If you’ve never experienced a summer sunset over Lake Champlain or raced to eat a maple creemee before it melted onto the ...

There are, I can now admit as I look back to that summer morning, many more reasons not to run across Vermont than to do it.

But as of 2016, I had never camped alone—not for a single night, and certainly not for a whole summer. The plan was to visit 22 of Vermont’s 59 state parks with my camera and my pup — I ...

One of them is occupied for the Summer by the family of Prof ... by the Connecticut Valley Railroad, and from Boston way by the Vermont and Massachusetts Road. Above it, on the river, lie the ...

Vermont became the first state in the country to enact the law after it suffered catastrophic summer flooding and damage from ...

The program, established in 2021, is a collaboration between four local nonprofits: ReSOURCE, Vermont Youth Conservation ...

The Governor’s Institutes of Vermont (GIV) has just opened applications for the 2025 offerings of their residential summer ...

Closer to home, people in our region will see a piece of the $100 billion disaster aid bill to recover from the summer’s ...

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a oil and gas industry trade group sued Vermont over a law requiring fossil fuel companies pay a share of the damage caused by climate change.