Tom Slayton
CommentatorTom Slayton is a longtime journalist, editor and author who lives in Montpelier.
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Old houses have stories to tell. And none is a more eloquent storyteller than the homestead of Justin Smith Morrill in Strafford.Not your classic鈥�
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Our heroic Revolutionary War heritage sleeps quietly at Mount Independence. But the Mount, a point that thrusts north into Lake Champlain opposite Fort鈥� -
There could hardly be any prettier place to die than the hilltop field on which the Battle of Hubbardton took place. The flowers of midsummer 鈥� red鈥�
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It鈥檚 obvious that Calvin Coolidge loved his hometown, the tiny village of Plymouth Notch. Even after he was President, he returned there whenever he鈥� -
The drive took me about ten miles west of St. Albans, through the pastoral countryside of Fairfield, surrounded by rolling fields of corn, lush鈥� -
The Fleming Museum鈥檚 new Asian Art gallery invites the viewer to explore not one Far Eastern culture, but several. Wandering among ancient Chinese鈥�
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Former state naturalist and author Charles Johnson, and Bruce Post, a longtime Congressional aide, now retired, have written and posted online a statement鈥�
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Sharp-eyed observers might have noticed that the golden dome of Vermont鈥檚 State House has begun to look a bit shabby. Its lustrous gold leaf finish now鈥�
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The snow is melting, redwings and waterfowl are showing up here and there, and some sugar makers have already boiled sap. An early spring seems to be鈥�
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In the recent sour exchange between President Trump and U.S. Rep. John Lewis of Georgia, the President actually said that Lewis was 鈥渁ll talk and no鈥�
