Zanevia Wilcox arrived late to the Statehouse lawn on July 25. When she stepped onto the scene two rallies were already in full swing: one in support of law enforcement, the other a counter protest in support of Black lives.
The world feels more and more like an episode of “Survivor” the longer the COVID-19 pandemic ravages the globe – so why not channel angst into something productive?
April 1 was a great day for a bike ride.Or maybe it wasn’t.It’s hard to remember.
South Burlington Firefighters found a mother in distress when they responded to a call on Tilley Drive at around 5 p.m. on July 15.
Feeling over-Zoomed and under-connected in the struggle to maintain a coronavirus-free home? Looking for a socially distanced communal activity? Just wanting to have some creative fun?
One of the insignificant impacts of COVID-19 are the new hairstyles many are sporting after months of sheltering in place. From unexpected mullets to shaggy beards, staying at home has changed what many see in the mirror.
At 86 years old, Madeleine Kunin looks back at her life and wishes she had done more.
After two strikes at the ballot, a revised South Burlington School District budget proposal passed muster with voters on Aug. 11.
Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman, a Progressive/Democrat, will face off against Republican Gov. Phil Scott in the November general election after scoring a victory over the three other candidates in the Democratic gubernatorial primary on Tuesday.
The 13 Democratic candidates vying for six Chittenden County Senate seats raised a combined $270,000 in the current election cycle, according to campaign finance disclosures filed Aug 1.
Headed to a general election ballot near you are all four incumbent state representatives from South Burlington.
The South Burlington Business Association is updating its members weekly regarding which businesses are open, what hours, and which services are being provided. Members should send this information to the SBBA if they want it posted.
South Burlington schools look a little different this year.
Students will show up on their first day with new backpacks, sneakers – and masks.
As part of its “Ready, Set, Kindergarten” initiative, the Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains are hosting summer webinars to help gir…
Kaiden Fisher may not be able to drive on the roads, but he is making a name for himself on the racetrack.
South Burlington High School had a graduation like never before on Friday, June 12. Many decorated their caps with hints of their next steps. With a drive-in audience and screen of jumbo proportions, students, families and the school community aren’t likely to forget this one.
Now that the June-bearing strawberry season has passed, there are things that we can do to g…
The Vermont Student Assistance Corporation offers college access programs for adults, helps …
As Mother Nature continues to turn up the heat, here are some garden suggestions. Along with the high temperatures, there has been little rain…
Beach closures, cyanobacteria blooms, bacteria contamination: our lakes are stressed and it’s affecting our recreation, our health, and our ec…
I am writing in support of the school budget. My children have been very lucky to receive an excellent education in South Burlington from elem…
As we prepare to vote on a third school district budget vote on or before Aug. 11, I urge South Burlington voters to consider the direct impac…
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