Christopher Ross
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Community poem heaps praise, love on Bristol
“Love Notes to Bristol” is a crowdsourced poetry project, a web of life spun by dozens of community members, whose moments of admiration, cherishing and yearning can be…
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Proposed Lincoln airstrip sparks debate
A recent decision by the town of Lincoln to permit a “restricted landing area” for aircraft on a private residential property has drawn criticism from neighbors and other…
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Orb Weaver Creamery ceases operations
The way the story spooled out over the next five years presents glaring examples of the challenges Vermont faces as it tries to put a younger face on…
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Key issue could threaten MAUSD-ANWSD merger
The ANWSD-MAUSD Merger Study Committee gave preliminary approval to an article of agreement that would allow a future merged district to close elementary schools if certain academic and financial…
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Sweet musical gets a second chance
Kristen Ginsburg assembled a production team, cast the roles and started rehearsing the show in January 2020. Opening night was scheduled for the first week of May. Then…
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Lawmakers wrestle with Clean Heat Standard legislation
Climate and energy activists say a Clean Heat Standard bill in the Vermont Senate doesn’t do enough to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Proposed bill raises bar for school district withdrawal
Supporters of efforts by Lincoln and Starksboro to withdraw from the Mount Abraham Unified School District are casting wary eyes on a bill in the Legislature that would…
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Regulations eyed for coyote hounding
Every winter Shoreham resident Karima Borni braces herself for the return of the houndsmen and their dogs, which come to kill coyotes.
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What the Clean Heat Standard will address
The Clean Heat Standard bill looks to regulate greenhouse gasses coming from biofuels, wood and electricity.
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College gets $25M to study ‘conflict transformation’
Middlebury College has received a $25 million grant to advance its work on what President Laurie Patton has called “one of the most pressing issues of the 21st…
