Cornerstone Housing Partners and Evernorth have joined forces as co-owners and developers on a growing number of affordable housing projects in Rutland County. The developers broke ground on a similar ...

The Middlebury Chapel has played an important role in helping me become the person I am. I write in support of the name change from Mead Memorial Chapel to Middlebury Chapel. The issue of naming and ...

There are newcomers to Montpelier, too. The Black Kitty, a clothing boutique, opened on State Street two months ago. Chico’s Tacos has also moved to State Street from its former spot in Middlesex — ...

Traveling via bike — even in such unwelcoming conditions — can be a practical way to get outside while reducing emissions in the process, fans of year-round biking say.

The new Journey’s End Wilderness Preserve permanently protects 342 acres adjacent to the Long Trail corridor and Jay State Forest in Vermont.

We hope Vermonters will join us in supporting the Vermont Wildlands Act — an essential opportunity to help make our “footpath in the wilderness” live up to its name.

Su Shannon, a longtime Vermont potter, was drawn to a new career in healthcare. With guidance and support, she enrolled in a radiologic sciences program. Today, she balances her studies and family ...

Just as the state adopted an “all-in” approach to clean water, it is important for all Vermonters to be invested in the housing infrastructure solution.

The Republican governor, speaking to reporters, chastised the task force on Thursday for failing to put forward a map of new ...

Netflix’s hit new historical series “Death by Lightning” tells the story of the assassination in 1881 of President James Garfield, so it’s only natural that Garfield and his assassin, Charles Guiteau, ...

While the home will be demolished, the barn, with its historic features and towering timber frame, will be deconstructed and rebuilt under the guidance of Huntington-based Building Heritage and ...

Back to the drawing board,” its director said of a 15-year push to renovate or replace a pre-Civil War era facility.