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Buch Spieler Records owners Knayte Lander, left, and Xavier Jimenez celebrate the reopening of their shop on Langdon Street in downtown Montpelier on Tuesday. The pair lost about 70 percent

Megan Gray works in the pottery shop at The MINT in Rutland Tuesday evening during the Chamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region’s annual meeting.

The sun sets earlier this week through a sea of clouds over Snake Mountain and the Chalker Farm in New Haven. While we may not love the early onset of

Jason Swett, owner of Christmas Decor, wraps a lamppost with garland and lights on Center Street Thursday in Rutland. Swett said he and his crew planned to wrap about 50

Volunteers Nancy Schulz, right, and Fran Dodd paint over graffiti Thursday afternoon on a wall in downtown Montpelier. Members of the Graffiti Removal Infrastructure Team, or GRIT, regularly remove or

A dusting of fresh snow frosts trees along the shore of Wrightsville Reservoir in Middlesex on Tuesday morning. Temperatures are expected to rise well above freezing by the end of

A dusting of fresh snow frosts trees along the shore of Wrightsville Reservoir in Middlesex on Tuesday morning. Temperatures are expected to rise well above freezing by the end of

Guests choose bowls Sunday night during the Empty Bowl Benefit at Zenbarn in Waterbury. Attendees at the fundraiser got to choose a bowl created by local potters at The Mud

City arborist Joseph Ferris and AmeriCorps member Alex McKearin, left, hoist an ash tree log over a guard rail on Parkway Street, in Montpelier this week. The Parks and Trees

Brian Wray and Nicole Angelarrange a holiday display at their new shop, Inklings Children’s Books, in Waitsfield, recently. In addition to books, the new store offers twice-weekly story times, a