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Audiences were treated to a magical and memorable production of the classic musical “Little Shop of Horrors” Nov. 18-20 by the South Burlington High School drama department.
Sit by a gingerbread fireplace, walk through a tunnel of blue or hang out with a giant penguin in Veterans Memorial Park this Friday: Spark the Park is back.
The South Burlington Democrats joined together to honor Helen Head, a former South Burlington representative for 16 years, with a bench in her honor. Christened at a celebration last week, the bench is stationed on the north side of Market Street near City Hall, awaiting neighborly chats, book-readers, and tired feet.
The student justice union was one of the first clubs Nyasha Rutanhira joined when she entered South Burlington High School. At the end of her sophomore year, she ran for union president and now, as a junior, she’s spearheaded a school policy against slurs in the school community.
Each Veteran's Day edition of The Other Paper features a pictorial tribute to local Veterans.
For some on South Burlington’s new climate action task force, the fate of their kids and grandkids is in danger. For others, equity and housing are integral to saving the planet.
Two proposed apartment buildings could bring 94 new units, as many as 79 of them affordable units, to Kennedy Drive in South Burlington, but the development review board seemed less than enthused when the developers presented an overhauled version of their initial design.
Nov. 21 at 1:55 p.m., police assisted with a mental health issue on Dorset Street.
As a lawyer, Kelsey Peterson has mostly worked on the adversarial side of land use, but as South Burlington’s new city planner she’s excited to build up rather than tear down.
Imagine walking or biking across I-89 without the fear of a speeding car careening into the sidewalk. A $9.7 million federal grant could finally make South Burlington’s dream of a protected pedestrian bridge a reality, officials announced last week.
South Burlington City Council chair Helen Riehle hopes to inject $1 million pandemic recovery dollars into the housing trust fund, though it’s unclear how officials plan to spend their federal money and if storing it in the city’s housing trust fund is the best option.
Three seats will be up for grabs on the South Burlington School Board next year following recent announcements from two members that they will…
The following students from Shelburne were named to the summer 2021 honors list at the Community College of Vermont: Paolo Ciampa, Christi Koe…
Before heading to the goal for the penalty kick shootout that would decide the Division I girls’ tournament championship, South Burlington goalkeeper Mercedes Rozzi took out a piece of paper and studied.
Common Good Vermont is hosting a virtual legislative warm-up Wednesday, Dec. 15, 9 a.m.-2 p.…
Bella Voce Women’s Chorus is back with its traditional holiday concerts, Saturday, Dec. 4, 7…
South Burlingtonians joined Vermonters from across the state in the running of the 45th Gree…
The 5th Ugly Sweater 5K on Sunday, Dec. 12, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., starts and ends at Frederick H. …
This year, we have much to be thankful for, though we know at least 406 families did not have a loved one at the Thanksgiving table due to a p…
I found the article “Students say no to slurs” a bit concerning.
The $15 million price tag — $9 million from the federal government — for a new bridge for bicyclists at the Williston Road cloverleaf is an in…
As you may have seen in last week’s edition of The Other Paper, three of five seats on the South Burlington School Board will be open when vot…
I want to thank the Vermont Agency of Transportation and everyone else involved in the South Burlington Shelburne Road lighting project.
Our debt is accelerating and exceeds the size of our economy. Both political parties are at fault. There will be disastrous consequences.
When I was 11, I was playing on the floor one Sunday morning in our living room while my father was on the couch reading the paper. We lived i…
The South Burlington City Council will soon vote on new land development regulations that will determine the future of our community’s remaini…
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