Glover News

You probably know about the usual suspects: You've strolled the lush grounds of the Shelburne Museum, gazed up at the planetarium at the Fairbanks Museum and boned up on state history at the Vermont History Museum.

Historic warmth in March slashed this year's U.S. maple syrup output as much as 40 percent as sugar maple trees, which need freezing temperatures at night to sustain sap production, dried up early or largely produced bad-tasting syrup.

Yeah, I know it feels like the middle of summer out there today, but it's still only the first week of spring.