'MR. SOUL,' TAKES us inside a fabulous and mostly forgotten late 60’s African American late night PBS variety show that played on its own terms.
Wanting to remain active and relevant during the still sprawling pandemic, Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival producer Lloyd Komesar and I went online with our August event, then came up with our S
THE SCARLET BERRIES of the winterberry shrub add a pop of color to the winter landscape. Photo by Nadie VanZandt
Dominated by shades of gray, the landscape appears bleak in winter.
(Custom House)
Want to know what love is? Love is sometimes a “Many Splendored Thing,” or “All You Ever Need,” or even “A Battlefield.”
"Breaking Surface"
The Vermont International Film Festival [VTIFF] and the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival [MNFF] will continue the online monthly movie series Split/Screen this month. With the two Vermont film f
ILLUSTRATION BY ADELAIDE Tyrol
On frigid winter evenings, the hooting of a barred owl (Strix varia) serves as a reminder that the darkened forests of the Northeast are still very much alive with activity.
In an impassioned speech at his inauguration Wednesday, President Joe Biden reminded Americans that a preside
Here is the full text of the speech President Joe Biden delivered at the Capitol on January 20, 2021.
Vermonters face three crises: The first two are clear and present dangers — first, COVID-19, and second, the need to uphold the safe, lawful, just and stable operation of government in Washington,
The strangest things happen while traveling backward into my life. I am writing a memoir. The first draft, now finished, includes vignettes, little stories I found myself sharing.