By Polly Mikula Members of the public clashed with the Killington Select Board Monday night, July 14, after the chair of the board, Patrick Cushing, made three motions to reduce the job of the zoning ...

By Polly Mikula and Corey McDonald/VTDigger H. 454, now Act 73 (the education funding reform bill), has two main goals: equalize educational opportunities across the state and make public education ...

By Alan J. Keays/VTDigger An autopsy determined that the woman who was found dead last week at her home in Pittsford died from a “gunshot wound of head and neck,” according to State Police.

They slowly trickle in, human after human, from whatever they had been doing that day, the adventure of the day reflected in their outfits. You can see bike shorts and sun dresses, tank tops and ...

Leaving nothing to chance when meeting with officials to get a lease on which to build a ski area in 1957, co-founder Joe Sargent had mentioned a gondola to be installed by the end of the first ...

The Vermont Women’s Fund has announced $359,336 in grants to 39 organizations statewide, with several Windsor and Rutland County nonprofits among the recipients, reflecting the region’s commitment to ...

Although debate about transforming Vermont’s educational system has filled our news headlines for months, we are pleased to share that a small, but mighty provision in H.480 has expanded Vermont ...

The inaugural SCRAPI program kicked off with two full-day workshops June 30 and another is set for July 28 at Vermont State University’s Randolph Campus. During the workshops, selected school teams ...

The Seth Sawyer Band is a four-piece band with Seth on guitar, Candi on upright bass, Dave “Tex” Orlomoski on mandolin, and Jim DiSabito on banjo/dobro/fiddle. Seth is from Maine, Candi from Vermont, ...

By Curt Peterson The 28-ton popular Windsor Diner was lifted off its foundation by a crane and, in a sling, was lowered onto a Blanchard Contracting Ltd. flatbed truck, destined to be reunited with ...

Last year, my son went on a three-month excursion to the other side of the world. He visited Australia, Thailand, and Japan, and in his words, “had the time ...

As the landmark education bill (H.454) struggled mightily to be born in the Legislature, the question became whether it could be Phil Scott’s crowning achievement.