Caitlin Grasso, of Shelburne, is working to make living robots.
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The Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network, whose members refer to it as CoCoRaHS, is an organization of volunteers of all ages and backgrounds who measure rain, hail and snow and record these measurements on the group’s interactive website.
Last Friday night, March 26, about 30 amphibian enthusiasts gathered on Pond Road in Shelburne to help amphibians to safety in the wetlands next to Shelburne Pond.
On a warm, beautiful first day of spring, more than 80 people showed up at Burlington City Hall on Church Street to protest racism against people of Asian descent.
In the face of lost jobs, layoffs and reduced hours, many have relied on improvisational skills to keep funds coming in.
“Sugaring and being a Vermonter — they kind of go hand in hand, if you’re a real Vermonter,” according to Doug Edwards.
Shelburne will be the latest home to Union Bank.
March 19 at 6:48 p.m., officers helped push a broken-down vehicle near Charlotte Road and Route 116.
Thirty-two students from Champlain Valley Union High School participated in the school’s annual SleepOut on Friday, March 26, to raise money f…
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As the news of a new, highly contagious virus swept through the nation, changing life, it became abundantly clear that caregivers, sewers and tailors, cooks, cleaners and many others with unique skills and trades would be in-demand.
Enrique Peredo, the Master Gardener project leader at the Growing Together Community Gardens in Hinesburg, is offering gardening help to people of color.
After narrowing the field of candidates to two finalists for the Champlain Valley School District’s new superintendent, the school board delib…
Join Chittenden Solid Waste District for “Trash Talkin’ & the 3 Rs,” Wednesday, April 14…
The Ice-Out Challenge is over — and Valarie Patten of Hinesburg was this year’s winner.
The next Charlotte Senior Center Wednesday lecture is “Designing Sacred Space: Discovery” wi…
On a warm, rainy April night a few years ago, I drove up our muddy, rutted dirt road through…
On Saturday, May 21, greener uppers will set out to beautify communities across Vermont.
Learn the many ways kids and families can enjoy nutritious foods while also being mindful of…
Slow down and be cautious when travelling at night in early spring or take alternate routes …
The Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity welcomes the news that the state will be vaccinating people experiencing homelessness begi…
Native pollinator plants have long been ignored in our landscapes, but that’s changing. They are by nature, hardier, better adapted to climate…
The announcement in January by State Treasurer Beth Pearce that the state pension funds for teachers and state employees were grossly underfun…
Last summer our long-time babysitter Silene found a baby sparrow on the back porch. It had fallen from a nest in the eaves.
Are you missing the fresh greens of summer? During the winter, our options for fresh, homegrown veggies can be limited.
A lot has already been said about the recent shootings of six Asian women and others at spas in Atlanta — that it was shocking but not surpris…
It was March 19, a Friday. When I finished dinner, my mom walked over to ask me to watch the news with her. It was about the mass shooting in Atlanta.
In the wake of the fatal shooting in Atlanta on March 16, in which six of the eight victims were Asian women, I was devastated and shocked by …
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