by Justin Marsh | Nov 4, 2019 | Arts & Entertainment
The Vermont Burlesque Festival has announced its slate of 2020 events. Vermont Burlesque Festival (VTBF) consists of 6 unique shows across 4 days and in 2 cities. Events range from classes and comedy to live music, film, and of course – burlesque. The Festival...
by Justin Marsh | Mar 18, 2019 | General
In Vermont, almost 700 people have received care for HIV in the last few years. Vermont Edition spoke to Roy Belcher – an epidemiologist and HIV surveillance coordinator for the state – about what life looks like for Vermonters living with the virus, what...
by Justin Marsh | Mar 18, 2019 | General
Living with HIV in Vermont has unique challenges. While we are blessed with excellent healthcare resources and medication access compared to most of the country, we also live in a state where fewer than 1000 people are living with the virus. Social isolation and HIV...
by Justin Marsh | Feb 5, 2019 | General
Between the evening hours of Monday, February 4, and the morning of Tuesday, February 5, a poster with the words “Better Dead Than Red” was plastered onto the main entrance door of Pride Center of Vermont. The flyer also displays a logo depicting an arrow shooting...
by Justin Marsh | Jan 23, 2019 | General
Pride Center of Vermont is concerned that the detention and potential deportation of Cruz Alberto “Beto” Sanchez-Perez will not only expose him to imminent danger, but will also highly impact the feeling of safety for LGBTQ+ immigrants across Vermont. His detention...
