Karmê Chöling, a Buddhist retreat center, nestles in a restored farmhouse in the foothills of the Green Mountains on an expanse of rolling meadows. Frequently, passersby glimpse white, peaked event tents. Tibetan prayer flags punctuate Patneaude Lane. A rich red-paneled, side-lighted door wi… Read more
A worldwide pandemic hasn’t proved so scary that people have lost their appetites for haunted attractions and other seasonal events, making the return of the Great Vermont Corn Maze in Danville happy news. Read more
During this summer of stay-at-homeness, I’ve taken the opportunity to explore a fabulous place right in our backyard. Read more
Only in the Northeast Kingdom would a group of medical professionals gather as the “Women of Medicine Bowling League (WoMBLe),” every month. Amanda Van Straten, a neurologist at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital, began facilitating the casual meet up in the late fall last year. The grou… Read more
“Effective March 25, 2020 at 5 p.m., all businesses and not-for-profit entities not expressly exempted in the order must suspend all in-person business operations. Operations that can be conducted online or by phone, or sales that can be facilitated with curbside pickup or delivery only, can… Read more
Some of northern Vermont’s most colorful history involves smuggling – especially the liquor … Read more
The late Doug Kitchel, a local politician and former Burke Mountain owner, envisioned the to… Read more
For young people like Dakota Crane, Celia Fisher, and Jeremy Sousa, climatology students at … Read more
Vermonters are feverishly completing their woodpiles this time of year. It’s a little easier… Read more
Imagine a summer afternoon. You go outside, sit in your lawn chair with a glass of lemonade,… Read more
