BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — Junior Holstein members are encouraged to apply for the 2025 National Judi Collinsworth Memorial Scholarship, an award honoring youth who demonstrate dedication to the Holstein breed and leadership within their communities. Two scholarships will be awarded: a top award of $1,000 and a second award of $500. Eligible applicants must be National […] The post Applications Open for 2025 National Judi Collinsworth Memorial Scholarship appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.| Morning Ag Clips
Today I’m visiting fellow Story Empire author Beem Weeks to introduce you to another poor farm resident, Carmi Delude. A big thank you to Beem for hosting the final day of the blog tour for The Weight of Snow and Regret. I hope you can take a few minutes and pop over to Beem’s place … Continue reading The Weight of Snow and Regret Blog Tour: Character Spotlight on Carmi Delude| Elizabeth Gauffreau
Blog Tour: Character Spotlight on Sterlin’ D. Weed Today I’m visiting the multi-talented Resa McConaghy at her Graffiti Lux and More blog to introduce a cameo appearance by New England&…| Elizabeth Gauffreau
BURLINGTON, Vt., Sept. 25 – Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) today strongly condemned Nexstar Media Group’s decision to block the broadcast of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on stations it owns, including WVNY in Vermont, following political pressure from former President Donald Trump and FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr. In a letter sent this week to Nexstar CEO Perry […] The post NEWS: Sanders Demands Reinstatement of Jimmy Kimmel Live! Program in Vermont, Calls Removal of Show “Censorship, Plain and S...| Senator Bernie Sanders
BURLINGTON, Vt., Feb. 24 – Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Sen. Peter Welch, and Rep. Becca Balint will hold a statewide telephone town meeting on Wednesday, February 26 at 6:30 p.m. to hear directly from Vermonters about the challenges they are facing in their daily lives, their concerns for their families, their communities, their state and the world, […] The post MEDIA ADVISORY: Sanders, Welch, Balint to Hold Statewide Telephone Town Meeting appeared first on Senator Bernie Sanders.| Senator Bernie Sanders
CAVENDISH, Vt. – Rolf van Schaik was honored Saturday, at a surprise party. Turning 85, he thought the gathering was focused on that achievement; however, volunteers from Cavendish Streetscapes wanted to demonstrate their abiding appreciation for his leadership. A beautiful … Continued The post Cavendish Streetscapes celebrates Rolf van Schaik appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
LONDONDERRY, Vt. – Please join Neighborhood Connections in welcoming NorthStar Health for a free health screening pop-up at our location in Londonderry. Basic health screenings, community resources such as housing, dental, and vision, and other support services will be available … Continued The post Pop-up health resource event at Neighborhood Connections appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
Clint Carrick grew up in a small town where the skatepark was king to kids just like himself. He was out of practice when, as an adult, he one day packed his bags to travel the small town skateparks across the American Heartland to learn to do it all again.| Oil On Water Press
Today I’m visiting fellow author Jacqui Murray to introduce you to disabled war veteran Emmett Couture. Jacqui is a long-time blogging buddy who is a very accomplished researcher and author of prehistoric fiction. I hope you can take a few minutes and pop over to Jacqui’s place to meet Emmett! (I have closed comments here.)| Elizabeth Gauffreau
Today I’m visiting fellow Story Empire author D.L. Finn to introduce you to the oldest resident at the Sheldon Poor Farm, Florence Kimball, known as Flossie. I hope you can take a few minutes and pop over to Denise’s place to meet Flossie! (I have closed comments here.)| Elizabeth Gauffreau
Today I’m visiting fellow Story Empire author Nicholas Rossis to introduce you to the Vermont accent that the farmers in The Weight of Snow and Regret and most of the poor farm residents would have had (to a greater or lesser extent). I hope you can take a few minutes and give it a listen! … Continue reading The Weight of Snow and Regret Blog Tour: The Vermont Accent| Elizabeth Gauffreau
Today I’m visiting fellow author Miriam Hurdle. Miriam writes books straight from the heart in a variety of genres (poetry, memoir, picture books). She is also a painter and an extraordinary gardener. I have closed comments here; I hope to see you at Miriam’s place! And while you’re there, please check out her work!| Elizabeth Gauffreau
