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NYS444, iStock/Emily Alfin Johnson, VPRA modern American folktale, Willem Lange's Favor Johnson is the story of a hound named Hercules, Doctor Jennings, homemade fruitcake and neighborliness in a Vermont village at Christmas. -
Abagael Giles/Vermont PublicRemington Nevin of Quechee wants to know if Vermont’s electricity is truly as environmentally friendly as some claim it is.
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With the Johnson & Johnson vaccine back in use, the state of Vermont is back on track with its vaccination goals to allow the state to lift most COVID-19… -
Maria Grever was the first Mexican, woman composer to earn international attention. You’ve probably heard her melodies and lyrics sung and performed by so… -
Welcome to raised-bed-building season! With a few materials you most likely have on hand and no tilling, you can create a no-dig garden bed or convert an… -
Vermont's pension funds for state employees and teachers face a multi-billion-dollar unfunded liability. How did this happen? And where do we go from… -
As of Monday, people 16 and older and now eligible to be vaccinated in Vermont. In our weekly health update, we talk through the latest COVID-19 news with… -
Hildegard of Bingen was a writer, composer, philosopher, mystic, abbess, polymath and a literal visionary of the 12th Century. -
With warm weather settling in, you may step out to your garden or gaze at your raised bed and notice many seeds are germinating! Flowers such as… -
Gov. Phil Scott has outlined a plan to spend $1 billion in federal stimulus money on a variety of one-time Vermont projects. The governor says these are… -
In accordance with recommendations from the CDC and FDA, the Scott administration has ordered a pause on Johnson & Johnson clinics through the end of the… -
Manuel Ponce was the first internationally recognized Mexican classical composer. Ponce’s music bridged the gaps between categories like popular,…
