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You may never have heard of this Dorset company, but its Made in Vermont wood products are found in kitchens all over the world. More>>
Many American companies say competition from manufacturers in Asia is hurting their bottom line. But in a reversal of that, Japan is helping one Made in Vermont brand stay in business. More>>
Along with products like stone and dairy, wood is one of Vermont's signature items. And now a new school hopes to strengthen that reputation. It teaches students the skills to produce furniture. More>>
With the cold weather settling in, a Stowe manufacturer is very busy. More>>
With the winter heating season just about upon us a Morrisville company is very busy. It makes log splitters. The product is also a survival mechanism so the business can stay open. More>>
A performer in the Upper Valley is gearing up for one of his favorite holidays: Halloween More>>
With Halloween just four weeks away, an Essex Junction businesswoman is very busy. More>>
Good old-fashioned maple candy has been supersized. It's in honor of Lake Champlain and the lake's most famous resident. More>>
A craftsman from Townshend needs to keep his skills and his tools very sharp. More>>
Some people have called an agricultural landmark near Brattleboro the "Shelburne Farms of Southern Vermont." But it's actually much older. And its goal is promote products that are Made in Vermont. More>>
The patrons coming to the Champlain Valley Fair actually are part of the event going green. More>>
Channel 3 will be at the Champlain Valley Fair, covering events and meeting with viewers. We're giving out free crayons and coloring books to people who visit our booth. And of course those coloring books are Made in Vermont. More>>
With back-to-school time just around the corner, a lot of kids will be asked "What did you do this summer?" A teenager from Williston can say he stayed busy running his own business. More>>
A Chittenden County jewelry designer takes inspiration from his personal history. More>>
A Chittenden County businessman thinks he has a way to make the feeling of county fair time last all year long. More>>
Health statistics show Americans continue struggling with weight gain and obesity. Now a woman from Fairfax is doing what she can to encourage those people to get moving. More>>
Lake Champlain is an icon to members of this region's creative community and it has been a strong brand contributor to all sorts of products that are Made in Vermont. More>>
If you've ever played bocce or horseshoes you'll probably get the gist of VKing. A Burlington couple is manufacturing the new lawn game. More>>
A Northeast Kingdom businesswoman claims the apron is no longer just for your grandmother. More>>
A lot of mothers will tell you it's awfully hard to find clothes you feel comfortable in when you're pregnant. More>>
The third in line for the United Kingdom's throne wore a shirt that was Made in Vermont. More>>
Some people believe maple syrup can help "cleanse" your system for weight loss and other benefits. More>>
The success of Vermont maple syrup producers trickles over to other industries. More>>
One industry estimate suggests Americans buy 90-million pounds of marshmallow every year. Prime time for the sweet is Easter. More>>
As maple syrup producers work on this season's crop, the next generation of sugarers is practicing their skills. More>>
Despite the headlines of layoffs and cutbacks in this recession, there are positive economic stories to report. More>>
A South Burlington business really makes people smile. They do very precise work that mixes art and science. More>>
This region is perhaps best known for its farm, stone, and wood products, but there's more to Vermont businesses. There is an innovative high-tech sector here. More>>
A Vermont manufacturer is 20 years old this year. It caters to a specialized athletic market. More>>
A Burlington woman has been working as a chocolatier for more than 25 years. More>>
The deepening recession has a lot of people looking at ways they can re-use what they already have. More>>
Normally, it takes months before products hit the market. But with businesses looking to cash in on the presidential inauguration, they couldn't afford to wait. More>>
The upcoming presidential inauguration has spawned a flurry of merchandise production. More>>
Owners' tendencies to spoil their animals with human food is motivating a Southern Vermont company. More>>
They're not healthy, but cigars are popular for birth announcements and holiday parties, especially at New Year's. More>>
Egg nog is a favorite taste of the season but a Northeast Kingdom company is encouraging you to try a new nog. More>>
Traditional Christmas decorations have one small Northeast Kingdom business very busy. More>>
A craftsman produces traditional rustic furniture and accessories using deer and moose antlers. More>>
A Made in Vermont tool that helps Americans who are living overseas vote. More>>
A creative partnership in the Burlington area has created thousands of pieces of art. More>>
The Champlain Valley Fair can connect people with businesses they never knew about and show them things still really are made by hand. More>>
Many kids head back to school soon and that means a Brandon company is busy. It specializes in tools to help teachers. More>>
A program in Burlington aims to build brighter futures for its participants. More>>
Wine's popularity has inspired a growing industry of accessories, including one creative device that's Made in Vermont. More>>
The popularity of customized cars and bikes has boomed in recent years. We'll show you some flashy vehicles that are Made in Vermont. More>>
Drivers can display their appreciation for Lake Champlain on their car's front bumper. More>>
A growing Vermont business has carved out its own niche in cutting boards and is now winning national attention. More>>
Under each cap of Magic Hat beer, there's a slogan. Some are silly, some insightful, many are nonsensical. But all are "Made in Vermont." More>>
How Made in Vermont license plates help drive positive change for prison inmates. More>>
Whether it's because of fuel prices or just growing awareness, more and more people are becoming environmentalists. Read about a Topsham woman's cottage industry. More>>
A Barre pottery business has a big following internationally, but many people in Vermont haven't heard of these products. More>>
We often tell you how Vermont is a leader in the food industry. But not just on the farm, in other sectors of the business community too. More>>
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