No event evokes memories of Marianne Goodson like New Year’s Eve.
Five Lamoille County nonprofit are recipients of the Morrisville Food Co-op’s Round It Up For Change program for 2021.
Students from the Vermont Day School deliver 1,118 pounds of food and hygiene products to the Shelburne Food Shelf.
North Country Animal League has started NCAL Meals, a needs-based pet food assistance program that removes the logistical and financial burden of providing a nutritious meal for family pets.
After two and a half decades Boyden Valley Winery owners David and Linda Boyden are getting out of the wine business.
The Charlmont Restaurant helped ensure at least two dozen families would have some hearty meals for the holidays.
Since late summer, Levi Duteau has sold 136 jars of applesauce and raised $1,368 in donations for the South Burlington Food Shelf, thanks to sales and donation matches from friends, family and local businesses.
The Stowe Community Church has teamed up with Stowe C19 and Stowe schools to provide holiday food boxes for Stowe families facing food insecurity.
Next week’s free community take-out meals will be provided by Buffalo Mountain Co-op. The meal on Friday, Dec. 18, will be Moroccan vegetable stew with lentils, sweet potato and apricots.
The Lamoille Community Food Share served 791 area families turkeys and all the trimmings for Thanksgiving this year, and now has its sights on making sure people have plenty of food to celebrate the holidays this month.
On Nov. 20, the Backyard officially changed hands, and has been taken over by the same creative team behind Ranch Camp, a combination bike shop and fast casual-eatery located across the parking lot from the Backyard.
Waterbury Food Shelf has a new drop off spot: Remarkable Things in Stowe, 55 Mountain Road.
This Thanksgiving is unlike any other — and it’s safe to say the rest of the 2020 holiday season will be unique, too. We asked folks to share their favorite foods and drinks, for this time of year, and asked students to share what they’re most thankful for.
A car pulls up in the dusty parking lot of the South Burlington Food Shelf. Angel steps out of the car and picks up two boxes from a volunteer.
The pandemic has brought an increase in demand for food assistance in Shelburne — and the community has responded.
For many families, it wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without turkey. But proper food preparation and handling is necessary to avoid an unwanted guest for the holiday, foodborne illness.
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