It is a story repeated in small towns throughout Vermont, struggling to find a balance between property rights, public safety, zoning concerns, and the rural quality of life that Vermont is known for.

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Erika Tarantal discovers a blanket of snow and views for miles as she treks through the town of Craftsbury, in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom.

In the leadup to the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, The Vermont Historical Society will build a statewide, place-based learning opportunity for Vermont students called “All in Vermont: ...

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Trains could return to a long-dormant section of the former Maine Central Mountain Subdivision in New Hampshire and Vermont, ...

The Creek House Diner is a beacon of breakfast bliss that’ll make your taste buds do a happy dance. This charming eatery ...

It’s not the first time Vermont’s largest county has lost its ... “We are confident in the city’s ability to build upon the progress made and wish them continued success in making ...

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Manhattan (PIX11) – A homeless man admitted why he pushed a woman into a moving subway train in New York ...