Today I’m over at fellow Story Empire writer Craig Boyack’s place to introduce the first in a series of characters inspired by photographs of Vermonters in the 1930s and 1940s on the Library of Congress website. (As someone who writes historical fiction, I am forever indebted to the Library of Congress.) I have closed comments … Continue reading The Weight of Snow and Regret Blog Tour: Character Spotlight on Hobo Philo Roy #NewRelease| Elizabeth Gauffreau
Today I’m over at John Howell’s place today to discuss the historical context for the Sheldon Poor Farm. John is a wonderful support for indie authors, and he writes one of my favorite blogs, with the shenanigans of his two rescue French bulldogs, Twiggy and Tempeste, being the highlight of my Thursdays. He is also … Continue reading The Weight of Snow and Regret Blog Tour: Historical Context #NewRelease| Elizabeth Gauffreau
(ST. ALBANS, Vt.) – More than 60 workers at St. Albans Creamery, a subsidiary of Dairy Farmers of America (DFA), are on strike as the company refuses to address ongoing issues with management and bargain in good faith. Members of Teamsters Local 597 are taking action to demand fair wages, safer working conditions, and an end to forced overtime. “St. Albans Creamery workers have been pushed to the edge by the company’s refusal to treat them with the dignity and respect they deserve,” s...| International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Planning a trip to Burlington, Vermont? You’re in for cozy cafés, colorful foliage, and some of the best lake views in New England. This small city on the shores of Lake Champlain is packed with charm, from its lively downtown to scenic bike paths and historic sites. Whether you’re strolling along Church Street Marketplace, hopping...| She Wanders Abroad
Trying to figure out where to stay in Vermont in the fall? With so many charming towns, mountain views, and scenic drives to choose from, it’s not an easy decision, but it’s definitely a fun one. Fall is the most popular time to visit Vermont, and for good reason. The foliage is unreal, the air...| She Wanders Abroad
New state policies to restrict cellphone use in schools are driven by bipartisan support.| Education Week
HARTFORD, Conn. – Six weeks ago, when Keegan Bradley claimed a second Travelers Championship title in a three-year span, the Vermont native appeared an almost s| New England dot Golf
The night of Aug. 12, approximately 19,000 cannabis product samples tested by Greenleaf Labs had their testing status changed from passed to failed.| CRB Monitor News
On January 24, 2010, Zeke Farwell completed the Long Trail. He had begun just two days earlier, connecting more than 50 segments of trail spanning over 200 miles. Motivated by “the longest and most well known hiking trail in Vermont”, Zeke often revisited portions of the trails in the years to come. Now I’m not revealing a secret FKT, but rather the completion of the Long Trail route on OpenStreetMap. OpenStreetMap is like Wikipedia …| Satoshi Village
I just called Button Bay State Park because I’m camping in the area next week. They charge to use their dump station if you’re not camping there. Per their website, $25 for RV’s up to 30 feet, $50 for RV’s and buses over 30 feet. (The guy on the phone only said $25 and didn’t mention RV length.) 5 Button Bay State Park Rd, Vergennes, VT 05491 Call for hours: (802) 475-2377 https://www.vtstateparks.com/parks/button-bay FYI, I haven’t been there. For $25, I probably won’t go.| RV Dump Stations
Fourteen states have improved public access to cannabis business licensing information since last year, according to CRB Monitor’s latest state transparency scorecard.| CRB Monitor News
The French Second Empire style was popular in Montpelier in the 1860s through the 1890s and was used for some of the city’s fancier homes. The attractive building at 132 Main Street was built around 1865 by James French, a wealthy Montpelier businessman. French owned a clothing store at the northeast corner of State and Main (see The Bridge, Nov. 2, 2022), served as postmaster, and built the brick French block on the west side of Main Street after the 1875 fires downtown destroyed three of ...| The Montpelier Bridge
By Josette Chun Ask any Vermonter to share favorite summer memories, and chances are you’ll hear the words “swimming hole.” Thanks to the miracles of 500 million years of geologic change, Vermont’s pools and cascades are graced with a kaleidoscope of pebbles, pools, riffles, and deep potholes. Unfortunately, every year, these same places claim the lives of Vermonters. During late June’s record-breaking heat wave, three young men lost their lives in Vermont’s lakes and rivers. Ov...| The Montpelier Bridge
