Listen Up! Concert Review: U.S. Girls and Tune-Yards at Higher Ground
By Rose Adams | November 7, 2018Summary of Listen Up! concert by indie pop bands U.S. Girls and tUnE-yArDs in Burlington.
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Democrats Sweep Addison County Races
By Sarah Asch | November 7, 2018Democrats gathered at the Middlebury Inn to celebrate the imminent wins of the evening.
Dems Hardy and Bray Win Big in Vermont Senate
By Sarah Asch | November 7, 2018Democrats swept local elections, securing among them the VT Senate seats.
Hallquist Presents Progressive Vision for State's Future
By Amelia Pollard | November 1, 2018Christine Hallquist has managed balancing a progressive, local political agenda whilst balancing international media attention. We sat down with her to figure how how she does it.
Incumbent Scott, Favored to Win, Says Stay the Course
By Sadie Housberg | November 1, 2018Gov. Scott, one of the most favored Republican governors in the nation, is finding himself confronted with Hallquist's progressive agenda. We met with him in Middlebury for an interview.
More Women Running For Office in Vermont, Nation Than Ever Before
By Sarah Asch | November 1, 2018The midterm election has brought with it a wave of female candidates for office. A local organization, Emerge Vermont, is one of the entities devoted to helping local candidates.
Packed Addison County Senate Race Most Expensive in History
By Bochu Ding | November 1, 2018Claire Ayer's (D-Addison) retirement has piqued the interest of six candidates vying to fill the two district's seats in Montpelier.
Local Elections are in Your Hands
By Hayden Dublois | November 1, 2018If you’re not paying attention to what’s going on in our state and local races, now’s the time. Because your vote may very well be the deciding factor in an election.
Vermont Leads Nation in Voter Registration Rate, Topping 90%
By Hattie Lefavour | November 1, 2018Vermont reaches a record high voting registration.
Congressman Welch on Politics Here and Nationwide
By Ellie Anderson | November 1, 2018Welch reflects on the last couple of years and what we can anticipate in the 2018 election cycle.
Former Vermont Gov. Jim Douglas Reflects on the GOP in 2018
By Nick Garber | November 1, 2018A former Republican governor reflects on his party.
Middlebury Students Can Vote in Vermont, Here's How You Do It
By Porter Bowman | October 28, 2018Too late getting in your absentee ballot? You can register to vote on election day in Vermont. So no need to panic.
Retail Giants Target and H&M Open First Vermont Branches in Burlington
By Michael Frank | October 25, 2018Target and H&M, now open in Burlington, bring a larger crowd to the University Mall on Dorset Street.
dil Yoga Sanctuary Opens Doors to Community
By Hattie Lefavour | October 25, 2018Keeping the mind, body and spirit centered and grounded, dil Yoga Sanctuary is now open in Middlebury!
College and Neighboring Towns Demand Safety Measures at Rt. 125 Crash Site
By Nicole Pollack | October 25, 2018Fatal accidents on Route 125 between the college and Cider Mill Road spark advocacy for safety measures.
Listen Up! Concert Preview: Tune-Yards and U.S. Girls at Higher Ground
By Rose Adams | October 25, 2018Indie Bands U.S. Girls and Tune-Yards to play at Higher Ground in South Burlington.
Vermont Taxpayers Foot the Bill for Vice President Mike Pence’s Vacation
By Benjamin Glass | October 25, 2018Vice President Mike Pence visits a "creme" stand in Sudbury, Vermont, leading to controversy regarding the costs stemming from the state's responsibility for security.
Rep. Kiah Morris Resigns Amid Slew of Racial Harrassment and Threats
By Nora Peachin | October 11, 2018Representative Kiah Morris resigns due to racial harassment.
Tri-Town Bike Loop Proposal Gets Community Support
By Porter Bowman | October 11, 2018A highly anticipated Triangle Bike Loop is becoming a potential reality for Addison County.
Dead Creek Wildlife Day: Celebrating Vermont’s Environment
By Courtney Crawford | October 11, 2018Dead Creek Wildlife Day: A day of environmental stewardship for all ages and interests.