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Real estate tycoon Brandon Miller’s wife Candice breaks silence after husband died by suicide while hiding $17m in debt
THE wife of New York City real estate mogul Brandon Miller has spoken out about her husband’s suicide. This is the first time Candice Miller, popular blogger and influencer, has commented on the tragic news since her husband’s death in July. “Candice is devastated by the loss of her soul mate, and her two young […]
New York’s First Fall Frost Is Closer Than You Think
ALBANY - October 9th. These predictions made by the Old Farmer's Almanac are based on historical climate data and are around 30% correct each year. That means the first frost could happen before or after these dates. The good news is that even at 30% most time the first frost...
VPA announces changes to H.S. basketball tournament
For the first time in recent memory, the Vermont high school boys and girls basketball basketball semifinals held annually at Barre Auditorium will undergo significant changes. The Vermont Principals' Association and the Barre Tournament Committee have announced scheduling alterations to enhance the fan experience for the Division II, III and IV Final Four...
Still North hosts reading of Emma Hunsinger’s debut graphic novel
On Aug. 6, Still North Books & Bar hosted Upper Valley-based cartoonist and author Emma Hunsinger for a reading of “How It All Ends,” her debut graphic novel published the same day. The Eisner Award-nominated cartoonist received an MFA from the Center for Cartoon Studies in Hartford, Vt., and has had her cartoons featured in The New Yorker.
McKee's Pub & Grill in Winooski to close; owner cites construction issues, financial struggles
WINOOSKI, Vt. — A local staple in the heart of Winooski is closing later this month after the owner cited ongoing financial issues related to major construction downtown. McKee's Pub & Grill is set to close its doors for good on Aug. 17, according to a post by the restaurant's owners on Facebook.
Review: The Parish Players’ ‘Buried Child’ is powerful community theater
The Parish Players did an excellent job with Sam Shepard’s “Buried Child,” a strange play about masculinity, family and a forgotten America. I saw the play in Thetford, Vt., on Aug. 3 and was struck by the quality of the acting and the poetry of Shepard’s writing.
Fun Run has great turnout
The Harwood Union cross-country summer fun run had a great turnout on Thursday, August 1. The runners braved the heat and humidity to tackle the hills and trails at Crossett Brook Middle School after a reschedule to Thursday due to Wednesday’s heavy rain. The winner of the Kids’ Run...
Vt. health officials report human case of triple E
WATERBURY, Vt. (WCAX) - Vermont health officials Friday reported what they say is the first human case of eastern equine encephalitis in the state in 12 years. Triple EEE is a rare but potentially fatal disease caused by a virus spread by infected mosquitos. Officials say a male in his...
This New Hampshire Big Lots is Slated to Close
Big Lots has been a favorite chain store for many years. With over 1,400 stores nationwide, the retail outlet is known for fantastic deals on back to school items, furniture, and outdoor items for all seasons. I've never met a holiday where I didn't find fantastic decorations at Big Lots.
Man injured, 2 others trapped when downed tree falls on Alburgh house
A man is recovering from injuries at University of Vermont Medical Center after a tree collapsed onto a house in Alburgh. The tree came down at about 7:30 Friday night on East Alburgh Road, which is just off of Route 78 and the bridge to Swanton. Swanton Rescue and Colchester Technical Rescue assisted Alburgh personnel, as did the Clinton County Office of Emergency Services.
East Burke homes destroyed by storms, but local community prevails
East Burke, VT – Community members in East Burke may face losing their homes due to severe damage from various storms in July. Joyce Evans and her husband bought their future retirement home three years ago, and even though the house was not damaged in July’s floods, the land it sits on was damaged enough to make it uninhabitable.
Mad River still murky after most recent flooding
Friends of the Mad River volunteers report that during August 4 and 5 field visits, they found that the Mad River is still not clear after the July 11 flooding in some spots. "Since the big storm on July 11, some spots along the Mad River have not quite returned to the clear coloration we expect during base flow (when there has not been rain recently). When it rains, water color can change depending on what the storm washes off the land. Following a regular summer thunderstorm, the murky (or turbid) water can be a good indicator for the presence of E. coli or other harmful bacteria. It is best to wait until the water clears to go swimming.
Hélène Brunet, Philippe Gagné, Jeffrey Thompson, & William Kraushaar Appear in Inaugural Burlington Baroque Festival
Burlington Baroque, a new musical organization founded and directed by Eric Milnes, has announced the first annual Burlington Baroque Festival, featuring the Montréal-based period instrument orchestra, L’Harmonie des saisons and the Burlington Baroque Festival Singers. For the purposes of this article only classical vocal concerts are included. All...
Farmers Market Spotlight: Old North End
This Tuesday I stopped by the Old North End farmers market. This farmers market can be found at 6 Archibald Street in Dewey Park, Burlington. While being one of the smaller markets I’ve visited there was still a lot to be found within its stands. The first stand I...
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