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 ...
South Burlington man arrested on child pornography charges
A South Burlington man is facing a life sentence in prison after he was arrested for reportedly enticing minors to produce child sexual abuse material, federal officials said.
Republican victories crack Democrats’ veto-proof majority in Vermont Statehouse
Senate President Pro Tem Phil Baruth attended a somber election night event held by the Vermont Democratic Party in South Burlington. He said in an interview that his party will need to reckon with the results. They voted for balance, and they voted for ...
Graffiti Ordinance Sparks First Amendment Concerns in Burlington
A proposed law would let residents sue people who deface public property with hateful messages. Attorneys say the measure would infringe on free speech rights.
Bernie Sanders, Gerald Malloy hit the polls, encourage Vermonters to vote
While both men differ on a number of key issues, the candidates agreed that Vermonters need to cast their votes and make their voices heard this Election Day.
Electric Aircraft Manufacturer Beta Lands $300M Qatar-Led Investment
The Qatar Investment Authority, a sovereign wealth fund, is the latest Middle Eastern state-owned entity to fund the technology.
Akwesasne Mohawk police charge teen with aggravated assault
The teen, whose identity cannot be released under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, was charged with aggravated assault. Police did not provide information on the teen’s custodial status; as the incident occurred in the Quebec portion of Akwesasne Mohawk Territory, the charges are likely to be heard in Valleyfield court.
Taking a final look into campaign finance before Nov. 5
In the 2022 election, Scott ended up with a 47-point spread against then challenger Brenda Siegel, who ran a spirited campaign that spent $167,000 to unseat the popular Republican governor.
Vermont aerospace company raises millions to further EV aircraft expansion
BETA Technologies in Burlington, Vermont has announced new investments in the company that will further its expansion in electric aviation.
School districts differ with changing student enrollment
Two neighboring school districts in Chittenden County — Champlain Valley School District and South Burlington School District — have seen conflicting enrollment trends over the last five years.
5 arrested in Burlington on assault charges, police say
Five people were arrested in Burlington earlier this month following a monthslong investigation into an assault downtown that left two people injured.
Man robs credit union on Shelburne Road, police seek public’s help
South Burlington police are investigating a robbery at the EastRise Credit Union on Shelburne Road on Tuesday, Oct. 29, around 4:52 p.m.
From the Publisher: GoPro Bro
Burlington native Peter Santenello took a sensationalized stroll through the city and posted it on YouTube, attracting international attention.
Burlington's Green Mountain Book Festival to return for its fourth year
The Queen City's literary tradition returns on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 with a lineup of panelists, writing workshops and special events.
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
Friends of the South Burlington Library provides valuable support
Oct. 20-26 is National Friends of Libraries Week, and South Burlington is lucky to have its own Friends of the Library organization. In fact, the group recently celebrated its 50th
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.
Newspaper publisher, editor passes baton to next generation
For the past 12 years, Greg has served as publisher and editor of the newspaper company, which includes five newspapers — The Stowe Reporter, News and Citizen, Shelburne News, The Citizen and The Other Paper of South Burlington — and their associated websites, Stowe Weddings, and Stowe magazine.
A day at the Burlington Farmers Market
The Burlington Farmers Market is an essential part of a weekend in Burlington. I remember my first year at UVM trekking down to Pine Street every week to escape campus for a few hours. Meandering through each row of tents and learning about what each vendor had to offer reminded me of why supporting
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.
‘Romeo, Juliet, and the Firebird’: The VSO up close and personal at the ballet
Prokofiev’s ballet “Romeo and Juliet,” Op. 64, was first composed in 1935, but was substantially revised for its 1940 Soviet premiere. Prokofiev realized three suites from score and another for solo piano. Suite No. 2 was completed in 1936.
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 will appeal health care regulator’s orders
The Green Mountain Care Board ordered the University of Vermont Medical Center to cut charges to private insurance for patient care and limited how much it can grow its budget. Now, the Burlington hospital will challenge those orders.
Windham County man charged in gun case
A Windham County convicted felon has been charged by federal authorities after they say they found three firearms in his home during a raid Tuesday.
Dedalus to close wine stores in Burlington and Stowe
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - A staple for wine lovers in Burlington and Stowe is closing its doors. Dedalus announced Wednesday that it is closing. They did not give any reasons why, or when. They also did not immediately return calls for comment.
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.
Ticket Scammers Are Increasingly Sophisticated in Duping Fans
The practices overcharge consumers, cheat artists and cost presenters time, money and their reputations. And many of them are legal in Vermont.
Three-alarm fire displaces all residents at Burlington apartment building
The residents in all eight of the apartments in the building were displaced due to the fire and water damage from the blaze. No surrounding buildings were impacted.
Taste of late summer early this week
Clouds increase late on Wednesday, before a cold front brings a round of showers Wednesday night into early Thursday. Behind the front, much cooler air will shift in. More seasonable temperatures are expected Thursday through next weekend, with highs in the 50s. No significant rain is in the forecast.
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
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
3 candidates vie for Vermont House in Grand Isle-Chittenden District
As Election Day approaches, Milton residents are gearing up to cast their votes in the Vermont House elections across three districts: Grand Isle-Chittenden, Chittenden-Franklin and Chittenden-25.
No arrests yet: Waterbury shooting leaves one dead, another injured
One man is dead and another was seriously injured in a shooting at the Kneeland Flats Mobile Home Park early Monday morning in Waterbury Center, according to Vermont State Police.