For two decades, Camp Agape has supported kids and families impacted by parental incarceration.

Most of the people who go to college in Vermont — 57 percent — leave the state after graduation. That’s more than any other state.

Vermont has the most birders per capita in the U.S. according to data from a popular birding app. The Birds of Vermont Museum recently hosted birders for the Great Backyard Bird Count.

Engineers’ recommendations revolve largely around the construction of two new bridges on Main Street across tributaries of the Winooski River.

The change comes at what seems to be a significant time for regional co-ops as two other within 30 minutes have undergone significant changes in the last six years.

The project aims to eventually provide New York City with 20% of its annual energy needs through hydropower. It’s pegged to cost some $6 billion.

The public will get a chance to learn more about the project at an August public meeting.

The NEK org’s $1 million fundraising goal from last summer has gone up to $2.5 million.

The sound of rain during the press conference brought a sense of déjà vu as foreboding forecasts rolled in — and then delivered on their worst promise by flooding the town again.

The project was showcased as a success story for collaborations between municipalities and businesses coming together to spur economic development in Vermont’s small towns.

Most attendees said the school’s small size and project-based learning style gives students an edge over those from other schools.

The event, hosted by the Vermont Community Development Association, will be held June 25 at the Hardwick Town House on Church Street.

Elkins and Gravel became co-executive directors in January. Putting the statement into writing, said Elkins, was a way for AWARE to take a concrete step toward committing to diversity.

The students in Cabot’s Class of 2024, like most graduating seniors around the world, started their high school careers in the thick of Covid-19 quarantines in 2020.

It has become increasingly more expensive to keep and repopulate his hives, the vetoed bill’s sponsor said, because colonies are dying at faster rates in recent years.

Many Vermont schools faced dramatic increases in their proposed school budgets this year, partly due to state requirements for higher spending in areas such as special education and educator insurance.

The most heated debate arose over a topic that wasn’t even up for a vote: construction of a new fire department.

The gathering encouraged the community to reconnect and rejoice in the wake of a disaster.