Z. Philip Ambrose, a long-time resident of Burlington, and beloved professor of Classics at the University of Vermont, died peacefully surrounded by his family and his beloved dog Furbo on Feb. 11.

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What we really need is a study, not on the feasibility of wolves or lynx here, but on people and how our values, attitudes ...

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The Dutch see investing in farm workers' rights as a strategy that empowers the agricultural sector domestically and ...

The camping and music festival Grey Fox Bluegrass returns to Oak Hill July 16-20 for four days of music, jamming, food, and friends. The lineup includes old and new favorites from the Del McCoury Band ...

Bernstein knew Mandela long before he was famous, long before the Rivonia Trial. She was impressed by his resolve, authority, and charisma. She wrote about the commanding impact he made during his ...

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Parties must clear a 5% electoral threshold in Germany to win seats in the national parliament or at least three of the party's candidates must win their local elections outright. Parties must ...