Moving back after ten years, just accepted a job in Vergennes… Looking for any leads or recommendations on housing (Front Porch Forum deleted my account because of inactivity lol)? Whole place, 1 or 2BR, cats a must. Would love to be in Vergennes, but open to anywhere between South Burlington & Middlebury. TIA :)
what are the big differences going from extremely south to extremely north? what struggles do you see me facing? what will be the most difficult to adjust to? what are the seasons & temperatures like? what is typical costs for living & everyday items? what is healthcare like? any and all information/advice/links/resources appreciated. i’ll be moving with my family of 4+dogs and needing a 3 bedroom house with a yard. (current set up @ 1600/month in Louisiana)
also… does the food taste good up there😭 what kind of food is popular?
edit 4 people, not 4 dogs. sorry.
also, thanks for all your feedback- i am not letting my fiancé move me there. ever.
yikes. (in the nicest way)
Hi! My family just moved to the Burlington area. I’m looking for things to do with my toddler this summer/ any splash pads around? Happy to go within an hour or so drive of Burlington.
Thank you!
Hello everyone I'm moving there for the upcoming fall semester in Burlington and I'm trying to get some insight and help with potentials area recommendations/schools and aba's for my son. Ive tried zillow for housing not really seeing much as I have 2 kids and 3 large dogs if anyone knows anything else maybe a realtor recommendation to help.
Hello VT friends! I’m a 26 year old male living in the NJ/NY area considering a move up to your beautiful state. I work in healthcare and can take a travel contract anywhere in the country. New Hampshire interests me most but I am not opposed to Vermont either, just wondering if it makes sense for my lifestyle. I’m big into hiking/backpacking, love New England, and have friends in and around the state including NY, Maine, and Mass. I’m already in the whites once a month anyways as well as the Adirondacks. Besides hiking I enjoy checking out new towns, cafes, just seeing what’s unique to an area. Would love to hear suggestions for places to live based on my interests. Appreciate you all ✌🏼
Hello my fellow Vermonter’s. My name is Cat and I’m 31. 💜🤍💜 so I originally come from Bellows Falls and moved away to California after some life trauma . .
I’m moving back to White River Junction near the end of July and need some help navigating the bus system because I’ll need a job. ( I don’t have a license )
I’m coming to be my dad’s caregiver but I’m unsure if I can get paid for that or if I could get hired by the state as a caregiver for my dad? (Maybe help with this?)
I’ve never lived in central VT, I’ve always lived in Bellows Falls, Brattleboro, Westminster, and went to JobCorps in Vergennes. Visited Burlington once 😮💨 so I am NOT familiar… especially since I’ve been in California since 2018…
Anyways anybody from this area with any tips ?
I’m 420 friendly so recommendations are welcome for this as well. I love coffee, I miss the art scene, I won’t know anybody besides family..
anything from prices to how people act im from iowa so im not to sure how it compares here i heard some stuff over there was expensive and was wondering how expensive(cause unless its a dollar store/great value or fast food most of the stuff out here is around 10 to 20 bucks for a meal with just water. So yeah just general info about the state and especially around the bennington area would be helpful thank you.
My partner and I have been living, working, and renting in Vermont for over 4 years and have spotted a home in Rutland county that we are interested in buying. What realtor in this area would you recommend?
My family and I are traveling to Middlebury mid July for his work. I will have our 3 year old all day and would love to get out and explore! It looks like Middlebury is pretty small so I don’t mind to travel within 2 hours for a day trip somewhere.
Give me all the recs for food, activities, must sees, fun in the sun!
The Burlington Hardware Meetup is back!
Join us at Generator Makerspace on Thursday, August 6, from 5-8 PM for the 10th Burlington Hardware Meetup, a gathering of local hardware entrepreneurs sharing real stories behind building a company, including the breakthroughs, the setbacks, and everything in between.
The evening will kick off with socializing and refreshments before a round of guest talks and audience Q&A. This will be followed by a community open mic where anyone can take two minutes to demo a prototype or share what they're working on.
Learn more at: https://luma.com/nf6f7ppb
Stopped by Shaw's the other day, perusing the spice aisle, and...just...I...
*I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS* 😳😂
The Central Vermont Amateur Radio Club (CVARC) will be participating in ARRL Field Day tomorrow, Saturday the 27th, starting at 2:00 PM and continuing until Sunday at 2:00 PM at the Old Shelter in Hubbard Park in Montpelier, VT.
Field Day is the largest amateur radio event in North America. Clubs and individuals set up temporary stations to test equipment, learn new skills, and make contacts across the country and around the world.
I will be running the GOTA (Get On The Air) station, which is specifically intended for newcomers, inactive hams, and anyone who is curious about amateur radio. No experience or license is required to sit down, ask questions, and get on the air.
If you've ever wondered what amateur radio is, wanted to see the equipment in action, or just want to make a contact on the air, stop by and say hello. We'd love to meet you.
This is a great way to meet members of the community if you are new in the area!
Saturday, 6/27, 2:00 PM until Sunday, 6/28, 2:00 PM
Old Shelter, Hubbard Park, Montpelier, Vermont