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One of the most important bills that passed this session - S-149 � is probably one you never heard of. It's the new law that sets out guidelines for�

In summer, our road up Jewell Hill fits the name. It's a gem of a path running along a meadow � and to my eye, it's much more attractive than any strip of�

When I fly into Vermont I enjoy having a birds-eye view of the landscape. We can learn a lot about the health of the environment from that height. But,�

Vermont's mountains were in tough shape. Delicate ecological areas like the arctic-alpine zones on Mansfield and Camel's Hump were being pounded by tens�

I'll never forget a piece of graffiti that was prominent in downtown Brattleboro when I first moved here. It must have been considered art and not an eye�

Roz Payne was fearless. And she made a difference. In fact, much of the culture we value in Vermont today was influenced by her passions. She contributed�

Time was that first year college students arrived on campus with their milk crates and graduated four years later. My parents were mortified that I took�

The unveiling of a State House exhibit earlier this month celebrating the history of the Abenaki people and their struggle for recognition was both�

When I first reported that the rural cell phone service, CoverageCo, was about to go dark last year, most Vermonters probably weren’t that familiar with�

Over the long holiday weekend, many small parades and ceremonies throughout the state began or ended under the watchful gaze of uniformed Civil War