The project is part of the Vermont Green Schools Initiative, a partnership between the Lake Champlain Sea Grant, state environmental conservation department and Greenprint Partners.

More than 60 units are planned in total across the two towns. Both project planners say state brownfield grants have helped get the ball rolling.

The stockpile can reimburse search and rescue efforts in the Green Mountain National Forest, said the state treasurer.

The event included music, costumes and an auction to raise money to help a 9-year-old diagnosed with cancer last year.

The best player in Vermont girl’s hoops this year is set to play college baseball — get to know Elise Berger.

It’s a conundrum with many variables and few easy answers. As Murdoch put it, “What other tools do we have in our toolkit?”

He can’t fly or shoot lasers out his eyes, but he can do what many dread and few understand: taxes.

Despite a dreary sky overhead, the Bolton Valley Resort base lodge bustled with lively activity and eager skiers on the first day that ski lifts opened for the winter.

Now the Vermont Department for Children and Families is perhaps two months away from setting up temporary quarters in Middlesex in a state complex most recently used for inpatient mental health.

At a special meeting in August, the Vermont Board of Armory Commissioners decided it was time to address the fate of the Waterbury Armory. 

During the Tech Jam expo on Saturday, battery storage company Kore Power wanted those who stopped at its table to know one thing: Change is coming.

An outpouring of assistance followed the flood from volunteers within and outside of Waterbury.

Step by step, the Craft Beer Cellar has gotten back on its feet after the July floods hit their just-opened shop’s basement, causing thousands in damage.

Moretown community deals with hit-and-run at a local cemetery.

In these Vermont performances, 12-foot-tall inflated horses tower over their puppeteers and the crowd.