It’s March in Vermont, and those 60 degree days we’ve been having all week won’t last. They never do.
Still, the first week of spring in Vermont turned out to be one of the warmest and sunniest in recent memory. Host Erica Houskeeper talks to neighbors, kids, and other Vermonters about what they love most about the spring season.
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Making Friends in Vershire
Maple Sugaring in Johnson is a Marvin Family Tradition
The Magic of Blueberry Hill in Goshen
Vermont’s App Gap, Historic Routes and Dirt Roads
Signs and Archives at Stratton Mountain Resort
Vermont Place Names Offer a Glimpse into Local History
A Love for Restoring and Preserving Vermont’s Old Cemeteries
Locals Sing, Strum and Find Harmony at the Dover Town Hall
Fall Foliage, Big Trees, and the Future of Vermont’s Forests
Main Street in Brattleboro
Jackson’s Lodge, The Slash, and a Tiny International Lake
A Rare (and Adorable) Cattle Breed from Vermont Makes a Promising Comeback
The Past Meets the Present at Basin Harbor
Local, Quirky and Old School: Erskine’s Grain & Garden in Chester
Maple Sugaring is a Family Affair at April’s Maple in Canaan
Ice Fishing in Vermont’s Champlain Islands
The Tradition of Town Meeting: A Conversation with Former Governor Jim Douglas
Soaking Up the Outdoors with Forest Bathing Guide Duncan Murdoch
Selling Christmas Trees is a Family Affair at Russell Farm in Starksboro
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