Lewis M. Holmes
Lewis Meredith Holmes lived an engaged life as both a scientist and a humanist, with respect for the mind, the earth and the many people with whom he shared his life.
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Clement “Ted” Meunier
Ted’s life was characterized by his quiet demeanor, yet his robust laugh and zest for life were unmistakable. He approached each day with enthusiasm, pursuing dreams and nurturing his family’s shared adventures.
ICE looks to boost staffing at intelligence hubs in Vermont
The agency is considering hiring 24 contract workers at its offices in Williston to support immigration enforcement operations around the country, federal records show.
Portion of I-91 in northern Vermont named for border agent killed in line of duty
The Vermont Transportation Board approved the request to designate about 11 miles of roadway as the David Chris Maland Memorial Highway.
Windsor, no longer a prison town, still maintains a connection to people who die in state custody
A dedicated lot in Ascutney Cemetery serves as the site of last resort when individuals die in the department’s care without next of kin. An effort to update aging markers and fix burial records is in the works.
PHOTOS: First snowflakes fly around Vermont
The top of Mount Mansfield began to look like winter on Saturday. Read the story on VTDigger here: PHOTOS: First snowflakes fly around Vermont .
Fewer Vermont retailers are accepting food assistance benefits. Here’s why.
New federal hurdles are pushing small stores and farmers markets out of SNAP, cutting off food access in rural towns and hurting local businesses.
Rural Vermont needs the young to choose this place
Montpelier keeps piling regulations on the farms and small rural businesses that might give young people a reason to stay.