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After a couple of relatively lean months, the slate of music, theater and other performing and visual arts really fills up this month

Spring is right around the corner, and there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven must-do events including a performances by virtuoso jazz pianist Emmet Cohen and his backing band.

Dotty Ballantyne Secretary Bozeman, MT - Dotty Ballantyne lives in Bozeman, Montana, and spends winters in Key West, Florida. She has been involved in

If humor and honesty are keys to a lasting relationship, it's little wonder Frank and Diane Farrington are closing in on seven decades of marriage....

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, SUMMER 1957 — It hadn’t changed much in generations and it was still a rugged railroad town, downtown stores hadn’t yet been destroyed by the Vermont sales tax that came a decade later, the slow decay of the 1960s, 1970s and...

HANOVER — Snowballs flew through the air, up and over a giant igloo that served as the centerpiece of the frivolity.At the center of the scene was Kenny Rudd, who stood on top of the roughly 16-foot-high mound of snow with a smile on his face while a...

We compiled a list of New England businesses that make their products locally as you consider your 2022 Christmas gift shopping needs.

A breezy saxophone tune fills the auditorium as the audience settles in. The set is an inviting interior: cozy sofa, a bar cart complete with a decanter of scotch, an upright piano, and of course, a towering Christmas tree twinkling with white lights...

Data show the Blackfoot River is being loved to death, but that knowledge doesn’t make finding solutions any easier.

Here’s a look at some Upper Valley residents who played varsity college sports this fall: FIELD HOCKEY Sophomore Kaeli Bennett (Windsor) played in eight games and started one for Smith (Mass.) College, which was 9-11-0. … Wesleyan was 4-11-0 with...