If you’ve ever rescued an orphaned mouse or bird, chances are you called Ellen Jareckie for help. For the past five years, the Shelburne artist has run a wildlife hotline…
The Vermont Youth Conservation Corps employs about 250 youth and young adults in the summer and fall to work on projects that help improve our state. Last week, we caught…
Cat and Kitten Yoga is organized by Water and Rock Studio, which also offers yoga with goats every Saturday in Milton — and yoga with bunnies and puppies, too. The…
The renowned Center for Cartoon Studies is located in White River Junction. You can get an MFA in cartooning at CCS; during the summers, it holds workshops for the comic-inclined.…
Windham County had the highest number of opioid-related deaths in the state last year: 24 Vermonters died. That’s a huge increase from 2013 when three people died there. In 2018,…
More than 50 years after her death, the legacy of author Shirley Jackson lives on. With a recent film adaptation based on her book We Have Always Lived in the…
John Gordon has a knack for tinkering, so it isn’t surprising that when this retired resident of Groton found a large granite stone in his field, he decided to turn…
For 20 years, Partners in Adventure has been offering summer camps and accessible recreational activities to youth with and without disabilities. We met up with Sue Minter (not the former…
Watch this video to hear Dr. Frederick Wiseman, author and curator of this exhibit, sharing a timeline of the Abenaki in this area over the centuries, discussing Abenaki life in…
More than 200 students from across the state gathered at Green Mountain Union High School in Chester for Outright Vermont’s 13th annual Queer and Allied Youth Summit.
