Aviation has a rich history in Vermont, and this issue of Livin’ celebrates 100 years of air flight in Vermont. With over 10 different articles devoted to the past, present, and future of flying in Vermont, it is the most comprehensive look at the topic ever assembled.

Eat Pete? Pete the moose has gained a popular following in the state of Vermont, but there are those who believe there is a solid reason the law should be obeyed, and Pete should be put down.

In one small Vermont community country craftsmanship is reaching a new level thanks to the Vermont Woodworking School. Also in this issue, Livin’ examines the cost of a view, and if it is really worth the price tag.

Some people love it, others hate it, but few will argue that the more snow the better for Vermont, economically speaking any way. Also in this issue, a detailed look at Vermont’s metal truss bridges in the shadow of the Champlain Bridge disaster.