The University of Vermont Medical Center has tentatively set its sights on South Burlington for a new outpatient surgery center to replace the shuttered Fanny Allen campus.
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A discussion that started more than three decades ago reached its epilogue at 180 Market Street Friday afternoon, July 23, with the opening of South Burlington’s City Center.
A six-foot-tall glass clock — face swirling with maple leaves, stars and mountains — overlooks the top of the staircase in the new South Burlington Public Library. Commissioned by the public art selection committee, the clock tells more than just the time.
Ling Jiang gestures around her new living room: she’ll put the couch on the side wall, the TV on the opposite one near the stairs and the dining room table next to the kitchen.
Food trucks, lawn games and South Burlington police officers joined the fun at SoBu Nite Out last Thursday, the summer’s first.
School’s out, creemee stands are bustling, tomato plants are shooting up, neighbors are slapping watermelon on barbecues and slip n’ slides are slinking out of storage — it’s summer.
Travia Childs wished a youth center existed in South Burlington when her son was in high school. He was shy and didn’t build many lasting relationships. Many other local students she’s spoken to don’t feel like they can be themselves or feel safe talking about their experiences at school — especially youth of color.
Nola Scott fears how her life will be affected by the changing climate. The South Burlington resident and University of Vermont student spoke up at a recent city council meeting to ask officials to act at the local level to counteract climate change.
South Burlington city councilors lent their support to a housing project planned for the O’Brien Farm, including 79 permanently affordable apartments, although they stressed their hope that developers would prioritize environmentally conscious building in their plans.
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A South Burlington man who police say brandished an AK-47 rifle and made threats against his former partner has been jailed.
South Burlington police arrested two Maryland men after finding about 10 ounces of cocaine in what police suspect to be a drug trafficking operation.
PC Construction of South Burlington made a $5,000 donation to a foundation dedicated to supporting contractors’ families affected by worksite deaths of a loved ones.
July 18 at 12:27 p.m., police trespassed an individual at the University Mall.
The South Burlington Dolphins Youth Football Program celebrates 55 years on Sunday, Aug. 8, 1-5 p.m., JC Park, Patchen Road, adjacent to the Dolphin locker rooms at 1234 Williston Road behind Zachary’s Pizza.
SoBu Nite Out continues tonight, July 29, with Quadra, Veteran’s Memorial Park, from 5-8 p.m.
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Upcoming events at the South Burlington Public Library.
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