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Rev. Nathan Strong 'Was Just a Good Ol' Country Boy'

Nathan Strong (March 18, 1953-January 6, 2024) had chosen the hymns for the church service he was to lead on Sunday, January 7. He had...

State grants $4.5 million to improve recreation - The Mountain Times

251: Vermonters of All Ages Warm Up With Free Skating and Camaraderie in Cabot

Mekiah Smith and two college friends hung out on the Cabot Common in Smith's hometown on a recent single-digit Saturday. If it seemed too cold...

Vermont Farmer-Researchers Explore the Potential of Perennial Vegetables

Most of the vegetables we eat are annuals. Examples include carrots, lettuce and broccoli, which are planted year after year from seed or as seedlings....

Marlboro: What's next? | Vermont Business Magazine

  With federal charges against Andrew and questions of ownership, Degrees of Freedom and Marlboro Music Festival still plan to open by C.B. Hall, Vermont Business Magazine Last week, residents of Marlboro, in the hills of Windham County, got big news – twice. On April 27, the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York filed a criminal complaint against Seth Andrew, the motivating force behind Democracy Builders Fund, which purchased the campus of the defunct Marlboro College last July. On April 30, Degrees of Freedom, an innovative but non-accredited educational institution and a DBF project, announced it was delaying launch of its operations on the 533-acre campus.