Cabot Resident’s Hope for Reliable Internet Runs Thin Even as Federal Funding Arrives
Uku Meri started honing his DJ voice as a kid in Queens, New York — the Lafayette radio kit hooked up to an antenna out his bedroom window was his way to…
Looking to the Past to Move Forward
As part of examining the challenges and opportunities facing Vermont’s Capital City, The Bridge put together a list of past and current city projects,…
Barre City Officials Remain Optimistic on Prospect Heights as Site Plan Redesign Continues
The site redesign of Barre City’s Prospect Heights development will reduce the number of new homes the much-anticipated project can support by at least…
Local Politicians, Advocates Urge Unity, Resilience at Montpelier’s Third ‘No Kings’ Protest
Thousands of people rallied in Montpelier on March 28, joining nationwide protests against President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies. The third official “No…
Montpelier-based Nonprofit Wants to Bring Dog Owners, Professionals and Organizations Together
A budding nonprofit in central Vermont wants to be a unique resource for people who are passionate about dog training, care, and ownership. “All we’re…
Montpelier Residents at South Burlington ICE Raid Call for Local Action
Montpelier residents who stood in the way of ICE officers to prevent a raid in South Burlington last week say they’re left with questions…
Berlin Voters Approve Budget, Millions in Bonds for Sewage, Road Maintenance Facility Projects
Berlin voters on Tuesday approved more than $9 million in bonds to fund replacements for aging sewer and road maintenance facilities, unofficial election results…
Montpelier Parks Commission Candidates Lay Out Priorities, Purpose for Running
By Hojun Choi The Bridge spoke with the two candidates vying for a seat on the Montpelier Parks Commission — one of the only…