My titles include Projects Editor at Vermont Life magazine and Reader-Athlete Editor at Vermont Sports. I enjoy writing about travel, fitness, food and culture. Please feel free to contact me at mail (at) skybarsch.com.
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Vermont Life Spring 2010 Stroke of Genius Get Started: Sculling This Season Burlington Free Press Vermont Filmmaker Edits Sundance Contender -- Jan. 21, 2010 Vermonter's Film Wins Sundance Award -- Feb. 4, 2010 Vermont Sports The History of the Craftsbury Outdoor Center -- January 2010 Vermont's Best Apres-Ski Spots -- February 2010 Vermont Life Autumn 2009 Mountain biking shifts into high gear in Vermont
East Burke finds new life as a mountain biking mecca
A Vermont philanthropist is betting that by funding art, he can fuel discussion about the future of the state Outdoor Recreation: Roller Skiing Roller skiing is a fun way to tune up for winter skiing while enjoying the beauty of autumn
Places to go and things to do this autumn Autumn is turkey time in Vermont, naturally Older Work When my fiancé and I hit New York City for an indulgent, romantic weekend in the spirit of Big Apple excess, we decide to spare nothing. Cleveland Magazine, March 2009
Vermont Life Spring 2009 5 River Rides
Take your bike by a rushing river, and say goodbye to all that snow! Best Sellers Draft Choice Outdoor Recreation: Get Started Pond Skimming This Season
Vermont Life Winter 2008-09 Art, Agriculture and Alchemy Scythe Today, Ski Tomorrow Getaways: A Touch of the Tropics Outdoor Recreation: Get Started This Season
Vermont Life Autumn 2008 Rock Solid Get Started: Disc Golf This Season Vermont Sports Skiing in Solitude There’s no rental shack, no waxing stations, not even a vending machine at the Mount Hor ski trails. But if you just want to ski, then this is the place to be.  Hunting Season's Safe Havens How to stay outdoors in deer season November 2008 A Training Plan for the Craftsbury Marathon Ready to take on the race? Dr. Peter Harris shares a training plan to get you to the finish line. November 2008 How to Hike the Long Trail More stories in Vermont Sports Rutland Herald & Barre-Montpelier Times Argus For richer? How about for thriftier? Burlington Free PressCost-savings tips for a beautiful and original Vermont wedding Aug. 10, 2008 Ole! It's flamenco Flamenco heats up in Vermont July 13, 2008 What was life here like before cars, fridges and washers? If you ever wished you could climb into a time machine set in reverse, next weekend's Vermont History Expo is the next best thing. June 15, 2008 In a real fix Who can you trust to work on your computer? May 4, 2008 After Dark: Feist impression Canadian indie-pop queen Leslie Feist performs at Shelburne Museum -- but it reminded me too much of her show last year at the Flynn July 9, 2008 Escape city traffic for the Kingdom's calm shores A road trip on a tank of gas July 24, 2008 Rejuvenating Rides Vermont Life - Spring 2008 Cover Story Ease into Spring with these 10 out-of-the-ordinary rides. With Oil Prices Rising, Wood Makes a Comeback The New York Times - Feb. 19, 2008 NEWPORT, Vt. — As a child, Brian Cook remembers hurling wood into the big orange boiler his father bought during the oil crisis of the late 1970s, helping feed the fire that provided heat and hot water to his family. This Season The best events happening this summer in Vermont Vermont Life, Summer 2008 Helping Hands Vermont Life Summer issue. Reporting to accompany photos of Mexican farm workers in Vermont. The Convert Vermont Sports - April 2008 It was a real love triangle. I loved Josh, Mesa loved Josh, and he loved both of us. Mesa and I? Not so much. This Season - Spring 2008 Vermont Life - Spring 2008 10 can't-miss events around the Green Mountain State. The Memory of Ashley Whippet is Celebrated in Stowe Vermont Sports - April 2008 While Ashley has entered the marrow bone gates of doggy heaven, his owner, Alex Stein of Stowe continues to actively promote the sport and judge Disc competitions around the world. Panel finds breast-feeding discrimination Burlington Free Press - March 28, 2008 MONTPELIER -- A Vermont Human Rights Commission found Thursday that Freedom Airlines discriminated against Emily Gillette, a mother who was removed from a Delta/Freedom airlines flight departing Burlington International Airport after she refused a flight attendant's order to cover up while breast-feeding. Investigator finds evidence of breast-feeding discrimination Burlington Free Press - March 27, 2008 A Vermont Human Rights Commission investigator has found reasonable grounds that Freedom Airlines discriminated against Emily Gillette, the mother who was removed from a Delta/Freedom airlines flight departing Burlington International Airport after she refused a flight attendant's order to cover up while breast-feeding. A warmer winter wonderland Sunday Rutland Herald and Barre-Montpelier Times Argus- Feb. 10, 2008 Skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling and ice fishing are mainstays of the Vermont culture and boons to the state's economy. But what if Vermont lost these key industries? What if the climate changed so that it was too warm for snow - even man-made snow? Two reports detail the consequences. Queue up for Curling Vermont Sports - Feb. 1, 2008. A growing number of curling enthusiasts meet every Saturday in Morrisville to sweep the floors. Wish you were here? Sunday Rutland Herald - Jan. 20, 2008 To find out where Vermonters' favorite hot spots are, we checked in with several local tourism experts. Organist lends skill to small congregation Burlington Free Press - Jan. 20, 2008 EAST CRAFTSBURY --An organ helped launch the East Craftsbury Presbyterian Church 101 years ago, so it's only fitting that an organ with such importance to its parish be played by capable hands. And by all accounts, it is. Constable's ticketing draws ire from town Burlington Free Press - Jan. 13, 2008 BRIGHTON -- From online snowmobile forums to real-life pub chat, type or say the words "Island Pond constable" and be prepared for an onslaught of cursing and spitting. Give the Green Mountains Rutland Herald and Barre-Montpelier Times Argus - Dec. 9, 2007 We went to the real-people experts - fellow Vermonters with a variety of interests - for advice on what to give this holiday season. Wind War Rages On Caledonian-Record - Nov. 23, 2007 BARTON -- The war over wind raged on this week, as the Barton area's Ladies Improvement Society pressed the Barton Select Board for any means to stop commercial wind development in town. Down to earth: NU geologists work the globe for class material Norwich.edu - Nov. 9, 2007 |
