By the way for Jun. 8

With the beginning of summer and anglers fishing from shore, the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department reminds people that open fires and swimming are prohibited at all Vermont state fishing access areas.

The Monkton selectboard is looking for people interested in forming a local housing committee.

The Charter House Volunteering Celebration Barbeque has been scheduled for June 3 in Middlebury.

The Vergennes City Band will begin rehearsals for its summer concert season next Monday, and instrumentalists of all ages are welcome.

Travelers, please note: A major construction project has begun at the intersection of Route 17/East Street and Sawyer Road in New Haven.

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church of Middlebury is now accepting grant proposals to fund programs addressing the needs of children and youth, or food insecurity.

Guardians ad litem, the prophet Daniel, local jobless rate, state revenues, turkey calling contest, meditation and gasoline prices…

Green Mountain Power’s microgrid in Panton is the focus of a segment for the Public Broadcast System’s “NOVA’s Climate Across America” initiative.

The Vermont Department of Labor is gearing up for a spring full of job fairs throughout Vermont, with six coming up in April.

The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is already receiving reports of waking bears — something that can be bad news for folks who live near bear habitats.

The Addison County River Watch Collaborative will host a one-hour Zoom session for both new and returning volunteers to hear the results from last year’s water quality sampling and to learn what volunteer river-watching and stewarding activities will be t … (read more)

See a play in Ripton, meet some climate heroes and what ever happened to Martin Guigui?

Most folks have a tried-and-true chili recipe. Well, if you live in Starksboro, you have an opportunity to show off your culinary chops.

Believe it or not, it is time to change your clocks this weekend. Spring forward for Daylight Savings Time this Sunday morning at 1 a.m.

The town of Shoreham is offering free childcare during the March 6 annual town meeting, which begins at 6 p.m. at the elementary school.