Angelo Lynn News Today

There are signs calling for lawmakers to show strong leadership to support law enforcement efforts across our state. You just have to listen to what was said at the Nov.

A Forest Service official shelved a plan to build a 10-person wilderness hut on the shore of Silver Lake, but expressed support for a shelter at another location.

Vermont has adopted some of the most restrictive cannabis advertising rules in the country — regulations that some entrepreneurs say could stifle small businesses hoping...

Some Vermont newspapers have been forced to make changes due to the pandemic and shifts in readership.

BRATTLEBORO — Dont let local newspapers go the way of dinosaurs. Vermont Independent Media, publisher of The Commons, will host a panel discussion with Vt. publishers and editors about the

BRATTLEBORO—Vermont Independent Media (VIM), publisher of The Commons, will host a panel discussion with Vermont publishers/editors about the future of local journalism on Wednesday, Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. on Zoom.VIM’s panelists will discuss the turmoil in local journalism today and how publishers and editors are dedicated to keeping newspapers ...

BRATTLEBORO — Dont let local newspapers go the way of dinosaurs. Vermont Independent Media, publisher of The Commons, will host a panel discussion with Vt. publishers and editors about the

Wed, 07/28/2021 - 10:27pm meganj By:  Angelo Lynn New York Times columnist Shawn Hubler, she paints an apocalyptic picture of the climate future: “In the state that perfected if not invented the American summer, the smell of 17 million gallons of spilled sewage  lingered last week on a Southern California beach. There were bare rocks where snow once capped the Sierra Nevada and  bathtub rings  where water once glistened in Shasta Lake. “Wildfires roared acro...

Thu, 05/20/2021 - 12:38pm meganj By:  Want to know how Vermont gets its reputation as being unfriendly to business? Consider this example: Burlington-based Encore Renewable Energy has spent the better part of two-plus years working with Middlebury College on land it owns to build a large-scale solar farm on 30 acres off South Street in Middlebury. After clearing nearly every hurdle the Agency of Natural Resources has put before it, the project might be stalled for a y...

Thu, 05/06/2021 - 1:57pm meganj SEN. PATRICK LEAHY and his wife, Marcelle, joined Green Mountain National Forest officials, invited guests and friends of the Moosalamoo Association to dedicate the reopening of the Robert Frost Interpretive Trail in Ripton with remarks at the Bread Loaf Barn and then by hiking its length on a blustery Tuesday morning. The trail has undergone a three-year, $650,000 overhaul, which made the entire 1.2 miles of the trail universally acces...