Community News Service

The Clark Sawmill Dam collapsed during the flooding that hit Vermont in 2023, punctuating years of back-and-forths about its future.

For two decades, Camp Agape has supported kids and families impacted by parental incarceration.

Scientists say the fish are a reliable measure of lake and basin ecological health.

But there are ways to improve those roads that reduce pollution and strengthen against floods.

Quebec’s first case since 2015 was found just a mile across the border from a rabid raccoon in Highgate.

“Operating a small business is like riding a roller coaster,” says Mike Proia, who owns the cafe at Bread & Butter Farm in Shelburne.

According to Curt Lindberg, chair of the Waitsfield Conservation Commission, the project spans a cumulative 260 worksites across the region.

Sally and Bob Dain have owned and run the Tiny Acorn for two decades. At the end of this summer, they plan to retire. The store will close on August 15.

Part emergency communications drill and part informal competition, amateur radio Field Day encourages ham radio operators across the U.S. and Canada to test their equipment and skills.

Vermont Green capped off Women’s Week on Saturday with a 2-1 win over AS Blainville in front of another sold-out crowd.