Throughout the Green Mountain State, residents are still reckoning with the damage inflicted by seven federally declared major disasters over the past two years — and casting a wary eye on President Trump's plans to shrink FEMA.

At the end of last season, it looked like Marvin Ducksch had played his last game for Werder Bremen, with reports suggesting he would likely be sold during the summer.However, according to Bild, the

River Housing Authority is bringing summer blockbusters to the people, with free movies for families. Here's the schedule.

Five Thursday evening performances feature local bands and international artists from July 10 through August 7, with free gallery access during shows.

For a limited time, you can grab this Fantaslook Casual Summer Dress for just $19. Originally priced at $45, you're saving $26

Another sprawling, cinematic novel from the author of “Fleishman Is in Trouble,” this time set in the aftermath of a Long Island businessman’s kidnapping, Brodesser-Akner’s second novel is as dizzying as her debut, with even more heart.

When tragedies are in the news — natural disasters, plane crashes, fires — parents naturally and unavoidably react by thinking about what might happen to their own children. And children worry in turn about what might happen to them.

But with three short days predicted over the next few weeks by astronomers and clock watchers, this summer is something even more rare. There are a number of reasons the Earth may be changing its speed this way. But it’s not clear yet just which ...