Climate change will prove increasingly expensive as we tackle mitigation, adaptation, and related taxes. That’s bad news to ...

Water main repair on Barre and Main streets should be complete tonight, Motyka says. With two days to go before Thanksgiving, ...

Some people are doubling up with friends and family. Others have strained their budgets to stay longer in the motels. And ...

By Lucia McCallum via Community News Service, a University of Vermont journalism internship. The faint smell of incense and a ...

This author started as a U-32 seventh grader two years after comic book artist, author, and Hollywood director Frank Miller graduated in 1975. Miller’s reputation was still lingering in the halls as ...

With another tough school budget season and higher school property taxes looming, the question of whether a merger between ...

The Vermont Statewide Housing Conference recognized the contributions of Julie Bond and Rick DeAngelis of Good Samaritan ...

Whatever legal challenges the next four years bring, the federal judiciary is strong, and both the nation and the U.S. Constitution will survive, according to Rod Smolla, a Constitutional scholar and ...

For more than 30 years, a man known as Roger A. Pearce Jr. worked as a prosperous land-use and zoning attorney in Oregon and Washington.

When I was growing up, I didn’t know anybody like me, part Jewish, part Yankee. I came from secular Ashkenazi Jews on my ...

The Montpelier City Council during executive session Nov. 13 decided not to accept a proposed settlement of a tax appeal of ...

A large crowd showed up for a lantern parade that followed the illumination of seven bridges throughout Montpelier, on ...