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The Canadian singer of songs such as "One More Colour" and "Calling All Angels" pared down her life and the letters in her name three years ago, and she's applying the same simple approach to the venues she's playing on her current tour.
It's all about the chase for Green Mountain Hounds
Green Mountain Hounds meet for a fox hunt at Cottonwood Stables in Colchester Oct.
Crescent Manor opens special unit for Huntington's
Crescent Manor Care Center has had the state's only specialized care unit for Huntington's Disease up and running for several months now.
Global warming's effects on Vt., Sanders get readers talking
Last week's Green Mountain holds the distinction of being the most-commented-upon issue since the section began back in June.
Local author evaluates global warming's effect on Vermont
Amy Seidl says she loves watching her daughters explore the natural world in the forests and fields of Huntington, where they live.
New Program Lets Border Patrol Agents Serve Close to Home
Thursday was the first day on the job for the northern border's newest agents. They just arrived at headquarters in Swanton from training on the Mexican border in Texas.
Volunteer of the Week: Ashley Martell
Ashley Martell, 16, a student in the Life Program at Champlain Valley Union High School, needed an idea for her Graduation Challenge; when her mom suggested working for Save Our Strays, it seemed the perfect fit.
Nought 101: 3 what? A photo gallery
Who was it who said, 'All global-warming activism is local'? Could it have been the Tipper? No matter.
Academic All-Stars: Leanna Hammond, Hannah Senftleber
Hannah Senftleber Age: 17 School: Burlington High School Parents: Fritz and Maria Evelti Senftleber Hometown: Burlington Top 5 accomplishments: Rensselaer Medalist, Green and Gold Scholar, National Honor Society, best smoothie maker and random acts of kindness In the community: Weekly basketball clinics at the King Street Youth Center, Interact ...
Jury considered punitive damages for priest abuse
The foreman for the Burlington jury that awarded $2.2 million in compensatory damages last week to a former altar boy molested years ago by a Catholic priest said the panel almost issued a verdict that included punitive damages -- a financial award meant to punish a person or group and discourage future misconduct.
Weather Rapport: Leaves and temps fall
I had a chance to do some leaf peeping Saturday afternoon with my friend Jeff. A The morning had been foggy and drizzly, so I despaired at not being able to see anything, but as you can see from the accompanying photo I took in Richmond, the day abruptly turned gorgeous.
Australian carver visits Huntington
The Birds of Vermont Museum welcomed Graeme Rhind of Australia to give weekly carving demonstrations with museum curator Ingrid Riga of Williston through fall.
Volunteer of the week: Colin Cope
Collin Cope is an early childhood teacher at Lund Family Center in Burlington. After working in a YMCA Live Y-ers' program in Huntington, he learned that teaching is a calling for him.
Chittenden East teachers bypass strike
Teachers will not strike in eastern Chittenden County, and public schools will open as scheduled Wednesday in Bolton, Huntington, Jericho, Richmond and Underhill.
Fall concert scene heats up north of the border
Russian-born New York City-based singer-pianist Regina Spektor brings her distinctive, classical-influenced piano and impressive vocals to Metropolis on Sept.
Man Rescued from Huntington River
A 21-year-old man was rescued from the Huntington River in Richmond, Friday, after he injured his leg.
Huntington's care unit has openings
A treatment unit for people with Huntington's disease has room for five more patients at the Crescent Manor Nursing Home in Bennington.
Brent's Notebook: An idyllic day at Valley Stage
My wife and I had one of those perfect Vermont days in the gorgeous weather Saturday - blueberry picking at Owl's Head Blueberry Farm in Richmond , an all-too-brief visit to the Valley Stage Music Festival in nearby Huntington and then a cookout-for-two back home.
The summer music-festival season reaches its peak in Vermont with a trio of events this weekend, offering a full day of cool sights and sounds while maintaining the home-grown approachability that made each of them a fun place to hang out in the first place.
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