Last season, Champlain Valley Union High School senior Isaac Bergeron would line up on the line of scrimmage, ready to clear space for the running back.
I’ve been on the job at the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity (CVOEO) for just over eight weeks. CVOEO is part of a national network of community action agencies that were created during Lyndon Johnson’s War on Poverty.
Nearly six months since shutting down, Shelburne municipal staff have continued working, albeit with major changes to their day-to-day.
After two weeks of practice, the state of Vermont officially announced that schools are moving to Stage 3, opening up the opportunity for high school sports team to begin games on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Vermont schools have been given the OK to relax their in-person education plans starting next week, which could include opening gyms and cafeterias to smaller-than-usual groups, and allowing sports teams to compete against other schools.
Bars and restaurants with counter seating will be allowed to serve customers, under new guidelines announced by Gov. Phil Scott, and lodging facilities can open to 100 percent capacity.
The 3 Masketeers — Noah, Evangeline and Reagan Vandenberg — are making homemade face masks to help struggling Stowe businesses.
Vermont is distributing $2.5 million in federal CARES Act funding for Restart Vermont Technical Assistance.
Lamoille County is holding a virtual COVID-19 recovery forum, Thursday, Sept. 24, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
The Small Business Recovery Technical Assistance Program connects small businesses with problems caused by the COVID-19 crisis with five technical assistance teams.
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The number of fatal car crashes on Vermont’s roads is up substantially. Despite there theoretically being fewer drivers on the road because of the ongoing pandemic, the number of people killed in motor vehicle crashes this year has already surpassed last year’s total.
The Vermont Senate, meeting online, passed a $7.15 billion budget on Thursday, Sept. 17.
More people have come forward, saying they were ripped off by a Waterbury CBD businessman, who now faces additional criminal charges.
The management of Jay Peak ski area won’t be getting the big tax break they were seeking from local officials in the town of Jay.
Molly Gray, the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor, and Statehouse leaders gathered Monday in Montpelier to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the adoption of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which gave women the right to vote.
Vermont voters showed up at the polls in historic numbers last week, shattering the record for turnout in statewide primary set four years ago.
Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman, a Progressive/Democrat, will face off against Republican Gov. Phil Scott in the November general election after scoring a victory over the three other candidates in the Democratic gubernatorial primary on Tuesday.
While many recreational activities have ground to a halt, plans to fix up the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail are still rolling forward.
At 86 years old, Madeleine Kunin looks back at her life and wishes she had done more.
Vermont’s 2020 primary election is here.
2020 was a good year for Vermont’s maple sugarmakers. The best ever, in fact. Vermont’s maple makers made just over 2.2 million gallons of syrup this year.
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