South Burlington’s staff will face a shakeup next June, when City Manager Kevin Dorn and Deputy City Manager Tom Hubbard retire.
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At 8:46 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 11, members of the South Burlington Fire and Police Departments joined together to remember and honor those who served — and those who were lost — in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which happened 19 years ago.
Fresh outfits were laid out, lunches packed and masks were at the ready as South Burlington students prepared themselves for the first day of school. We caught up with a few locals to see how their return to the classroom looked and felt.
One broken heart mended many others when Vermont musicians teamed up to reimagine and record the tune, “Make it Better,” by Champlain Valley Union High School alumna Francesca Blanchard.
Lawrence Hayes wasn’t the only one with his eye on the sky this month. The whirl of chopper blades has Shelburne residents looking up and scratching their heads of late.
John Welsh didn’t have many hobbies. One day the former Shelburne cop decided to help out at the shoe repair store in Winooski.
Higher Ground is one step closer to a new Burlington space.
Online romance has long been a minefield. But a global pandemic put first dates on Zoom, an ironically named application for those seeking fast affection.
Sept. 6, 7:14 p.m., Kyle Michael Maskell, 32, address not provided, was cited for domestic assault on Dorset Street.
Coronavirus: South Burlington Business Operations
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.
As a teenager, Kathleen Kilbourne had no experience in education, much less in special education. But when her cousin invited her to volunteer…
The sounds may be muffled, but they are back. The smacking of field hockey sticks, the striking of soccer balls, the sneakers hitting the track.
Masks, lawn chairs and — violins? Oh my! The Craftsbury Chamber Players took to South Burlin…
The Poartry Project, an organization that creates opportunities for people to share their ex…
While 2020 is a year like no other, that first evening chill and the initial hint of color in the trees signify fall is, once again, on its way.
I’ve served as a proud Democrat in the State Senate since 1985. I was brought up a Democrat, my father served in the House of Representatives …
My reasons for voting for David Zuckerman were well articulated in an article that appeared in The Other Paper on Aug. 28. I knew and admired …
Here we are folks. After the summer that wasn’t, September slipped into our lives like a weekend guest who seemingly arrives early and plans t…
Policy decisions regarding education and child care are gendered. That is a fact that must not be ignored. As public schools in Vermont reopen…
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