This commentary is by Edward Fox of Montpelier, who was an appointed, non-elected VSECU board member from October 2019 to April 2020.
During a community forum to discuss the merger of New England Federal Credit Union and Vermont State Employees Credit Union, I had the pleasure of listening to an address by a recent college graduate. He had dark hair,
Trying to buy a home over the past decade has been an incredibly stressful exercise.
While interest rates were low, and credit relatively easy to obtain, prices for housing moved up relentlessly.
Increasingly desperate buyers were forced to engage in bidding wars, waive inspections and even camp out for the chance buy a piece of the American dream.
The competition
Sustainability is becoming more important to people all over the world. Last year, a survey found that 60% of global consumers rated it as a core factor they consider when purchasing goods and services.
Unfortunately, many people don’t always take sustainability serious enough. If you are truly committed to living a sustainable lifestyle, then you should make sure every service
Cody and Jenna Winebarger outside their shop, Rad Lands Co. on Pennsylvania Ave. W.
A new business on Pennsylvania Ave. results in a homecoming for its owners.
Rad Lands Co. and Whimsy Day Photography are located at 428 Pennsylvania Ave. W.
Owners Jenna and Cody Winebarger are originally from Warren County.
“We moved away for the duration of Cody’s Air
Home prices and rent alike have skyrocketed over the past couple of years. According to Redfin, the typical asking rent in the U.S. topped $2,000 for the first time in May.
Savvy homeowners have options to ease the financial burden of high housing costs while making money for themselves in the process.
Some may not know what house hacking