The two-day expo will feature educational clinics, interactive demonstrations and performances from top-tier experts including veterinarians, farriers and trainers. Attendees can browse vendors offering tack, apparel, specialized services and products for equine enthusiasts.
Winooski has French bread and Quebecois roots — and now the taste of chicken banh mi from Vietnam, colorful weave-work crafted by Nepalese hands and Kenyan folk music.
This year, my birthday (July 16) is on a Wednesday, which happens to align with my weekly “Cars and Creemees” promotional night. Free Cake?
Overshadowed by the recent detention of two migrant workers in Vermont, the annual mobile Mexican Consulate event at Christ Church in Montpelier brought at least 132 people from around Vermont to the capital city on Saturday, June 21. Notably fewer people attended compared to last year, when over 200 attended.
Celebrating third anniversary of the Supreme Court Dobbs decision.
The group emphasized themes of constitutional rights and opposition to what they characterized as authoritarian governance. No arrests were reported.
Celebrate our flag and nation, and the rule of law!
Corrected version of post published earlier this month: Vermonters in June will rally on behalf of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on abortion, and in August in remembrance of a beloved infant who passed away in 2019 due to a non-accidental overdose of an over-the-counter medication while in daycare.
Supporters of Trump say they plan to attend, and will wave signs depicting the iconic ‘Fight Fight Fight’ photo of Trump moments after he was shot in Butler, PA.
The numbers don’t lie—Vermont is in the middle of an addiction crisis. These are not just statistics. Every number is a cry for help.
The American Flag is 248 years old, adopted on June 14, 1777. President Trump’s birthday is June 14, 1946, he will be 79 years young. The United States Army was born 250 years ago on June 14, 1775. “That is a lot to celebrate,” Thayer said.
The 30 ‘No Kings’ demonstrations in low-population Vermont are the most per-capita in the nation.
All veterans dine free!
The Catalyst Church on Raceway in Jericho – a suburban town in Chittenden County – will open a sister church in the former Third Congregational Church at 1095 East US Route 2 in East St. Johnsbury, and will be known as the Catalyst Church on Route 2.
“This is our THANK YOU to the President and his Teams.”
The 45-minute video follows the Bills brothers and their co-owner niece, Debbie (Bills) Bauer, during the last days of their sawmill, founded in 1936 by their intrepid father, Melbourne Bills.
“Ethan Allen in Castleton” is a 250th anniversary event that is set to begin with a 6 PM patriotic parade in the village of Castleton on Friday, May 9.
Parental awareness is of the utmost importance, yet that is not being supported now. It is time for us to take action.
Vermont Historical Society announces Vermont History Day, April 5
Peaceful protests to de-fund Planned Parenthood are planned for Wednesday, April 2.
“Bills Lumber,” is a 45-minute documentary about the last days of the Bills family’s beloved 86-year-old sawmill in Wardsboro, Vermont.
The protest is being organized by “Troublemakers” and “Disruption Project,” two groups Elon Musk named in a post on X Saturday as Democrat funded organizations responsible for on-going nation-wide protests harassing Tesla dealerships.
Rally and Press Conference on Wednesday, March 12, 12-1pm
Cedar Creek Room, Vermont Statehouse
The senator’s travel and campaign materials are the first wave of his vast collection to be available for public research
Border Patrol vs. LEO!
Final preparations are underway for the third annual Grade 5–8 North Country Science and Engineering Fair (NCSEF).
This weekend Church Street is hosting the Sweet Stroll and Mother of All Sales, next weekend Burlington is host to the Penguin Plunge.
Yes, and you are invited!
The books in question are sometimes both graphic and targeting young audiences.
What began as a small collection has grown into a sprawling display of nearly 200 pieces, including houses, figurines, and festive scenes, assembled with painstaking attention to detail.
Jenevra Wetmore of Strafford wrote that this year’s December 12-14th Liberty Food Fest in Bellows Falls should be banned from the Opera House.
This innovative program aims to bring together students and area elders for a free shared meal and engaging activities, fostering connections across generations.
“Since being made aware of this potential event, VSP has been working to understand what this event might entail,” the Vermont State Police said today.
Sen. Bernie Sanders this Saturday, September 14 will hold three youth basketball events in Springfield, Bennington, and Rutland.
Tolkien’s mythology is his warning to humanity and his hope for the revival of Western civilization.
