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In late fall, around the solstice and harvest moon, Abenaki families would gather together to collect and inventory their bounty of dried corn, beans, tobacco and squash that they had nurtured, cared for and protected all summer.
Following its annual tradition, Shelburne residents gathered last Wednesday, Nov. 11, to observe Veterans Day — masked, and socially distanced.
Saturday’s championship high school football game didn’t have the fanfare spectators are used to during a Division I state title, and it didn’t have the hard hits and bruising run of a regular matchup.
“Skin colored” pink tights and pink pointe shoes have long lined the walls of ballet stores.
During this strange new quarantined existence, it’s hard to imagine Lyric Theatre picking a musical with a more appropriate title for its next production, “Songs for a New World.”
The pandemic has brought an increase in demand for food assistance in Shelburne — and the community has responded.
Do school resource officers make children in schools more secure — or less?
Mara Welton has joined the board of elder care organization Helping and Nurturing Diverse Seniors.
Nov. 13 at 12:23 a.m., officers went to check on a 911 hang-up that came from Harbor Place on Shelburne Road and found a man in need of medical help.
Vicky PierceMulliss, of South Burlington, believes everyone should treat people the way they want to be treated.
The Champlain Valley School District was all set to welcome a new Director of Equity and Diversity this fall. But the candidate they hired lef…
After a successful fall sports schedule — which saw students wear masks during practices and games, a switch to 7-vs-7 football and volleyball…
Winter Lights, an exhibit, expected to open Nov. 27, won’t happen this year at Shelburne Museum.
In a non-COVID year, thousands of Vermont children live below the poverty level. With the pa…
I can’t seem to pass a hollow tree without stopping to snoop. If there is a cavity within re…
The Nature Conservancy and Tunbridge artist Elizabeth Billings have teamed up to design natu…
The other day my mother asked if I could help clean out her basement.
The year 2020. What a year. The pandemic has forced all of us to look closely at our place in the world.
Back in April, when the leading doctors made recommendations about how to handle COVID-19, they were sharing their best scientific guesses. By…
I am not an epidemiologist and am certainly not Anthony Fauci. I am, however, a former social worker and a physician with over 25 years of exp…
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