Opinion: Are we serious about addressing the housing shortage?

There is no doubt where Vermonters stand.

Driving on Route 125 between Middlebury and Ripton, I see the snow eggs hanging onto the rocky face as I pass through the gorge.

Last July, Congress cut Medicaid by nearly $1 trillion over a decade as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Over 150,000 Vermonters — including 60,000 children — receive health insurance through Medicaid. Up to 10% of adults could lose health … (read more)

Now is the time for Vermonters to stand together.

Vermont is shooting for 100% coverage of roads during Green Up Day 2026; help your neighbors get there.

If working together is the goal, it has to mean more than insisting on a single outcome.

It is time for our military to realize what their impact is on society and the environment.

An analysis of discarded bottles and cans.

What if we measured the value of a school based on what would be lost if it closed?

As a Vermont fire marshal recently said: “these projects are low risk but high hazard.”

Quoting the White House source, the Devine Leader himself, is like an information lottery.

A positive experience at UVM.

Families without access to reliable transportation cannot easily access early care and education programs.

I am certain that human beings have the capacity to learn how to establish healthy attachments, to be competent at what we want to achieve, to be self-determined and altruistic.

The Trump administration is trying its hardest to gut environmental protections.