The Town Robert Frost Called Home
Ripton is a small mountain town with 587 residents overlooking Middlebury, Vermont. One of its most famous residents is the late Robert Frost, whose presence is still keenly felt today.
By Allison Flint | October 22, 2012
Ethan Allen Park marks the unofficial start of Burlington, Vermont’s “New” North End, a pre-suburbia suburb that runs along Lake Champlain up to the Winooski Delta.
By Mike Dunphy | June 14, 2012
Maintaining Craftsmanship while Building a Business
Vermont is one of those truly unique states that represent traditional New England values as much as any of the other five.
By Peter F. Demers | June 08, 2012
Waterbury, Vermont
New England has a number of well established brands that are recognized nationally and internationally, but few represent their place of origin as well as Ben & Jerry’s, one of the country’s...
By Peter F. Demers | June 04, 2012
Part 2 - Vermont’s Best-Kept Secret
Having discovered the delights of Jeffersonville, Jason Morgan investigates the best places to stay and dine in town.
By Jason Morgan | February 29, 2012
Part 1 - Vermont’s Best-Kept Secret
Jay Morgan lets us in on one of Vermont’s best kept secrets - the town of Jeffersonville and all it has to offer.
By Jason Morgan | February 23, 2012
Vermont tops United Health Foundation Survey
It seems that depending on where you live in the US can determine how healthy you are, and New England demonstrates yet again why it’s a great place to live and visit.
By Brian Scott-Smith | January 09, 2012
Montpelier, Vermont
Being a cold state, Vermont likes its food hearty—preferably drizzled with maple syrup, and accompanied with dairy products from Cabot, Hood, and Ben & Jerry’s.
By Mike Dunphy | January 06, 2012
Montpelier, Vermont
Growing up in Vermont, I rarely heard the phrase, “Let’s go to Montpelier” ever said with an exclamation point. Unless it was to renew a driver’s license, pick up new plates, or attend a...
By Mike Dunphy | December 05, 2011
The Green Mountain State’s nickname is derived from its stunning mountains, which are central to tourism, industry and maple syrup production. Vermont’s rugged terrain has developed a way of life that typifies the independent Yankee spirit, with ingenuity that many people ascribe to New Englanders.
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In our first monthly column on the Naval Submarine Base New London, or SUBASE, ONE looks at the history and development of the world’s first submarine base. In our first monthly column on the Naval Su
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