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Field technician Kevin Lambert of the University of Vermont Consulting Archaeology Pro gram, looks for signs of soldiers from the War of 1812 in Battery Park in Burlington on Tuesday.

Many families are cooking on a budget this Thanksgiving. Preparing a healthy meal is easier than you think, said Nutrition Education Coordinator Rebecca O'Reilly of the Vermont Campaign to End Childhood Hunger.

"It's terrible to be here when you're hungry," admits Jesse Werner. He's standing in the processing room at the Plymouth Cheese Factory surrounded by edible temptations of his own creation.

Lindsay Jaccom is in the business of helping people in a creative way. When someone wants a new look for the inside of a home, whether it's a living room, dining room, bedroom or all three, Jaccom wants that homeowner to call her.

About halfway through a dig Tuesday in search of history, the archaeologists at Battery Park in Burlington had unearthed one hand-wrought nail.

A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association, published in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, provides specific guidance on limiting the consumption of added sugars.

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It's frustrating to see "news" stories about diet and metabolism that get something right, sort of, but for really harmful reasons.

The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation is getting ready to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first state forest.

A new campaign to aid struggling dairy farmers is getting a boost from students at the University of Vermont.

Veronica Lake's death, allegedly in Vermont, is a mystery worthy of her femme fatale roles in the tough-minded movies that were so popular during and after World War II.

America is full of family-friendly cities, but in choosing a place to raise kids, parents tend to seek out places with low unemployment , low crime rate and good educational opportunities.

The way Mike Fogg and Nick Godin tell it, the whole thing got started at a typical bull session one night last winter in a University of Vermont dorm lounge.

Vermont sugarmakers say their industry's enjoying good times in general, but there are still some worries: Insects.

The Architectural Review Board will consider an application to place solar panels on Evening Street Elementary School at its Thursday meeting.

A shy teenager with telekinetic powers goes to her high school prom, only to have a bucket of pig's blood dumped over her head.

Models removes guesswork and can save money over ILL, especially when the process is simplified for the end user Josh Hadro -- Library Journal, 11/12/2009 Collection development librarians: predicting use is ineffective Supply chain improvements and e-access make on-demand viable Software tool collapses distinction between ILL and purchase requests ...

Want to see for yourself? " Interrupted Life: Incarcerated Mothers in the United States ," Fireside Lounge, Davis Center, UVM, Burlington.

Members of the nation's largest doctor's advocacy group voted Tuesday to oppose the military's ban on open gay service, the AP reported.

Natural history plans to chart life on earth, yet the discipline risks being buried under a landslide of painstakingly collected data that isn't always used.