizations while they’re at it. This year’s event raised $47,342 for Jenna’s Promise, which aims to help people struggling with drug addiction.
Stowe High School’s Gay Straight Alliance presented the school’s second Coffee House of the year, a Valentine’s Day event called “Love is Love.” The evening was organized with help from music teachers Grace Chris and Andy Gagnon.
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