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Skinny Pancake to open restaurant in Quechee »Submitted
Bengy Adler is the owner of Skinny Pancake, opening its tenth location in Quechee, in February.
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Killington home gets architecture award »By Erica Allen Studio
This home in Killington received the peer choice award for its unique architecture at the annual AIA Vermont ceremony Dec. 13. The home was designed by BirdseyeVT, an architecture firm in Richmond. Vermont.
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Vermont leads nation in breweries and beer production per capita »By Dirk Van Susteren
A sampling of the empty beer bottles, some considered artifacts, on display at Harpoon Brewery’s Tap and Beer Garden in Windsor. At center, is a bottle of Catamount from Vermont’s first craft-beer brewery that opened…
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Jungle Jack Hanna brings ‘Into the Wild’ to Rutland »Photo submitted
Jack Hanna will bring stories, footage, and live animals to the stage of the Paramount Theatre, Jan. 12.
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Scott addresses economy, workforce in State of the State
16 January, 2019By Katy Savage
Gov. Phil Scott highlighted the education and the economy in his 32-minute state address, Thursday, Jan. 10.
Coming off a contentious year, where the session extended a month while Legislators debated a tax increase, and in the midst of a national government...
Formula 5 fuels up for Killington
16 January, 2019Thursday, Jan. 17, 9 p.m.—KILLINGTON— Albany, New York jam-band Formula 5 is set to play at the Pickle Barrel Nightclub at 9 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 17.
Formula 5 blends one-of-a-kind, original projects with recognizable covers to create a wide variety of energy fueled music....
Green Mountain College named bicycle-friendly university
11 December, 2018
The League of American Bicyclists has recognized Green Mountain College as a 2018 Bicycle Friendly University (BFU) .
This award recognizes 45 colleges and universities for their outstanding support of bicycling to ensure healthy, accessible and eco-friendly transportation and recreation for...
A different dynamic
16 January, 2019By Rep. Jim Harrison
Last Wednesday, Jan 9, marked the beginning of the new legislative biennium. Voters returned all statewide office holders, including Gov. Phil Scott, and the Legislature voted to have House Speaker Johnson and Senator Ashe head up their respective chambers again. What...
