Vermont’s regulated land and water trapping seasons opened Oct. 28, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
Vermont’s traditional 16-day regular deer season begins Saturday, Nov. 11, and ends Sunday, Nov. 26.
For Kevin Chu, executive director of the Vermont Futures Project, the statewide data speaks clearly: “We’re growing older and we don’t know what we want to be when we grew up.”
The number of black bears in Vermont has reached a five-year high, according to new data released by the Fish & Wildlife Department.
David Bergh, a former Johnson State College administrator and president of the recently shuttered Cazenovia College, will be the next interim president of Vermont State University.
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Vaccines that protect against new COVID-19 variants are arriving in Vermont, Vermont’s top health official said.
With bear season starting Sept. 1, and rising reports of bear encounters in Vermont’s more urban areas like South Burlington, the state is faced with new discussions on how best to manage its bear population, if at all.
Join Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., to celebrate the placement of a painting by South Burlington artist Cynthia Cagle.
The state-level governing body for high school sports and other extracurricular activities is helping schools do more with less.
A large-scale data security breach has “compromised the personally identifiable information” of an estimated 42,000 Vermonters and over 38 million people across the country, the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation announced late last week.
Vermont residents can now get a 50 percent discount on tuition for specific programs at the Community College of Vermont in the 2024 academic year through the Vermont Tuition Advantage Program.
Bear hunting season starts in September.
Mosquitoes collected in Alburgh and Vergennes in late July have tested positive for West Nile virus at the Vermont Department of Health Laboratory.
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