The exhibit opened in Shelburne last month as the first stop on its national tour and will run until Oct. 20.
Starting time is 11 AM with trotting races beginning at noon time sharp.
Life Chain is the largest peaceful, prayerful, pro-life, public witness in the world of pro-life individuals standing for 60 minutes and praying for our nation and for an end to abortion.
BIGGEST motor show EVER at the Bean Chevrolet building over Labor Day.
Check out our studio, the car show, live music, mobile bar, and enjoy a creemee Friday at the Northfield Labor Day Motor Show.
Join the annual celebration of Vermont’s Revolutionary history on August 31 and September 1
Supernatural senses and well-running AC filled the air, occasionally pierced by drumbeats and the echoes of singing bowls.
The Saturday screening of Flynn, the documentary movie about the former top advisor to Donald Trump, will be preceded by a 3 PM live Zoom appearance by Gen. Michael Flynn.
The Vermont State Society Daughters of the American Revolution and Vermont Division for Historic Preservation host the American Revolution Experience.
Tomorrow morning on the Statehouse steps the event is aimed at reshaping public policy to mitigate future flood impacts throughout the Green Mountain State.
General Michael Flynn will hold a live Q & A with the audience at the documentary movie “Flynn,” which will be shown 4 PM, August 3 at Ignite Church in Williston.
Neither holy writ nor cloak for white supremacy, Meg Mott proposes a Third Way to view the Constitution.
Here’s a great opportunity to go on a wild goose chase that can make a difference: Fish & Wildlife seeks volunteers for goose banding.
Scores of reenactors from around the northeast will set up camps and participate in the largest Revolutionary War living history weekend in northern New England.
Green Up Day — an annual litter pick-up event held in over 250 towns in Vermont since 1970 — has so far eradicated over 24 million pounds of litter and 450,000 tires from the streets.
The event, hosted by the Vermont Community Development Association, will be held June 25 at the Hardwick Town House on Church Street.
The Jenny Brook Bluegrass Festival is back for its 23rd year, bringing together bluegrass enthusiasts from across the country.
The free work shop seeks to tackle the challenges of being a conservative in a liberal-dominated environment.
The State of Vermont needs $8.6 billion to do the people’s business? What is it spending the money on, and what can be done?
The storytimes give parents a chance to do a chore while their kids learn. Organizers hope people will turn out for the next event May 30.
Wingman of the Year, a company aiming to redefine dating shows, is coming to Rutland on Saturday for a live dating show.
Exploring Vermont’s classic car events and shows.
The Vermont Mother of the Year may not be able to attend the national convention because she needs to care for an elderly relative. “Family first,” she said.
Pro-lifers will be coming to the State House to advocate for passage of: An act relating to crimes against an unborn child. (H.779 & S. 276)
The story about Thierry’s hardscrabble life will be performed by local actors. A discussion on homelessness and poverty in our state will follow the play.
Tax policy, transhumanism, and crime will be the subject of upcoming public meetings this month.
The panel features Secretary Julie Moore from the Agency of Natural Resources; Rob Roper, a public policy analyst & writer; Rep. Mark Higley, Orleans – LaMoille; JT Dodge, No Carbon Tax Vermont; Neale F. Lunderville, President Vermont Gas; and Matt Cota, formerly of the Vermont Fuel Dealers Association.
A Great Line-up in Bellows Falls this weekend! Joel Salatin is speaking here in Vermont!
Rain-soaked streets came alive this past Friday as community members joined Art Walk to turn the city into a tapestry of renewal.
Marxist rhetoric was a common theme: “It’s absolutely the capitalist ruling class that is behind all of this, we have to wrench power from the capitalist ruling class back to the workers where it belongs.”
The Hinesburg Fire Department will be conducting a staged burn for training purposes on the corner of Route 116 and Hollow Road.
The July 10 floods that decimated many Vermont farms’ crops had squashed Winooski’s pumpkin prospects.
A popular American gospel artist and one of Vermont’s favorite radio personality/worship leaders will perform Friday, October 27 at Ignite Church in Williston.
Particularly after the festival sales lost during the pandemic, the event is important as a source of income, the farmers said. And it is also a chance to educate and connect with their local community.
“This is about freedom and justice and raising dignity for artisans – about helping and showing their stories,” Carolyn Wetherby said.
