There are three ways a racer can make it into the Sunday’s Superstar start house at the Killington, Audi FIS World Cup.
The television antenna atop Mount Mansfield has been fixed, restoring over-the-air broadcasts for the NBC and CBS TV stations in Burlington.
South Burlington resident David Shiman has dedicated his life to human rights. On Nov. 22, he was recognized for that service with a Lifetime Achievement Award from Human Rights Educators U.S.A.
Going on two years old, the Community Outreach program through the Howard Center is growing as quickly as a child of the same age. So much so, that starting Dec. 2, the outreach specialists expanded their service from eight to 11-and-a-half hours per day, Mondays through Fridays.
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Space is the final frontier, the realm of science fiction, of futurist ponderings, an endless star-speckled darkness where few humans have been but countless millions have stared into since the beginning of time.
The newly minted and merged Lamoille South school district is preparing its first operating budget.
Recent community brainstorming sessions about economic development are starting to have an impact on the Shelburne selectboard’s work.
A Shelburne man who went to prison for 18 months for mail fraud, money laundering and making false statements to a U.S. probation officer, may get off federal supervision early due to good behavior.
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Around 8:30 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 2, this moving truck stopped moving, stuck when it struck the overpass on Bay Road in Shelburne. The driver, Michael Lestrange, was ticketed for failure to obey traffic control devices. Recently, the selectboard has addressed issues with this spot, but those …
Inside a nondescript building on Demeritt Place in Waterbury, a large whiteboard covers most of an office wall. Scrawled in blue, green, purple and brown markers are more than a hundred names and numbers, ranging from a couple of hundred thousand to over a billion.
Darkness falls earlier and earlier this month, but downtown Waterbury will shine on Saturday night during the 10th annual River of Light parade.
To the annals of underdog stories, alongside David and Goliath, the 1980 USA Olympic team’s Miracle on Ice, the 1969 Mets, the 2004 Boston Red Sox and other longshot victories, inscribe “Responsible Growth Hinesburg versus Hannaford.”
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The Champlain Valley Union High School rowing teams raced in Boston Harbor Nov. 23 as part of the Northeast Regional Youth Open-Water Rowing Championships.
Attorney General TJ Donovan is urging Vermonters to express opposition to a proposal that would cut food stamps in the state.
Killington Ski Resort’s streak of hosting audience-attracting World Cup racing seemed unstoppable, with an initial 30,000 spectators in 2016 climbing to 35,000 in 2017 and 39,000 in 2018.
David Edleson, rabbi at South Burlington’s Temple Sinai, planned to start the 3SquaresVT Challenge on Sunday, Nov. 17. Then he slipped up and bought a salad at Panera Bread.
Rusty Gregory, CEO of Sugarbush Resort’s new parent company, knew his audience was worried that corporate ownership would change the nature of the ski area that drives their local economy.
A task force will recommend changing the structure and the mandate of the Vermont State Board of Education.
“Santaland Diaries” by writer and satirist David Sedaris, starring Jason Lorber and directed by Margo Whitcomb, comes to the Grange Hall Cultural Center, 317 Howard Ave., Waterbury Center, on Saturday, Dec. 14, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 15, at 2 p.m. The show exposes the underbelly of li…
Across Roads Center for the Arts brings Strife & Joy, with live-looping artist Emma Back, to the Grange Hall Cultural Center, 317 Howard Ave., Waterbury Center, for an evening of music on Friday, Dec. 13, at 7:30 p.m. Back is a classically and jazz-trained violinist and vocalist. She use…
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