featured
Twenty-two veterans were celebrated at Pillsbury Manor South on Monday, June 22.
The day’s guests of honor were centenarian veterans – Lenny Roberge, 106, and Frances Duval, 101.
Debbie Ingram — a Chittenden County senator with a diverse background that ranges from television production to ministry — minces no words when she weighs in on what might be the loudest call for justice since the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.
Pat Winburn is running for governor on a simple platform: say “yes” to the things Gov. Phil Scott has said “no” to, along with additional, more progressive initiatives.
Chief Don Stevens of the Nulhegan Band of the Coosuk-Abenaki was thrilled on Friday.
featured
It was a big, big win for a little, little show last month when Vermont PBS’ “Mister Chris and Friends” took home a Boston/New England Emmy.
There was no call of “all rise” on Wednesday, June 24, as Eike Blohm, 38, entered a plea of not guilty to federal charges of creating child pornography.
Most Vermonters are proud that their state was the first to adopt a constitution outlawing slavery.
Unfortunately, like so many origin stories, there’s a lot of falsehood in this claim.
Physical Pride marches may be canceled this year because of COVID-19, but Pride will continue to be celebrated in Vermont.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first Pride parade, on June 28, 1970, in New York City.
June 20, 2:57 p.m., a person was ticketed for an illegal burn on Hillview Terrace. They admitted they might have burned too much cardboard and had left the fire unattended.
Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity is accepting applications for five homes they’ll be build for low-income families.
featured
On the eve of Juneteenth, Vermonters came together as only they safely can during COVID-19 – through a video chat. But the importance of the conversation was no less than if it had been held i…
Rebecca Holcombe, Vermont’s former education secretary and a Democratic candidate for governor, gives Gov. Phil Scott high marks for most of what he’s said and done during the coronavirus pandemic.
featured
On a hot Friday, June 19, crowds formed at every school in the Champlain Valley School District to support the raising of the Black Lives Matter flag.
When Senate President Pro Tempore Tim Ashe, D/P-Chittenden, announced he was running for Lieutenant Governor in January he thought the position would free him from day-to-day management of the…
Federal prosecutors have now indicted an emergency room doctor in a major child pornography case and say they want him to surrender property as part of any sentence he might receive if convicted.
A South Burlington woman, the key eyewitness in a Lamoille County homicide, has been ordered jailed after she admitted to violating the conditions of release in her federal drug trafficking case.
Commented