In Vermont, lifestyle news means culture, family dynamics, hobbies, relationships and home habits. This coverage tracks the shifts in how people live and the choices that shape daily routines.
Young hunters took part in an adult-chaperoned hunt on the weekend before Vermont's official deer season, with harvested deer checked at a St. Albans station.
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Do you support youth hunting weekends as a way to manage deer populations?
The department captures rare footage of map turtles emerging along the shores of Lake Champlain following cleanup efforts.
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Do you think your local schools have enough qualified teachers?
A new pathway lets students earn a bachelor's degree while working as apprentices in Vermont schools to address teacher shortages.
Vermont Fish and Wildlife is planting food sources and working with farmers to draw waterfowl during fall migration.
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Would you plan to attend the Vermont Farm Show this April?
The Vermont Farm Show Foundation is restarting the state's agricultural exposition at the Champlain Valley Exposition after a seven-year gap.
The Burlington-based firm was recognized across multiple practice areas in the 2027 edition of Best Law Firms rankings.
This section follows cultural trends, family time allocation, housing and home life, and hobby development. Reporting reaches from the capital to the rural counties, encompassing every way of living across the state. Trends in how generations spend their time or organize their households often reflect the unique demographics of the state. Economic pressures and environmental factors remain the primary influences that shift how these daily habits evolve over time.
