Wanted: Tree or trees for environmental art
A tree may grow in Brooklyn, but a tree will hang in Burlington. Or trees. Artist Nancy Winship Milliken…
A tree may grow in Brooklyn, but a tree will hang in Burlington. Or trees. Artist Nancy Winship Milliken…
Julia Parker-Dickinson was depressed. A space near the Quinlan Bridge which she saw as an intersection of wetland, woodland…
If the assembly of tents outside Wilson Castle on a mid-October night was any indicator, the old brick mansion’s reputation for being haunted is not without merit.
Martina Bex never intended to be a business owner, but a job teaching Spanish in Alaska put her on the path to entrepreneurship. In 2010, she founded the Comprehensive Classroom to help language teachers find a better way to reach their students.
As people filed in and out of town hall to and from casting their ballots Tuesday, most seemed to come away from the experience reflecting on the friendly atmosphere.
Robert Caldwell was intrigued by the 23-foot Defender Class boat he saw on a trailer at the Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services headquarters.
Near where the Missisquoi River meets Lake Champlain sits a large grassland where open fields meld with shallows and long grass peeks out of the water as far as the eye can see. On a Sunday in September, as the grass hissed in the wind, a small group pieced together tarps and tents there for the nights to come.
Although the October tractor parade is an iconic Charlotte event, it was enjoyed this past Sunday by newcomers to town, people from other Vermont towns and from other states.
Each time I visit Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic Park in Woodstock, I come away smiling.
After opening a box of Post-it notes which featured a design she had created, Suzan White had an epiphany. “I realized I could do better,” she said.
When the Champlain Valley Union High football team played at Bellows Free Academy-St. Albans on Friday, Sept. 20, there was at least one person in the Bobwhites’ stands whose loyalties might have been divided.
Jonathan Silverman’s passion for art is contagious. He started teaching 45 years ago and recently retired after 25 years at St. Michael’s College.
Sam Swanson understands people can feel hopeless in preventing climate change. “You can feel the despair,” he said. “No one needs to be doing the things that need to be done.”
Kelly Devine took a trip to eastern Europe this summer that she feels has fundamentally changed her.
The death of James Earl Jones on Sept. 9 has me reminiscing about a story a good friend used to tell. I say used to tell because Cina Smith died of cancer a couple of years ago.
An uninspiring college professor almost derailed Beth Slater’s desire to be a teacher.
Start collecting your broken stuff for the fall Repair Café.
When Evan Osler took his two daughters, aged 5 and 8, to Fenway Park this summer, he was returning to his roots.
Condolences and Congratulations to Charlotters
Stopping for dinner in a small town where everyone knew each other’s names, Nick Vanderkloot and his buddy Robert Vernimmen got plenty of stares — then questions about their spandex shorts and clip-in bike shoes.