• Anti-ICE activists plan week of community engagement, learning and protest

    Anti-ICE activists plan week of community engagement, learning and protest
    Musicians from across the state play at a protest against ICE and CBP in St. Albans in May 2026. File photo by Emma Green/VTDiggerIn the eyes of Julie Macuga, the time is ripe for “mass civil disobedience.”She’s one of the main organizers for Shut Down ICE VT, which is hosting a week of community action against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in Vermont. This is a small state, Macuga said, and activists need more “people power” to have a sustain
  • Disabled workers deserve an equal shot at jobs

    Disabled workers deserve an equal shot at jobs
    This commentary is by Natalie Sinkew, who lives in St. Albans.As a disabled citizen, I would like to address the struggles we face finding a place in the workforce. We are not asking for a job just because we have a disability. We are asking for the same opportunity as everyone else to apply for a job and show what we can do.The world is changing quickly. Technology, automation and artificial intelligence are becoming a bigger part of everyday life and the workplace. These changes can make life
  • 2 UVM Medical Center unions vote to authorize strike

    2 UVM Medical Center unions vote to authorize strike
    Vermont Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals President Nicole DiVita, right, and Jacob Berkowitz, president of UVMMC Support Staff United, pictured on Oct. 2. Photo by Olivia Gieger/VTDiggerBURLINGTON — Two UVM Medical Center unions said Friday they have voted to authorize a strike. The vote gives the union leadership the authority to call for a strike and begin the legal notification process before staff officially take to the picket line. Union representatives said that 82
  • Federal court says U.S. agents can search phones at Vermont’s border with Canada without suspicion

    Federal court says U.S. agents can search phones at Vermont’s border with Canada without suspicion
    The United States Border Inspection Station in Derby Line in March 2025. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDiggerU.S. border agents can search people’s phones and other electronic devices without a warrant or any suspicion they’ve committed a crime, the federal appeals court covering Vermont ruled last month.The decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, which also covers New York and Connecticut, stemmed from a bank fraud and money laundering case against a man in New Y
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  • Stowe Mountain Resort hopes to cut new trails on Spruce Peak

    Stowe Mountain Resort hopes to cut new trails on Spruce Peak
    The project is generally described as the clearing of .36 acres through the existing canopy for two new trails on Spruce Peak. Photo from Airbus, CNES / Airbus, Maxar TechnologiesThis story by Patrick Bilow was first published in the Stowe Reporter on Oct. 1, 2026.Stowe Mountain Resort is on a mission to make some of its terrain more approachable for guests ahead of the upcoming season.As the leaves change and crews test-fire snow cannons, the resort in August submitted an application to Vermon

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