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Building united fronts against Trump

Some of the community meetings called for by the national online meeting on 7 November are starting to happen.

Weekenders: Burlington

Luckily, whether you’re dreaming of biking alongside a beautiful lake, hiking up a lookout tower, indulging in gelato and crepes or playing trivia at a brewery, Burlington, Vt. has it all. Located just an hour and a half from Hanover, this friendly ...

Man arrested for DUI after crashing into telephone pole in Waitsfield

A Burlington man was arrested for driving under the influence after crashing his vehicle into a telephone pole early Saturday morning. Vermont State Police responded to a single-vehicle crash at the intersection of Vermont Route 100 and Vermont Route 17 in Waitsfield at 5:17 a.

Brattleboro community center, emotional support program proposed with opioid settlement funds

A committee tasked with recommending opioid settlement funded projects to the Legislature is considering a proposal for a community center tied to a new emotional support program in

Vermont H.S. playoff scores for Oct. 26: See how your favorite team fared

This article originally appeared on Burlington Free Press: Vermont high school playoff scores for Saturday, Oct. 26

Two bodies found on South Wardsboro Road

The Vermont State Police are investigating the deaths of two people whose bodies were found Friday evening. The scene has been secured as police investigators process the evidence.

Commentary: Are we missing a culture of safety

For those of you who have read my columns these past two-plus decades, you may recall my writing about leadership. The articles appeared in 2005, 2012, and once more in

This Vermonter amassed a legendary comic book collection. Some of the rarest ones are up for sale

Christine Farrell, who owned Burlington’s Earth Prime Comics, is believed to be the first person to have a complete collection of everything published by DC Comics. Her collection starts in 1935 and includes the first appearances of Superman,

Colchester School District asks voters to approve $115M bond to modernize its aging schools

It's the first time the district has asked voters to support upgrades of this magnitude, the district superintendent said.

Electric wheels

The South Burlington Rotary Club officially handed over a new electric van to the South Burlington Food Shelf at an Oct. 15 ceremony at the South Burlington Food Shelf on

Three Patriots selected to play in North/South All-Star Football Classic

A handful of local football players will represent Bennington County during next month’s North/South All-Star Football Classic.

Ban on companies shutting off heat in winter doesn't affect utilities shut off before Nov. 1

Therefore, residents with outstanding bills should make payment arrangements or get financial assistance before then so their service is restored, the state's Public Service Commission said.

WalletHub ranks South Burlington nation’s safest city

According to WalletHub, a personal finance website, South Burlington is the safest city in 2024, in part because of its safe roads.

James Ernest Carter

Jimmy combined his musical acumen and a keen understanding of what would blow the minds of his audience—building his own disco balls, smoke machines, flash bombs and chasing lights surrounding the stage.

Bear-y exciting: Vermont Teddy Bear, Vermont Flannel to open collab store on Church Street

Vermont Teddy Bear and Vermont Flannel have announced the opening of a joint storefront on the Church Street Marketplace in Burlington, coming this winter. The 2,000-square-foot space will be at 72 Church St., formerly home to Kiss the Cook until its ...

UVM Medical Center, regulator clash over enforcement action

The University of Vermont Medical Center alleged that a recent enforcement action by the Green Mountain Care Board will force the hospital to cut care.

Windham County independent launches rare challenge for Vermont House speakership against Jill Krowinski

I'm not afraid to fail, but I'm also not on a fool's errand, and this is not a stunt,” said Rep. Laura Sibilia on Tuesday.

Haunted houses, mazes and hayrides: 3 Halloween things to do in VT this year

With about a week left before Halloween, now is the perfect time to squeeze in a haunted attraction to get in the holiday spirit. However, you don't need to go far - Vermont has plenty of thrilling attractions across the state.

Commentary | Fish: When it comes to complex issues, it takes a village to effect change

There’s much noise being made about a new documentary that hits very close to home. It’s called “They Ruined My Hometown” and it’s done by a native Vermonter, Peter Santenello,

Top dogs gunning for glory in boys soccer

CVU, Harwood, Stowe and Twin Valley have collectively won 45 championships and will bring plenty of moxie into the 2024 boys soccer tournament.

2024 VPA fall sports tournament pairings for soccer, field hockey, volleyball and football

Vermont's fall tournament season gets under way this week with high school soccer, field hockey, volleyball and football playoff games.

New England states are among the safest in the US, new WalletHub report says

New Englanders live in some of the safest parts of the United States, according to a new report released Monday.

Albaugh: Do something before it's too late

I am writing today with urgency and hope, asking you to take immediate action to address the crisis facing families evicted from Vermont’s emergency housing program. As

Vermont Tech Jam: Find a job, a degree program or get inspired

Vermonters looking for a new job that pays the bills or just eager to meet entrepreneurs and leaders building new businesses can do both at the Vermont Tech Jam on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Hula in Burlington.

Burlington mayor, councilors at odds with police chief over police oversight ballot item

The measure, on the November ballot, marks a rare compromise between Progressives and Democrats, but Chief Jon Murad says it’s unnecessary.

Vermont has become one of the easiest places to vote in the country, but gaps remain

While some states have enacted more restrictive voting policies, Vermont has made itself a leader in access to the polls. But that doesn’t mean it’s perfect: Some Vermonters are confused by the changing rules,

Garden club meets, gives talk on floral design

Burlington Garden Club Meeting presents a program on floral design at its monthly meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 1 p.m., at Faith United Methodist Church, 899 Dorset St., South Burlington.

Severance Park project to expand housing and recreation at Severance Corners

The Northeast quadrant of Severance Corners is slated to materialize into 63 acres of residential opportunities and mixed use commercial space on a recreation-centric park.

Developer attempts to pull out of Wheeler Nature Park project

Developers in a years-long battle over development of a 7-acre slice of land next to South Burlington’s Wheeler Nature Park filed a motion in court last week to substitute themselves

House race candidates outline priorities

South Burlington’s House races may be uncontested this General Election, but that isn’t stopping the five candidates from gearing up to hit the ground running come January when the new

Squads make final push before playoffs

Just over four decades ago this was an especially tense time of year for middle-of-the-road soccer teams attempting to sneak into the playoffs by nabbing a victory in their final

State police identify shooting victims

After a second day of investigating Monday’s fatal shooting in Waterbury, Vermont State Police released the names of the two victims in the case: a NH man has died and a Waterbury man remains hospitalized.

Field hockey teams search for late-season success

When Athletes of the Week for The Times Argus and Rutland Herald are selected, field hockey players having the best chance to snatch the accolade are prolific scorers or goalies.

Ballot Item Asks Burlington Voters to Bolster Police Oversight

The proposed charter change has bipartisan support on the city council but is facing pushback from police who fear the model will harm recruitment efforts.

Sweet 16: Vermont International Film Festival director notes this year's must-see movies

More than 40 films at this year's festival include new movie 'The Seed of the Sacred Fig' plus classics such as 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.'

Burlington Electric seeks to buy out city’s wood-burning plant from joint owners

Full ownership of the McNeil Generating Station, officials said on Tuesday, could allow the city to 'change the operating parameters and cut stack emissions' at the plant.

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