ThinkVermont

10/16/2026

There is no better way to take in Vermont's foliage than from the water, on two wheels, or on foot.
From peaceful paddles on quiet lakes to miles of gravel roads lined with autumn leaves, fall outdoor recreation is an everyday part of life here. Which would you pick: a canoe, a bike, or a walk?

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10/14/2026

The boxes are unpacked and the job is going well. Now what? Moving to a new state is only half the story. Our new blog looks at how newcomers actually build community in Vermont, with tips from Real Rutland, the Vermont Welcome Wagon, Front Porch Forum, and the Vermont Professionals of Color Network. Read more: https://thinkvermont.com/neighbors/how-to-build-community-in-vermont/

Your furniture is moved into your new house or apartment. Your bags are (mostly) unpacked. Maybe you’ve started your new job or found a spot to grab coffee. After some of the chaos of moving to a new state settles, the question often arises – “What now?” Vermont is a community-centered state...

10/12/2026

Did You Know? Vermont is called the Green Mountain State for a reason. 🌲

Its name comes from the French phrase "les mont vert," meaning "green mountains." Right now, the green is just taking a well-deserved seasonal break. 🍂🍁

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10/09/2026

Looking for your next career move in Vermont? This week’s Vermont Department of Labor jobs newsletter highlights Northlands Job Corps in Vergennes! They offer no-cost career and academic training for young adults ages 16–24, with active openings including Independent Living Advisor and Food Service Supervisor.
Plus, explore over 8,300 open positions across the state on Vermont JobLink.

This week's Jobs Newsletter is out now!

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10/07/2026

Foliage photos and ski trips show one side of Vermont. But what's it actually like to live here as the air gets crisp and the seasons shift?

Late October is when foliage gives way to stick season, the air turns cold, and we start getting ready for winter.

Whether you recently moved here or you're thinking about making Vermont home, we want to hear from you. Drop your questions below about living in Vermont during stick season and the winter months.

10/05/2026

Here are 6 autumn must-dos:
🍩 Grab a warm c***r donut fresh from a local orchard.
🥾 Hike a ridge or summit for foliage views.
🌉 Take a scenic covered bridge drive along quiet backroads.
🎃 Stop by a farm stand for local pumpkins, cheeses, and maple syrup.
🍎 Gather at a local fall festival or community c***r pressing.
🍻 Unwind at a local brewery or c***ry to toast a great day outdoors.

10/02/2026

With a strong presence of Certified B-Corps, Vermont’s manufacturing companies are leaders with a reputation for sustainability and social responsibility.

Here are a few ways Vermont’s manufacturers are leading the way:
🌿 Certified B-Corp Leaders: Companies like Cabot Creamery, Rhino Foods, and Lake Champlain Chocolates prove that commercial scale can directly support local farms, fair trade, and worker-first practices.

⚡ Advanced Tech & Aerospace: Innovators like Beta Technologies and GE Aerospace are driving complex, high-precision engineering and next-generation clean transportation.

🛠️ Sustainable Craftsmanship: Heritage brands like Vermont Glove (operating a 100% Net-Zero factory) and Darn Tough Vermont build products designed to last a lifetime.

Discover more Certified B-Corps and mission-driven makers across the state at the link in bio.

09/30/2026

Scenes from a daily commute in Vermont in the fall.

09/28/2026

Orchard afternoons, local harvest markets, and crisp mountain air. From picking apples and enjoying fresh c***r to exploring small-town festivals, browsing farm stands, and taking scenic drives through Vermont’s colorful countryside, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate the season.

Make a day of it with a visit to a local orchard, a stop at a farmers market, a fall festival, or a leisurely drive through the Green Mountains. Along the way, discover seasonal treats, local makers, and the communities that make autumn in Vermont so special.

Check regional community calendars and statewide harvest directories to find seasonal activities.