Camp K in Lebanon: Where kids grow into leaders

Artistree educator donates kidney to coworker

LEBANON — Some patients have to wait up to seven years for a kidney transplant from a deceased donor, with more than 100,000 people on the national waiting list. But for one Randolph resident, it didn’t take so long. His colleague at Artistree Community Arts Center in South Pomfret volunteered one of her kidneys. “It’s […]

Vermont education agency declines meeting on school funding

The Vermont Agency of Education has declined to meet with officials from Mountain Views Supervisory District to discuss state building aid for the district's new middle and high school.

Vermont wildlife officials investigate killing of bear found in Connecticut River

The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is seeking information from the public regarding the shooting of a lactating black bear found in the Connecticut River in Newbury, Vt.

Fishing guides in Upper Valley see growing demand for their services

Fishing guides in the Upper Valley often start their businesses as a hobby and recreational pursuit, and have found success in turning their passion into a vocation.

Campground owners say camping is 'recession proof' and in high demand

Campground owners in New Hampshire and Vermont say that camping is a recession-proof industry that provides an affordable escape from the working world, and that the industry is labor intensive and requires a lot of maintenance.