Angels Amoung Us For Pets And Their People
Barbara Welch, left, and Darlene Royce have fostered many animals through AAUPH since 2007, offering pets like Sam safe and comfortable temporary homes.
Brown Furniture, Family Owned for 72 Years
At once attractive, exciting, mellow, and harmonious, the atmosphere at Brown Furniture is all about comfort. Comfortable and welcoming furniture is arranged to invite you to take a seat and have a chat. And that’s exactly the impression that owner Phil Desmond wants you to have.
Snowshoeing the Greenway
During the winter, when I need a cure for cabin fever but have only an hour or two to spare, I’ll don snowshoes and head into the woods. It helps for a while. Explore the friendly trails of the Greenway.
The Inn at Weathersfield
A 1792 Federal-style house is set back from Route 106 in Perkinsville, Vermont, where a warm, tasteful wooden sign displays the name The Inn at Weathersfield. Sustainable hospitality at its finest.
Vermont Violins
When Gabriello was four years old, he sat on Santa’s lap and told him exactly what he wanted for Christmas—a violin. Not having a musical background, his mother was a bit surprised. But she sought Vermont Violins guidance which opened a door to a rich experience for Gabo, who at age 11 is now playing in the Symphonia Orchestra.
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A Toast to Wine
A delicious tour of Italy’s Barolo region By Katherine P. Cox Wineries/Cantinas Following...
Grilled Chestnuts with Bourbon Cider Reduction and Salty Maple Sugar
Chef Chad Lumbra I am a huge fan of grilling in the winter. It’s a great way to...
Ice Cream Quotes
What are your friends’ and neighbors’ favorite flavors and childhood memories? ...
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A Fall Shopping Experience
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Take a Moonlight Hike
Rediscover favorite Vermont hikes under a winter full moon by Faren MacDonald At seven o’clock, the full January moon, sheathed in a fine haze, still holds its just-risen orange hue. A group of hikers who have gathered in the Mount Tom parking lot off Prosper Road use the moon’s glow to fasten their snowshoes. We switch on our headlamps to peer... [Read more]
Celebrate in Canada
Celebrate the New Year at the Le Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City Standing high on a bluff overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River, Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is not merely a hotel located in the heart of Old Québec, it is the heart of it. At Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, guests are guaranteed a memorable and inspiring stay in one of the... [Read more]
Go for a Ride
The Best View in the World Dog sledding with Braeburn Siberians by Meg Brazill It’s not easy keeping up with Katharine Bennett and her husband Alex MacLennan, let alone their team of Siberian huskies. It’s a perfect winter morning, and we’re on top of a mountain along Vermont and New Hampshire’s shared border. On today’s two-hour dogsled ride,... [Read more]
Kid’s Nutrition
Back-to-School Lunches & Snacks—It’s Elementary! Nutrition can be delicious. by Elaine Ambrose To get kids to consume those thoughtfully prepared lunches, remember the basics: keep cold foods cold and hot foods hot. Another one: kids like foods in small compartments or containers—think Bento-style lunch boxes. Kids love fruit, especially... [Read more]
Winter’s Coming!
Be prepared for a long, cold season by Elaine Ambrose Button up—winter’s coming! Make a list and head outside (while you still can). Clear leaves and vegetation from foundations, and seal cracks where critters can enter—mice need only a dime-sized door! Check sills for dry rot and pests, then trim branches hanging too close to the house. Good-bye... [Read more]
Perennial Power
Divide—and multiply! Share your perennials with friends by Elaine Ambrose For more blooms and healthier plants next spring, rejuvenate your garden now by dividing perennials. When blooms have decreased, plants are growing in big clumps with a “donut hole” in the middle, or invading their neighbors’ space, it’s time. Clipping foliage first... [Read more]
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