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Seedsong Collective Garden plots were inundated with floodwaters two years in a row.

One year after severe flooding washed through Vermont � and caused significant damage in Lamoille County � Johnson is still moving forward. Vermont Edition sat down with town leaders in Johnson to discuss rebuilding projects, and personal accounts of loss and moving forward.

A collaboration between sculptor Kat Clear and advanced metalworking students at the Northlands Jobs Corps Center brings public art to a downtown bus stop.

The office of Emma Mulvaney-Stanak unveiled a monument dedicated to racial equality and belonging in Burlington's Dewey Park in the Old North End neighborhood.

Last week, Vermont Green Football Club hosted its first women's match ever in an exposition exploring the possible expansion of the league.

After last summer’s beach closures due to cyanobacteria, some places are implementing a new categorization system that will allow visitors to enter the water at their own risk.

Since 2005, the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife has hosted the Grand Isle Family Fishing Festival. The free event, which had a brief hiatus during the pandemic, is designed to teach kids how to fish in a sustainable way.

In 2022, UVM Staff United negotiated a contract with the university administration that raised wages and increased benefits. Now, that contract is ending.

Billings Farm and Museum is hosting 24 original artworks of Upper Valley farms that have adopted sustainable practices. The exhibit is in collaboration with the Vital Communities project.