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When the last Holocaust survivors are gone, who will teach their history?

The responsibility to bear witness is passing to survivors’ children and grandchildren, but families can’t do it alone. Read the story on VTDigger here: When the last Holocaust survivors are gone, who will teach their history? .

Vermont · 2d

Middlebury Campus

55 years without answers: The disappearance of Lynne Schulze

On Friday, Dec. 10, 1971, Lynne Schulze, a first year student at Middlebury, left her room in Battell Hall to take her English final. On the walk over with her friends, she realized she had forgotten her lucky pen and said she would run back to her room to get it. Schulze never arrived at the exam, and her friends never saw her again.

MyChamplainValley.com

Vehicle sought after West Rutland crash near town hall lawn

Authorities are seeking a vehicle involved in a crash that damaged signage on and near the West Rutland Town Hall's front lawn.

West Rutland, VT · 2d

VTDigger

Republican Phil Scott wins record sixth term as Vermont’s governor

Scott overcame a well-funded challenge from Democrat and Progressive Amanda Janoo and has now been elected governor more times than anyone else in state history. Read the story on VTDigger here: Republican Phil Scott wins record sixth term as Vermont’s governor .

Vermont · 2d

Middlebury Campus

A staff union promises a better Middlebury

Middlebury staff organizers, in affiliation with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) Vermont, have officially launched a campaign to form a staff union. Organizers are now collecting authorization cards — signed forms from workers stating they want the union to represent them — after a majority of eligible staff approved their mission statement. If the effort succeeds the union, with a bargaining unit of over 500 staff, would be unprecedented and by far the largest staff union in any of the NESCACs.

MyChamplainValley.com

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Ferrisburgh firefighters respond to brush fire, talk safety

Ferrisburgh Volunteer Fire Department is reminding locals about current fire safety measures after a brush pile fire "had gotten out of control".

Ferrisburgh, VT · 1d

Outdoors

WATCH: Rare All-White Porcupine Crosses Road in Vermont

Stock image by Stephen Waycott/Getty Images A woman in Vermont recently spotted a rare creature—a porcupine with a genetic condition that makes it all white. See it here. The post WATCH: Rare All-White Porcupine Crosses Road in Vermont appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls .

Vermont · 1d

The Burlington Free Press

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Under-the-radar players entering the 2026 Division III football semifinals

Undeniably, football is a team sport. Stars get the headlines, but winning week in and week out requires a collective effort and invaluable performances from players who aren't necessarily in the spotlight. This feature aims to shine a light on those potentially overlooked players. This story will highlight a total of eight players from the four remaining Division III football teams who could make a difference in this weekend semifinals on Friday, Nov. 6 and Saturday, Nov. 7. The winners will compete for a championship on Saturday, Nov. 14 at Burlington High School. UNDER THE RADAR PLAYERS FOR THE DIVISION III SEMIFINALS *Players listed in alphabetical order. A major storyline looming in the Division III semifinals is that Otter Valley quarterback Nolan Quenneville is out after getting injured early in the Otters' quarterfinals victory over Woodstock. Garrett Brickey, Springfield High School One element of surprise that could work in Springfield's advantage is the movement of senior Garrett Brickey to the edge as a rusher. Brickey only moved up to the defensive line from the secondary once Springfield's Week 8 contest against Bellows Falls got out of hand, but made a key difference. In the quarterfinals, Brickey recorded eight tackles, with

Brandon, VT · 1d

WCAX

Ticket-splitting patterns define Vermont's 2026 general election map

High-profile challenges for statewide office and national interest in the balance of congressional power helped lift Vermont voter participation to 61% in Tuesday’s midterm election, surpassing recent historical averages across the state.

Vermont · 1d

WCAX

Lincoln’s mystifying NYC parking ticket finally rescinded

A New York City parking ticket that was issued to Lincoln, Vermont for an illegally parked 5-ton wheel-loader has been overturned.

Lincoln, VT · 2d

VTDigger

Hunting is part of who we are as a state

From grouse walks in October to quiet hours in a deer stand, hunting season carries generations of Vermont tradition, family bonds and community. Read the story on VTDigger here: Hunting is part of who we are as a state .

Vermont · 1d

VTDigger

Molly Gray elected as Vermont’s next lieutenant governor, ousting John Rodgers

The Democrat returns to the seat she held for one term beginning in 2021 after a campaign cycle that turned personal. Read the story on VTDigger here: Molly Gray elected as Vermont’s next lieutenant governor, ousting John Rodgers .

Vermont · 2d

Middlebury Campus

President Baucom reflects on his vision for Middlebury with CNN’s Jon Berman

On Oct. 31, Wilson Hall filled with parents and students for a conversation between President Ian Baucom and Jon Berman P’29.5, P’29.5, co-anchor of the morning edition of CNN News Central and father of two sophomore Febs. Berman asked Baucom about the state of the college and his vision for Middlebury’s future, before the mic was passed on to questions from the audience.

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Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Enosburg

ENOSBURG, VT — Vermont State Police are investigating a crash involving a pedestrian that occurred Wednesday afternoon on Main Street. Police received a report of the incident at approximately 3:16 p.m. near School Street in Enosburg. Haleigh Terry, 19, of Enosburg, was operating a 2017 Subaru Forester when the...

Vermont · 18h

Animal of Things

Hunting Bear With Dogs in Vermont This Fall? Nonresidents Face a Later Start

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Bear hunting season in Vermont 2026 opens September 1, but not everyone gets to start that day. Nonresidents using dogs wait two weeks, and every hunter, resident or not, is capped at one bear per calendar year. This article gives you the dates, tag rules, dog permit requirements, bait ban, and reporting deadlines in the … This article, Hunting Bear With Dogs in Vermont This Fall? Nonresidents Face a Later Start , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Planning a Bear Hunt in Wyoming? Dates Change by Hunt Area and Quotas Can Close You Out • Feral Pig Hunting in Rhode Island: Laws, Licenses, and What to Do Instead • Hit a Buck Tag Question in New Jersey? The 2026-27 Rule Changed to 7 Bucks

Vermont · 6h

WCAX

Moderate drought expands to cover nearly a third of Vermont

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Drought conditions are expanding across Vermont after a stretch of below-normal rainfall in much of the region. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows 32% of Vermont in moderate drought, up from 14% one week earlier. In New Hampshire, the area in moderate drought grew from 33% to 40% over the same period.

Vermont · 22h

MyChamplainValley.com

Mill River Ends 40+ Year Drought

RUTLAND, VT – Mill River boys’ soccer won the Vermont division 4 state championship on Sunday afternoon. Highlights from their game, and hear from the champs, in the video above.

Rutland, VT · 1d

Middlebury Campus

#1 Middlebury Men’s Soccer falls in NESCAC quarterfinals

Let’s start with the bad news: the unranked Amherst Mammoths upset the #1 ranked Panthers in the quarterfinals of the NESCAC quarterfinals. After going undefeated in their first 13 games, Middlebury slipped up against #2 Williams two weekends ago, and couldn’t regain their footing against their bitter rivals Oct. 31 as they lost 2-3. The good news is that the NCAA tournament in two weeks offers them a chance to bounce back.

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Country Herald

Burlington, VT Weather Nov. 5: Rain, Thunder Possible Today

Cold front brings widespread morning showers across Vermont and northern New York, with isolated thunder possible.

Burlington, VT · 1d

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