Economy
Zenbarn Farms buys Curaleaf cannabis dispensaries in Vermont
The Waterbury-based company also purchased a growing facility from Curaleaf, a national corporation.
Montpelier businesses hit by recent fires plan to return, but not anytime soon
The three businesses affected by the fires also suffered damages in July’s floods.
Center for Cartoon Studies under contract to buy third White River Junction building
The school has a purchase-and-sale agreement with Consolidated Communications.
After delays and cutbacks, Randolph hotel complex coming together
The hotel has been “rebranded” as a MyPlace franchise and designed as extended-stay units.
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Stowe Mountain seeks expansion of paid parking lots
This would mean a jump from 287 to 373 spaces, all of which would be included in the resort’s policy of requiring its non-carpooling skiers and riders to pay for parking on weekends and holidays.
Millions of dollars have been raised for Vermont flood recovery. Where has the money gone?
Flood donations have been scattered across at least 100 Vermont groups, enabling locals to work closely with people in need on the ground. But some say the process has also led to disparities between well-off communities and less privileged ones.
For downtown business owners, perception of Burlington doesn’t always match reality
While one merchant described having some concerning interactions with people on and around Church Street, he said it generally isn’t true that these issues have made downtown a less safe place to shop and dine.
‘Heroes of resiliency’: Shut out from federal funding, an immigrant-owned Montpelier restaurant struggles to return after the floods
While he has received some local monies, the owner of KSherpa Dinner House does not qualify for federal disaster funds because of his citizenship status, putting him at a significant disadvantage as he works to bring his business back online.
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