Latest stories from The Preservation Trust of Vermont plus regional news of interest
“You cannot drive through Vermont without seeing and experiencing Paul’s handiwork,” said Neale Lunderville, Preservation Trust’s board chair. “It happened in places large and small. Paul believed that Vermont was this truly special place and a place that was worth protecting and saving for future generations.”
"A great day for Bennington," says Bennington Town Manager Stuart Hurd.
Source: Art In The Walls: New Deal-Era Mural Rediscovered At UVM | Vermont Public Radio
Wednesday, June 5th, 2019 • Celebrating 20 Years
Source: NEK Community Rallies To Bring Back Albany General Store | Vermont Public Radio
Source: Wanted: New owner to run general store open since 1796 - CBS News
Source: Eight Main Street Grants worth over $85K awarded to Vermont communities | Vermont Business Magazine
The Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development honored PTV Executive Director Paul Bruhn and Vermont Economic Development Authority (VEDA) Chief Executive Officer Jo Bradley for their efforts to grow Vermont's economy.
For 92 years, six wooden columns distinguished the entrance to the University of Vermont's Ira Allen Chapel, a historic building so iconic that Walmart sells its image in framed art prints online. Then, last summer, the colonnade facing University Row vanished — replaced, at first, by steel supports...
Celebrating twenty amazing years of owning the Lake House and using it to help Vermonters bring their community dreams to reality.
Source: Moran Redux? Officials Present New Plan for Burlington Landmark | Off Message
Why do Vermonters live where they do?