Ah, winter in Vermont — a season that is both beloved and despised by locals, and romanticized by both the media and potential visitors. No matter how you feel about winter in general ...

There is, too, space for the transformation of ordinary moments, as in these lines from Leland Kinsey’s poem, “Winter Stay in a Peat Bog”: Vermont Almanac will produce an annual print version each ...

Vermont is in the midst a winter storm, which so far has brought more than a foot of snow in some parts of the state, according to resident reports across the state and the National Weather Service.

They predict that Vermont's coming winter will be colder than normal and that there will be a lot of snow, sleet, ice and rain, especially in January and February. The Old Farmer's Almanac also ...

It's officially November, and Vermont is officially on the precipice of its winter months. So, what will winter be like in Vermont this year? Meteorologists with the National Weather Service ...

As tempting as it may be to hibernate through these short days and long nights, I can tell you from experience that if you live in Vermont (or visit often), the best way to get through winter is ...

Looking to have fun in the glimmering snow of a picturesque New England town this winter? Consider heading up to Vermont's Green Mountains. USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards just released ...

So it’s no surprise that Rubin, who swims year-round at Hammonasset Beach in Madison, is joining a growing number of winter swimmers who will travel to the northernmost part of Vermont this ...

and open flags now hang outside shops and restaurants in a small Vermont ski town hit by severe flooding this summer. As winter approaches and the fall tourism season lingers, Ludlow businesses ...

Recent snowfall has made it feel more like winter in Vermont. But warm temperatures through December into early January have already taken their toll on one industry: logging. Loggers rely on ...

NEWPORT, Vt. — Plunging into a frozen lake and swimming laps may not be everyone’s good time but for winter swimmers who return year after year to a northern Vermont lake near the Canadian ...

but we’ve come a long way and town is ready for the winter season. Waiting with open arms.” Ludlow was one of the Vermont communities hit hardest by the July flooding that not only inundated ...