Montpelier

Community flourishes with something as simple as a cup of tea.

A teen center is planned in Barre, and a new youth-focused nonprofit is opening in Montpelier.

Nathaniel Swyer’s new film, “Echoes of the Goose Club,” draws on his experience growing up in Central Vermont.

H.740 would give the Agency of Natural Resources more authority to source data for its greenhouse gas inventory.

The Montpelier clinic offers tailored healthcare for people who may not thrive in the one-size-fits-all model.

A Senate bill has proposed a study group of Vermont officials to evaluate state water quality. 

Chittenden County candidates gear up for crowded race ahead of August primary.

NOFA-VT is lobbying to include the program in this year’s budget bill.

These Vermonters’ lives were upended by the 2023 floods. Three years later, some are still trying to find home again.

H.817 would also help educators learn how to support students with substance abuse challenges.

Supporters of the bill are hoping that H.432 will help eliminate the barriers many amputees face

The bill looks at how to make community-based energy education more accessible across all income levels

S.233 could provide more resources for students with disabilities and their families

H.640 aims to give students a voice on school boards

Supporters say some employees lose leave they need later when benefits run concurrently

The annual event in Montpelier will present more than 40 full-length and short films.

S.205 would ban centers over 100 megawatts while their energy use and water consumption is studied

Students and experts offer testimony on a bill that would allow for online driver education

A dam safety bill passed in the House Committee on Environment on Feb. 20.

Increased ICE presence has caused a ripple effect across the entire state, according to Winooski Superintendent Wilmer Chavarria.

H.639 would limit genetic data sharing

After almost six years of lobbying, faith-based activists have added a new piece to their annual tradition.

A look inside four Montpelier kitchens during Restaurant Week.

The executive director of VNRC discusses environmental policy and action in the wake of federal changes and extreme weather events

The quiet impact of Vermont’s Nongame Fund

Supporters say S.208 would build public trust while officials raised questions about enforcement and exceptions.

The album of 11 songs by Callum Robechek and friends is a look into their Vermont upbringing as they disperse into adulthood.

“Middle Eastern” dancers attempt to avoid appropriation and spread appreciation

After years of hardship, Alexander found home and harmony through street music and the community that embraced her.

“I came up with the idea in 2007. I said, ‘Well, anybody that wants it can run with it.’ And they have.”

“Now look at it!”

As a kid, Elena Gustavson would write letters for her mother, who was illiterate. Now, Gustavson hosts regular writing groups at her new stationary store, Magpie and Tiger.

With post-flood renovations in the basement and upgrades to the theater’s upstairs, the Savoy crew is hitting back against the streaming surge. 

Mah jongg provides a community of friends, a safe space to come together and a mental challenge.

Thousands gather in Montpelier as part of nationwide action.

Said a co-curator: “It’s a way of recognizing someone’s humanity. Often in prison situations, we think the best way to do things is to deny people their humanity.”

The final vote was 1,181 against and 887 for the pledge.

A local business owner believes customization is a collaborative process.

A new bill would inventory state properties for potential for housing development.

Ram Hinsdale began serving as Vermont Senate majority leader Jan. 8.

Scenes on the ground in Barre and Montpelier for Election Day 2024

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