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Eleven Years After Obergefell
Eleven years after the historic Obergefell v. Hodges ruling, same-sex marriage is now recognized nationwide — a victory built on early pioneers …
12 hours ago
Sterling College’s Future in Question
Sterling College’s future hangs in the balance as bids close July 20th — but a local group wants to keep the campus alive through housing, child…
13 hours ago
Three Unique Pets Need Forever Homes
Meet Peanut, June, and Olive—three unique pets ready to find their forever homes at the Rutland County Humane Society. Peanut’s got puppy energy…
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Graduation Milestones in Burlington
Graduation bells rang loud this week as Burlington High School and South Burlington High School celebrated their 2026 classes — marking the end …
14 hours ago
Steve Bayner Returns to Champlain Fair
Hypnotist Steve Bayner is back at the Champlain Valley Fair after announcing retirement in 2022, bringing his mind-bending act to daily free sho…
14 hours ago
Dartmouth Health Struggles with $63M Deficit
Dartmouth Health is hemorrhaging cash, posting a $63.5 million first-quarter deficit fueled by brutal winter disruptions and soaring labor costs…
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Bolton Pleads Guilty to Classified Info
John Bolton, Trump’s former national security advisor, just pleaded guilty to illegally retaining classified info — a move that could spare him …
14 hours ago
DUI Crash Claims Young Life in Orleans County
A deadly crash on Newton Road in Lowell leaves 22-year-old Maddison Hayden dead after her side-by-side rolled over — and the driver, Randy Lemie…
16 hours ago
Judge Blocks Trump's Voter List Order
A federal judge has blocked President Trump’s controversial executive order aimed at creating a federal voter list and controlling mail-in ballo…
16 hours ago
Vermont’s Economic Shifts and Education Wins
Vermont’s unemployment holds steady at 2.6%, below the national average, but labor force participation dips—seen as a chance for grads to leap i…
16 hours ago