Two years ago, 72-year-old Walter Hausermann and his wife decided to start The Beat Goes on VT, a nonprofit that refurbishes drum sets and gives them away.
New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen says none of the Trump administration’s objectives in Iran have been accomplished, and Americans are paying the price.
In a letter, Welch and other Senators say Israel’s practice of unilaterally declaring mass evacuation warnings in Lebanon and Iran “likely contravene international laws."
New York lawmakers and the governor have reached a deal on a $268 billion budget that pushes affordability and public safety, and includes a new tax on multimillion-dollar second homes in New York City.
Some Plattsburgh residents will have to contend with intermittent power interruptions starting Thursday as part of backyard tree trimming and other maintenance.
The man known as America's first serial killer was executed on this day in history. Before he was captured, H.H. Holmes hid in Vermont from investigators.
Good news gardeners, farmers, and lovers of spring blooms: after today, the Champlain Valley is more likely to NOT see another freeze than have temperatures drop back to or below 32 degrees.
Darren Perron spoke with Seven Days’ Lucy Tompkins, who wrote in this week’s issue about South Burlington Deputy Police Chief Sean Briscoe’s interactions with ICE agents and protesters.
Republican candidates Anthony Constantino and Robert Smullen are both convinced they are in the lead among voters for New York’s 21st Congressional District seat.
Sen. Peter Welch visited the Hope Food Shelf in Middlebury on Wednesday to talk to staff and volunteers about what they've seen as the cost of living rises.
