In 1967, Alan Rubel traveled from his home in Barre to Montreal to visit a cousin. While there, he spotted a dark-haired beauty who changed his life forever.
Paul Stone has walked just about every inch of his 800-acre farm in Orwell. This week, he’s putting in a few more steps. Thirty-eight thousand gobblers at Stonewood Farm will soon become the centerpiece of Thanksgiving meals all over the Northeast.
The colors of Stowe in October -- green grass, amber leaves, and above the clouds, there’s a sprinkle of the white stuff. Snow is what cross-country skier Trina Hosmer and her crew of masters are training for.
In downtown Morrisville, there’s a landmark. Once a church, in more recent times it has served as a senior center. And a few weeks ago it was renamed in honor of Super Senior Gloria Wing.
This Vermont Super Senior says she's going to bike to heaven, but she's got a long road ahead of her before then. Our Joe Carroll takes you along as he tries to keep up with Lindy Millington.
Addison County attorney Peter Langrock loves his land and the animals on the farm he shares with his wife in Salisbury. And at 85, he still runs an active law practice out of his Middlebury office.
What’s a fair without food? Seventy-year-old Pat Brennan and his dad Tom started The Bloomin’ Onion in 1993. It’s an easy menu remember - just a deep-fried whole onion with a side of special sauce.
A few years ago, it would have been unthinkable for this Vermont Super Senior to be in the business he's in now. He rarely speaks about it, but he did with our Joe Carroll.
There’s a bit of racket happening on a normally quiet street in Colchester as a group of Super Seniors with Habitat for Humanity are building a new home.
At a quarry lake in Poultney, Dick Walker takes his golden retrievers Martin and Merlin for a swim. It’s a quiet respite for a hot summer day, but what lies around the corner is another story.
When Monique Zeigler first entered St. Ann Catholic Church in Milton, something was lacking. Twenty-eight stained glass panels -- and five years later -- the Super Senior shows her faith for all to see.
Eighty-eighty-year-old Dave Pash -- affectionately known as “Bunker Dave” -- is out five days a week working as the groundskeeper at Montague Golf Course.
Super Senior Dick Thut grew up in Chicago sneaking into Wrigley Field to watch the Cubs play. But it wasn't until he retired that baseball became a hit. Our Joe Carroll explains.
At White River Valley Middle School in Bethel, there’s the traditional classroom. And then just up the hill, there’s a more earthy education with 75-year-old outdoor education teacher Bonna Wieler.
Just off the track at Lake Region Union High School, there’s a dedication honoring Pete Davis' past. But the 80-year-old's dedication to coaching races on.
For close to seven decades, Super Senior Claire Duke has kept a secret from her family -- she wanted to go to college. This week, she got formal recognition from the school she always wanted to attend.
It's a family affair at Tuck’s Garage in Northfield. Reggie Tucker and his son work together to repair cars. And with the coming warmer weather, they’ll soon be hitting the race track together, too.
Eighty-seven-year-old Larry Hathaway loves his craft. He starts with a blank panel of wood, creating something from nothing. It could be an analogy of his life.
Even as a child, Gwen Allard was drawn to the mountains. Now at 85, the Super Senior is looking back on her career as a pioneer of adaptive skiing in the United States.
Winter is taking its sweet time leaving the Northeast Kingdom, but there is one sure sign of spring -- the sap is starting to run on Butch Greaves’ 188 acres in Walden.
Ninety-one-year-old Janet Schurink has spent most of her life on a Shaftsbury hillside after emigrating to the U.S. from Holland after the war. And even after two broken hips, the riding instructor and horse expert rarely slows down.
Seventy-six-year-old Israel Mac is the second generation to run Mac Equipment and Steel Company in Rutland. His family came to Vermont after leaving Austria following the Holocaust.
Ed Blechner's days of dog mushing are over. Now, the 75-year-old and his wife have time to take care of their aging team and reflect on a nearly 50-year sled dog career.
Debbie Boyce, a long-time EMT and foster care advocate, is a regular on Rutland community access station PEG-TV, dispensing public safety tips and other life-affirming messages.
The Seven Super Seniors at the Double E Performance Center are in their 70s and have been playing together for years, but this is the first time they're recording an album together.
2022 Super Seniors Holiday Special: Joe Carroll shares stories of people from all over Vermont and the North Country whose lives and experiences have lessons for us all.
