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Libraries adapt to Internet age
The Internet was supposed to send America's public libraries the way of eight-track tapes and pay phones.
Vermont State Police Department of Pu...
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Schubert a hit at Mozart Festival
Jean-Claude Pennetier, the first of five international pianists featured at this year's Vermont Mozart Festival, showed a real affinity for Schubert, with a refined virtuosity and an intimate lyricism, Friday ...
French Heritage Day Brings to Life a 400 Year Old Connection
Members of Les Troupes de la Pointe a la Chevelure in authentic period costuming add historical authenticity to the French Heritage Day celebration held in Vergennes on July 12th and 13th.
Vermonter brews up kombucha kick
Adding fermenting culture to foods has been common in Europe and Asia for thousands of years.
Man injured after allegedly driving drunk in Addison
A Vergennes man was injured after driving his truck into a stand of trees early Saturday morning.
Arbor Hill Grapery to celebrate French Canadian connection
Arbor Hill Grapery is hosting its first Vergennes Day from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Midd's Town Hall Theater is Back in Action
It's taken 10 years and $5 million to refurbish Middlebury's Town Hall Theater, which reopens this week as a testament to the community's commitment to preserving its past and enlivening its downtown.
Sharing Memories of VUHS with F. Ann Sullivan
Few people have seen the hallways of Vergennes Union High School from as many unique and diverse vantage points as Ann Sullivan.
Arbor Hill Grapery hosts Vergennes Day on Saturday
Building off a seed that was planted in July 2007, Arbor Hill is hosting its first Vergennes Day in celebration of French Canadian Heritage day on July 12th.
New Haven votes for town offices, rejects Route 7 land use change
By CYRUS LEVESQUE NEW HAVEN - Residents of New Haven on Tuesday voted to spend almost $600,000 to build a new town hall and rejected a proposal to allow commercial development on a Route 7 parcel.
Food News: Restos React to Recession
It's no secret that the current economic climate is tough on restaurants, which rely on folks feeling flush with disposable income.
VT's Newborn Homeless Redefine "Families in Need"
Linda Ryan, who runs the Samaritan House, an emergency shelter in St. Albans, had a homeless woman referred to her on Christmas Day who had just given birth to her second child.
Fay powers North to all-star baseball victory
MIDDLEBURY - Propelled by a monster performance by South Burlington's Brandon Fay, the North rolled to a 15-3 win in the fourth annual North-South Senior All-Star Baseball Classic on Saturday afternoon.
Mowing habits prevail over fuel prices
One thing Vermont has a lot of is green -- green that requires mowing. And mowing requires gas.
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The Vergennes Community Celebrates the Commencement Activities of the Class of 2008
Sitting the rows of chairs in the VUHS gymnasium on three separate occasions this week, one could not help but be struck by the strong sense of celebration, community and commitment to youth that is present in ...
St. Mike's opens with 'Barnum' spectacle
Saint Michael's Playhouse opened the northern Vermont summer theater season, Tuesday at Saint Michael's College's McCarthy Arts Center, with a bona fide musical blockbuster.
New Role for Broadway Actor: Vermont Innkeeper
The St. Michael's Playhouse is equity theater, which means professional, unionized actors take the stage.