Bill Mares News Today

The bill was introduced in January after years of beekeepers and environmentalists advocating for it.

Bob Stannard’s recent commentary really triggered my aging brain in many ways. We two are indeed an intriguing study in ironic imbalance. Both of us having entered our freshman year

Andrew Munkres became interested in beekeeping 20 years ago. Now, he has more bees in his apiary than there are people in Vermont. Munkres is one of Vermont’s 15 full-time beekeepers, or apiculturists. The state is also home to hundreds of part-timers and hobbyists. They’re part of a sweet beekeeping tradition that dates back to the 18th century. (Paid Post)

FRANKLIN COUNTY — In a sunny field just off Kellogg Road in St. Albans, a group of 25 stood wearing an assortment of nets and hats. In their hands and

Welch led the Burlington Free Press in the 1980s and was a founding editor of USA Today. He joined VTDigger in 2018, serving as a senior editor and, for much of the past year, interim executive director.

The journalist, former House speaker and former White House counsel will help lead the Vermont Journalism Trust, which oversees the state’s largest newsroom.

Someone on an apparent off-road joyride destroyed a row of beehives in January.

In January, beekeepers from BTV Honey in Burlington, Vermont, experienced the unexpected loss of an estimated 150,000 bees.

Someone on an apparent off-road joyride destroyed a row of beehives in January - now those beekeepers are back in business with new hives.

Ask a friend from away to describe Vermont, and the word "funny" is not likely to be part of their answer, unless they mean "funny...