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CORNWALL — John Roberts is the first executive director of the Champlain Valley Farmer Coalition, a Middlebury nonprofit that works on public policy in the areas of water quality, soil health, and
MONTPELIER — The Farm to Plate Network, managed by the Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund (VSJF), has released a new video series to help raise awareness and use of advisory boards among Vermont entrepr
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets this week introduced the Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center, known also at the NE-DBIC.
LINCOLN — At a special school board meeting on Wednesday, Jan.
VERMONT — As winter sets in, many Vermonters are preparing for one of the most popular cold weather pastimes in the state: Ice fishing.
BRANDON — The town of Brandon is looking for a new animal control officer after the selectboard on Jan. 11 voted to dismiss Margaret Kahrs, who had held the ACO job for about a year.
MONTPELIER — Waterfowl hunters who did not remove their hunting blinds from the waters of the state earlier must do so before Feb.
NATE GUSAKOV STANDS by a snowy, stone bridge outside his Lincoln home with his electric banjo. Gusakov is releasing his newest EP “Many Mountains” today, Jan. 21, that he recorded with Annie & The Individuals last August in a barn, six-feet apart, with masks — COVID style. Gusakov is known for shredding on the acoustic banjo, but for this album he picked up the electric banjo for a whole new sound. Independent photo/Steve James
Back in the spring of 2020, Nate Gusakov had everything lined up to record his new EP “Many Mountains,” but then… COVID.