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Questions, there will be a signing. We have books behind the register. When you come back david will be happy to sign them and then finally after everything is said and done if you could collapse your chairs and prop them up against the wall that would be greatly appreciated by the staff. Thank you. So yes, tonight politics and prose has the pleasure of hosting david enrich at the New York Times. He previously was a reporter and editor at the washington journal, new york and london and was a jou...

It might not be the first place you’d think of for a meal out but this cafe delivered massive portions for small prices.

River Collins, right, and Anna Bozhenko, build salads and sandwiches Friday at Yellow Mustard on State Street in downtown Montpelier. The lunch restaurant opened its doors on Monday, one of

Montpelier business owners from left, Shannon Bates, from Enna, Jen Roberts, from Onion River Outdoors, and Lauren Parker from the North Branch Cafe, speak Friday morning during a news conference

Here are local places to grab a bite and drink if you are going to the Beyoncé concert this weekend.

Roughly 50 to 100 businesses suffered flood damage, estimated Katie Trautz, director of Montpelier Alive, a group that supports downtown stores.

Tiny country towns, singalongs over a beer, friendly folk, and arias under the stars. There’s nothing else like the Festival of Outback Opera in Queensland.

In March of 2023, Christian Bruckner, Jeffrey Nuziard, and Matthew Piper filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas (Fort Worth Division), Jeffery...

Starting early, there will be live music, holiday shopping deals and extended hours, snacks and more at Scott's Flowers from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., at Julianne's from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and at Ben Franklin from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Red Fences LLC will have a photographer available to capture some holiday memories and Farmers Insurance will host a toy drop-off for donations to Choices.

Kaya Williams/The Snowmass Sun Anderson Ranch Arts Center’s new culinary team takes the “think global, act local” adage to heart. Rotating menus at the on-campus cafe might feature flavors from Oaxaca, where Food and Beverage Director Rob Ittner spent several months during the pandemic. Diners may taste dishes with Japanese influences (chef Daniel Leon has an extensive background in the cuisine) or they might nosh Venezuelan bites inspired by Leon’s hispanic roots. The international art...