Arts & Culture Reporter
Diego Bello is a junior from Miami, Florida, a Cuban-American double majoring in English and Film Studies. An aspiring critic who sees art and culture as deeply political, he brings a playful, witty voice to his coverage of arts, entertainment, sports, and cultural events on campus and in the Upper Valley.
A docked tugboat began capsizing south of the Brightman Street Bridge in Fall River on Saturday, according to the Fall River Police Department, triggering an emergency response from multiple agencies working to prevent the vessel from sinking into the channel.
The local court system processed 22 marriage licenses and six divorce filings on March 7, 2026, according to court records.
Authorities issued a shelter-in-place alert Wednesday afternoon for residents in the Preston Street area of Hillsborough, prompting a significant police response that blocked multiple roadways.
The Shapiro administration announced a new round of state funding that includes $15 million for micro-grant programs targeting historically disadvantaged small businesses and more than $31 million for seven industrial site-development projects designed to create "shovel-ready" locations for employers, according to state officials.
A Hamilton man who was driving to his child's first birthday party remains in Butler County Jail despite his family posting bond, after Immigration and Customs Enforcement placed a hold on him following a traffic stop, according to his relatives.
Emily Finn, an assistant professor of psychological and brain sciences at Dartmouth, has received the 2026 Janet Taylor Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions from the Association of Psychological Science (APS), according to the college.
Ryder Manske splits his time between two kitchens. Four days a week, the 22-year-old works 10-hour shifts as a line cook at Hen of the Wood in downtown Burlington, where he frequently operates the live-fire grill and once served 55 hanger steaks with basil rub in a single night, according to a recent profile in Seven Days.
The Spaht Family Foundation has donated $5 million to endow a leadership position within Dartmouth's Peak Performance program, according to an announcement from the college's athletics department.
The Department of Theater will open its first full production in the renovated Hopkins Center for the Arts this month with "Legacy of Light," marking a significant milestone for the program after years of pandemic and construction limitations.
The Rising Movement, a Charlotte-based nonprofit that has helped low-income students gain admission to prestigious universities for nearly a decade, announced the launch of NCRising to expand its college access model beyond the Charlotte area.
The Hopkins Center for the Arts and the Office of the Vice Provost for Research have awarded $100,000 in grants to nine interdisciplinary projects for the 2025-26 Arts Integration Initiative, accordin...
The Big Green defeated Yale 4-4 in a shootout Friday night to remain tied for first place in ECAC standings with Cornell and Quinnipiac at 38 points.
In early 1990, a travel mix-up left jazz legend Sun Ra and his Arkestra sleeping on Panarchy's couches before their Dartmouth performance with student band Barbary Coast.
Vermont Air National Guard F-35s spotted heading to Jordan after Venezuela operations. Upper Valley families left in dark about whereabouts of deployed personnel.
Shelburne resident Jane Floyd died at 73 after a life that included work at Vermont Transit Lines, where she met her husband Henry at the bus station.
Burlington receives $8.4M in state loans for housing projects as Vermont's housing shortage impacts creative communities across the Upper Valley region.
Longtime Vermont educator Judith Harden, known for her work with incarcerated individuals and social justice advocacy, died January 24 after battle with Alzheimer's.
Waitsfield's Ben Ritchie qualified under international rules but missed U.S. team's earlier deadline despite strong finishes in Austria races.
After two months of traffic delays and community complaints, Burlington officials replaced stop signs with yield signs at Queen City Park Road bridge.
Esther Charlestin, who lost the 2024 Vermont governor's race by a wide margin, enters the crowded Democratic field for lieutenant governor in 2026.