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Food + Drink
A Young Couple Relocated 3,000 Miles to Buy a Legacy Vegetable Farm in Brandon
When it came to buying their own farm, Dan and Elyse Wulfkuhle weren't set on moving to Vermont. Both Massachusetts natives, they spent the… -
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Food + Drink
Grilling the Chef: Three Questions for Milkweed Confections Chef-Owner Andrew LeStourgeon
In the early 2000s, Andrew LeStourgeon was studying forensic psychology in New York City when he decided he was much more interested in the… -
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Food + Drink
Peruvian Cacao Comes to Hardwick With Prophecy Chocolate
On a Friday evening in late August, my husband and I stumbled upon a sandwich board on Hardwick's Main Street that promised "Chocolate Upstairs."… -
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Food + Drink
Headwaters Restaurant and Pub Opens in Cabot
Headwaters Restaurant & Pub opened at 3075 Main Street in Cabot on September 9. Owner Russell Statman said he completely renovated the space, which… -
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Food + Drink
Nomadic Kitchen Rebrands to the Vermont Marshmallow Company
Chef-owner Alexx Shuman has renamed her 4.5-year-old South Burlington-based marshmallow business: Nomadic Kitchen has become the Vermont Marshmallow Company. When Shuman started making and… -
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Life Lines
Henry Sisters, 1931-2023
Essex Junction man enjoyed the outdoors and spending time with his family
Henry J. Sisters, of Essex Junction, Vt., passed away peacefully on Monday, August 28, at the McClure Miller Respite House after a short illness.… -
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Stephanie Miner, 1929-2023
Stephanie passed away recently. Please join the Friends of the Horticultural Farm on Saturday, September 23, at the UVM Horticulture Research Center, 65 Green… -
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News + Opinion
'Imminent' Landslide Risk Leaves Five Barre City Residents in Limbo
Five Barre residents have been homeless for months due to a bureaucratic morass triggered by a landslide that hasn’t even happened yet. With no… -
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Arts + Life
The Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, September 13-19
Summer is winding down, but there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven must-do events including a performance by Shannon Curtis and her husband and collaborator Jamie Hill that combines elements of concerts, TED Talks and visual art. -
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Arts + Life
Vermont's 'Fluffy the Floating Cloud Bank' Was the Silver Lining to a Soggy Burning Man
Ignore all the doom-and-gloom reports coming out of Nevada's Black Rock Desert. Despite more than half an inch of rain that fell in 24 hours… -
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Life Lines
Craig Chevrier, 1969-2023
Founding member of Vermont Green Party worked tirelessly to support social justice and sustainability
Craig Michael Chevrier of Hinesburg, Vt., passed away unexpectedly on Friday, September 1, 2023. He was 53. After living in both the Albany and… -
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Ann Logie Smallwood, 1929-2023
With a love of the arts, Shelburne woman was active in many local nonprofit organizations
Ann Smallwood, 93, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on Sunday, September 3, 2023, after living in independent living at Wake… -
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Louvenia Dorsey Bright, 1941-2023
First woman of color to serve in the Vermont State Legislature led the fight for race and gender equity, inclusion, and opportunity
Louvenia Dorsey Bright passed away peacefully on Saturday, July 29, 2023. Louvenia was born to Emma Mae Lee and Harold Dorsey in Chicago, Ill.,… -
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Andrew Brown, 1947-2023
Teacher and photographer had lifelong commitment to education and the environment
Andrew Barry Brown Jr., 76, of Winooski, Vt., passed away, surrounded by his family, on September 3, 2023, after battling with melanoma. Andy was… -
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News + Opinion
First Black Woman to Serve in Vermont Legislature Has Died
Louvenia Dorsey Bright, the first Black woman to serve in the Vermont legislature, died in July at her home in Park Forest, Ill. She… -
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News + Opinion
News Quiz: What did an Addison County preschool teacher do on his summer vacation?
Answer this question and seven others in out new weekly news quiz about Vermont news. It's quick, fun and informative. -
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Life Lines
Timothy Swanson, 1975-2023
Talented musician’s greatest enjoyment as an adult was playing his violin
Timothy Baker Swanson, 48, of South Burlington, took his own life on July 12, 2023, after many months of intolerable depression and anxiety, thoughtfully… -
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News + Opinion
Judge Dismisses Camel's Hump Logging Lawsuit
A Vermont judge has dismissed an environmental group’s effort to block logging in Camel’s Hump State Forest and other state lands. Standing Trees, a… -
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News + Opinion
Burlington Council Moves to Declare the Drug Crisis a Top Priority
Editor’s note: Shortly after this story was published, the city posted a new version of the resolution. This story was updated at 6:51 p.m.… -
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Arts + Life
Video: Two Months After the Flood, Alexis Dexter Rebuilds Kitty Korner Café in Barre and Continues to Rescue Cats
Episode 697
Vermont's only cat café, Kitty Korner Café in Barre, was severely damaged in the July flood. As the water rose, owner Alexis Dexter hammered a hole in the floor, diverting the water away from 57 rescue cats — and flooding the building's basement in the process. Eva Sollberger recently returned to Kitty Korner to see the renovation work in progress. -
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Life Lines
Levi Carter, 1981-2023
Area chef will be remembered for his many culinary concoctions, but his children were his most treasured creation
Harry “Levi” Carter left this earthly world on August 29, 2023, after losing his battle with congestive heart failure. He was born June 12,… -
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News + Opinion
A Young Man's Path Through the Mental Health Care System Led to Prison — and a Fatal Encounter
H e was being hunted — he was certain of it. Bus passengers studied him from the corners of their eyes. Trucks kept… -
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News + Opinion
Two School Districts Create Their Own Programs for Students With Special Needs
Facing a shortage of spots in schools that serve students with special needs, two Chittenden County public school districts have launched their own in-house… -
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News + Opinion
Amid Soaring Construction Costs, Developers Consider Building Modular Homes
Construction prices have spiked about 33 percent in Vermont since last year, driving up the price of new homes and remodeling projects — and… -
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News + Opinion
Delayed for Decades, the Champlain Parkway Takes Shape in Burlington’s South End
Anyone who has been down Burlington's Pine Street lately has seen the construction. Pedestrians are using a rocky path instead of the sidewalk that…
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