Bayside Pavilion, Colchester veteran Louis Armstrong, Jr. recites “The Night Before Christmas”
Louis Armstrong recites “The Night Before Christmas”
VT journalist, historian recalls 1965 demise of ‘one town, one rep’ Legislature
Steve Terry remembers when every Vermont town – no matter how small – had its own legislator.
‘Dec. 7, 1941, changed our lives’: Scores of WWII vets venture to Pearl Harbor on attack’s 80th anniversary
80 years later, the survivors of the survivors from the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor have a story, and a lesson, for younger Americans.
Coolidge historian Shlaes to speak Oct. 2 at Coolidge home
Bestselling author Amity Shlaes will be the keynote speaker at the Ethan Allen Institute Jefferson Day Dinner Oct. 2 at the President Calvin Coolidge Historic Site in Plymouth.
VT woman architect pioneered solar home in 1947
Ruth Reynolds Freeman of Burlington, a pioneer woman architect, also pioneered the design of the passive solar home.
Vermonter in NYC recalls ash, horror of 9/11
Vermonter Louise McCarren remembers New York City, September 11 2001.
Daisy Turner ‘non-fiction comic’ published
The life of Daisy Tuner of Grafton, daughter of a freed slave, has been told in a graphic “comic book.”
Black sheriff elected in 1879 kept the peace for 25 years
Vergennes elected a black man sheriff for 26 years, beginning in 1879.
Why Bennington Battle Day matters
Vermont probably wouldn’t exist today if not for the Battle of Bennington.
Reeve Lindbergh ends term with Vermont Arts Council
Charles Lindbergh (1902-1974), and author Anne Morrow Lindbergh (1906-2001), has ended her long-serving role as a trustee of the Vermont Arts Council.
