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Spring in Vermont means sugaring. While most operations are in rural parts of the state, a group of urban tree-tappers in Burlington are hoping to share that experience with city residents.
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Spring in Vermont is a prime time to see many bird species, but as the climate changes, so are bird migration patterns. And while spotting an unexpected bird species in the Green Mountain State can be exciting, biologists say climate change will also impact some species negatively.
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Naturalists think Burlington has become a crow hot spot because of its lower elevation, proximity to the lake, and the comfort that city light provides. Here’s more on crows in the winter and what to expect through the spring.
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The last time Lake Champlain froze over was in March of 2019.
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Lawmakers in the Vermont House have passed a bill that would allow licensed mental health counselors in Vermont to apply to practice in other states and vice versa without the need for licenses from each state.
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The study in Burlington is examining if altering parts of the brain changes how a person judges a piece of music.
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Chick’s Market, a historic corner store in Winooski, is up for sale. The looming upheaval has Winooski residents worried about the future of their beloved deli.
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During the extreme cold snap in early February, city officials say the number of people who used the temporary cold weather shelter in the New North End was higher than expected.
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The Vermont Pollinator Working Group is hoping to build on the state's efforts to protect bees and other pollinators.
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Rep. Troy Headrick, a Progressive/Democrat who represents Chittenden County, has introduced a bill that would hold the university to enrollment numbers as of July 2023 until the rental vacancy rate reaches 5%.