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In a run-down community called Skid Row, a florist comes across a new plant, which happens to be a man-eating plant from outer space. In a run-down

As Cleveland State Community College prepares for the first day of classes on Aug. 21, faculty members were recently recognized for tenure and promotions.

As Cleveland State Community College prepares for the first day of classes on Aug. 21, faculty members were recognized for tenure and promotions.

For the next few nights, audiences will fill multiple local theaters and watch a few very different productions. Two of the shows people can attend

WILLISTON — The deadline for submissions to the Sundog Poetry Book Award has been extended to Wednesday, Oct. 12. The contest is open to all Vermont-based poets who have not

Burlington is the place to be for Vermont bibliophiles this weekend. Running Friday through Sunday, September 23 through 25, the first-ever Green Mountain Book Festival...

Vermont Book Awards The Vermont College of Fine Arts, the Vermont Department of Libraries and Vermont Humanities honor the many exceptional wordsmiths who call the Green Mountain State home at the Vermont Book Awards. Nominated authors in the categories of fiction, creative nonfiction and poetry include Alison Bechdel, Stephen Cramer, Melanie Finn, Shanta Lee Gander, Kekla Magoon, Nathaniel Ian Miller and many more. The awards ceremony features a dessert and drinks reception, some special surpri...

Sweetwater County residents can experience a classic playwrights work in a unique, intimate space in Western Wyoming Community Colleges newest

In her book Stormy Weather: The Music and Lives of a Century of Jazzwomen, Linda Dahl writes: “Researching many of the women’s contributions to jazz is like what I imagine collecting butterflies to be—you go out with your net to many a remote, even secretive spot to track your shy and elusive quarry.”

First on-campus clinic offers 600+ shots of protection Photos by Josh Brown When Ben Allaire walked into Patrick Gym on Sunday afternoon, he was happy. “It feels so good to be getting the vaccine,” said the freshman from Westminster, VT, patting his shoulder. “I feel safer.” He was one of 605 people who received the single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine in UVM’s first on-campus vaccination clinic, a collaboration between the university, the Vermont Department of H...