Bill would change who has access to autopsy reports in Vermont S.210 would allow people to petition a judge for the document By Roxy Vanderhoff
‘Cheaper and faster and easier’: environmental bill would streamline wastewater connection and treated water supply review By Kate Kampner
Crop Cash Plus makes Vermont farmers markets more affordable, but its funding is in question NOFA-VT is lobbying to include the program in this year’s budget bill. By Lindsey Lubofsky
Good yarn? The synthetic versus natural fiber debate As fiber arts become more popular, questions flow about the sustainability of the yarn supply By Siobhán Barber
HomeShare makes strides in the Vermont housing crisis Participants dipped slightly after the pandemic but have rebounded since. By Sofia Limoges
Smell of spring: End of winter spreading ban allows farmers to start applying manure to fields By Isabel Sykora
Bennett: Give bats a break Behind bats’ reputation is a struggling population in need of help. By Lilly Sheehan
Scholar mixes skateboarding and philosophy Brian Glenney is on the front lines of skateboard research, working to bring his ideas to a wider audience. By Jackson Bartels
Finding community – and free stuff – in South Burlington’s ‘Buy Nothing’ group Tara Lynn oversees the Facebook group, which taps into Vermonters’ commitment to sustainability. By Greta McMullen