The event will feature an esteemed list of speakers that includes renowned scholars, religious leaders, authors, and social scientists who will discuss the importance of faith, family, and a return to the covenantal principles at America’s founding.
“Our Constitution is the law of the land here in America, it is a sacred document that has repeatedly met the challenges over it’s 236th year life, creating Freedom, Liberty, Independence, and innovation to protect all people living here and who come to America” said Gregory Thayer, Principal at Vermonters for Vermont.
I want to alert you to an outdoor liberty-loving event in the Green Mountains this weekend.
Federer identifies patterns that repeat in history every time a totalitarian state emerges, such as there is always a concerted effort to erase history and present a new future once the old ways are forgotten.
A Bus Safety Barbecue scheduled for Wednesday has been moved to Thursday due to expected rain.
VTGrassroots and Moms for Liberty will offer speakers and networking at a joint meeting August 17 in Barre.
You can attend the “Newsies” premiere this weekend on Friday, Aug. 4 at the Barnard Town Hall at 7 p.m. Other showtimes can be found on the BarnArts website.
The 2023 Quechee Scottish Games and Festival will be held on August 26 from 9 AM to 5 PM at the Quechee Polo Field, 45 Deweys Mill Road, Hartford, Vermont.
Assuming the rain ends (big assumption, we know), we expect plenty of people to head outdoors when fair season gets underway later this week.
This year, the Div. for Historic Preservation and the Vermont State Society Daughters of the American Revolution are dedicating the 250th Patriot marker commemorating our Revolutionary War Patriots.
Join Gov. Phil Scott for some or all of his one-day, 93 mile bike trek on the newly completed Lamoille Valley Rail Trail. Try to keep up.
As we approach the 247th Anniversary Celebration of American Independence, COS Vermont is preparing to participate in a few Parades and we would love you to join and march in the parades with us!
Said one member of the audience: “You have some Republicans enjoying Mr. Kennedy, and then you have Democrats who are enjoying him, and then others on both sides are like, ‘He’s crazy.’”
The protest outside the Heyer event followed an unsuccessful effort to get the Vergennes school superintendent to cancel the event.
RFK Jr. says he’s not ‘anti-vax,’ but pro-safe vaccines: “I spent 35 years trying to get mercury out of the fish. That doesn’t make me anti-fish.”
In April of 1983, Walt had surgery to “transition” from male to female, but hormones and sex change genital surgery couldn’t change his biological sex, nor solve the underlying issues driving his gender dysphoria.
The final I-91 interstate route was not without debate as many residents pleaded with state and federal officials to develop a route over Morey Mountain.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. will speak on the topic “Climate, Markets, and Economic Fairness” June 21 at the Doubletree in South Burlington.
Having spent more than a half-century writing and speaking on current affairs, the longtime Washington Post and syndicated columnist has heard and answered every question ever asked a pundit by his lesser-known brethren.
As is tradition, the event also celebrated the “Last One Back to the Barn,” a title given to the runner who demonstrates grit and determination.
As the Memorial Day weekend looms, law enforcement agencies urge everyone to buckle up hitting the road.
The Restoring Our Faith Summit is born from the idea that the global pandemic throttled our country into a state of fear, resulting in cultural breakdown.
“My idea is as the Ethan Allen Institute goes, so goes Vermont. And then as Vermont goes, so goes the nation,” Will said.
Dr. Horace “Sandy” Reider will join Great Barrington Declaration co-author Martin Kulldorf at Dartmouth College Wednesday, April 26.
The Vermont Emergency Forum to Assess the Respiratory Hazards of Masks will be held Friday, May 12 from 9:00 – 4:30 pm, at Burlington City Hall in Contois Auditorium.
Friends, admirers and colleagues of Linda Kirker will gather Saturday night at a dinner in her honor.
John Sandvil lost his battle to PTSD after a distinguished military career, including combat in Iraq. On May 12, friends and loved ones will honor him with a motorcycle ride to his resting place in Randolph.
The 40 Days for Life prayer vigil begins this coming week in Barre, Rutland and Burlington.
Frank shows how our elections are manipulated and how citizens and elected officials can defend and improve election integrity, a Vermont Grassroots statement said.
Lake Willoughby is cold and clear, with an emphasis on ‘cold.’ 40 degrees.
