By Lauren Dorsey This story is Part 2 in The Bridge’s year-long series about housing. Central Vermont Habitat for Humanity is ...

From establishing a community fund to pursuing wastewater treatment system upgrades, there are several opportunities for ...

The rate at which the Upper Valley added housing slowed after 2021, but it remained higher than in the 2010s, according to an update to the “Counting New Homes” report, commissioned by Vital ...

The body of water formerly known in the United States as the Gulf of Mexico is now listed for U.S.-based users of Google Maps as the Gulf of America.

A new map has been released by scientists that shows the US regions that are most vulnerable to climate change disasters.

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The challenges Vermont faces today – workforce shortages, the housing crisis, rising costs for healthcare and education, and a growing tax burden – are symptoms of stagnation. The root causes are lack ...

"For better or worse, we are creating more and more rich people to the point where Vermont, and many other areas of our country, are no longer affordable to the ...

Carly Berlin Inside a cavernous factory at the end of a road in East Montpelier, houses get built piece by piece on an ...

The Stonecrop Meadows development plans to offer a number of affordable homes and apartments for a range of income levels in Middlebury, with plans for additional development in the future.

A new study shows Vermont needs to build 7,000 new homes every year for the next 25 years − a total of 172,000 new homes − to keep up with demand and end its chronic housing shortage by 2050.

Vermont can both grow housing and protect our natural resources. The state faces an array of complex challenges — from escalating housing and health care costs, to climate change-related flooding ...