Ticks flourish across Vermont. These tiny pests can carry viruses, bacteria, and parasites and cause at least a dozen human diseases, including Lyme. Unfortunately, we are years away from vaccinating against or curing tick-borne diseases, and recent federal funding cuts have dealt tick science a setback. It’s key to avoid getting bitten if you can. Here’s what Vermonters should know. Tick Habitat Global warming means ticks are traveling north, and peak tick season is longer, extending ear...| The Montpelier Bridge
Migrant dairy workers in Vermont are increasingly scared to leave their farms due to the threat of detention and deportation| The Montpelier Bridge
By Ava Kellner, via Community News Service, a University of Vermont journalism internship, on assignment for the Times Argus. Turtles are everywhere when you enter the offices of Make-A-Wish Vermont & Northeast New York. They’re painted on the walls, projected onto a 180-degree theater screen and on the cover of the books they give away. The turtles and the book are inspired by Jamie Heath’s experience. When she was 14, Heath received her wish to swim with the turtles in Hawaii. Today, ...| The Montpelier Bridge
Meet the real Mohsen Mahdawi. A dodgy backstory, a family of terrorists, and a history of posting antisemitic, terrorist glorifying videos.| David Collier - independent investigative journalist
People detained in Vermont’s prisons for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Customs and Border Protection struggle to call their families and have been exposed to physical violence.| theappeal.org
Jay Peak Resort in northern Vermont is a ski resort 6 minutes from the Canadian border -- and this is your guide to everything you need to know to make your stay great.| Mommy Gearest
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Blessed with crystalline lakes, and abundant fish species, Vermont is a premier destination for anglers.| Vermont's Very Best - Haunted Vermont, Folklore & much more...
Vermont fall foliage is well known for being among the best in the country. Here are 12 places & ways to enjoy fall in Vermont, including scenic drives & more!| Trekaroo Family Travel Blog
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Montana, Oklahoma and Vermont join the list of states cleared to receive billions of dollars in funding for broadband infrastructure expansion.| StateScoop
Planning to chase the fall foliage in New England? Follow this New England fall road trip itinerary to find the best places for leaf-peeping. Map included!| She Wanders Abroad
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Looking for cool Burlington VT coffee shops? I fully got you. I lived in Burlington for several years and went to its local coffee shops nearly every day. So I’ve spent countless hours sipping coffee in Burlington and checking out the vibe of each place. While I no longer live in Burlington, I visit a ... Read more| New England With Love
Escape to the Green Mountains for a romantic getaway to one of these inns, resorts, or bed & breakfasts in Vermont.| Your Time to Fly
You never know what you have ‘til it’s gone, right? That’s how I feel about fall foliage – growing up in a beautiful corner of upstate New York, I always took the changing colors and… The post A Leaf-Peeper’s Paradise: Four Days of Fall Foliage Fun in Vermont and New Hampshire appeared first on LAX to Luxury.| LAX to Luxury
Sprawl is a problem in Vermont, but citizens have begun to have some success in opposing additional low-density development.| Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
Here are 7 tips if you're staying and/or skiing at Sugarbush ski resort in Vermont, where confident beginners and experts alike will find terrain to love.| Mommy Gearest
If you are considering a ski vacation with teens, you're in luck. We are sharing the best destinations for spending time on the snow!| kidsareatrip.com
In this guide, we're sharing the perfect 5 day itinerary for visiting New England (New Hampshire and Vermont) in the fall with kids| USA Adventurer
Looking for a fun hike to one of Southern Vermont’s most lovely waterfalls? The hike to Lye Brook Falls in Manchester, Vermont is a moderate 4.6-mile woodland walk that is kid and dog-friendly. Lye Brook| Vermont Explored
A training program for business owners and key managers working towards an exit plan will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4, at the Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation offices at 76 Cotton Mill Hill. Participants will learn the basics of how to choose a path for ownership succession in their business. They will take a close look at four different ways of selling a business: to an outsider, to family members, to managers, or to the larger group of employees. Mark Beliveau of Ga...| Becoming Employee Owned
