The Vermont Air National Guard has named Col. David Shevchik as the next Commander of the 158th Fighter Wing.
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One month after its grand opening the South Burlington Food Shelf has a new sign affixed to its front entrance. The sign was installed on Wednesday Nov. 27, just in time for the holiday season…
South Burlington resident David Shiman has dedicated his life to human rights. On Nov. 22, he was recognized for that service with a Lifetime …
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,…
Preliminary cost estimates on a proposed indoor recreation center at Veterans Memorial Park are in, and they show the total project cost could…
On Monday, Dec. 2, the South Burlington City Council voted 4-0 to appeal a City of Burlington permit related to a Burton Snowboards proposal –…
Hickok & Boardman Financial Planning announced that Jim Donohue, of South Burlington, has joined their firm, bringing with him more than 3…
Bliss Bee, a “fast casual” restaurant, opened the doors to its second location Nov. 25 in South Burlington. Eaters can find it at the new Lark…
Seventh and eighth grade students Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School won the 2019 Vermont Principals’ Association State Spelling Competition, N…
South Burlington High School will soon fill with the sounds of the season. The high school bands will perform a free concert Sunday, Dec. 8. T…
Chamberlin School nurse Kerry Farrell and third grade student Elliana stand with an impressive array of donations at the school’s Thankful Ass…
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Miles Cochrane has never competed for his high school athletic teams.
During his freshman year of high school, Jack Ambrosino was one of two first-year students to make the varsity baseball team. He started to th…
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.
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We asked a group of Chamberlin School students what they were most grateful to have this holiday season. Food was on the mind of some as festi…
Cookies, crafts and coasters, oh my! Shoppers kicked off their holiday spree at the third annual Holiday Bazaar for MS at Frederick H. Tuttle …
The South Burlington Recreation & Parks Department held the annual Community Carving and Pumpkin Glow on Oct. 18 at the Frederick H. Tuttl…
The Board of Trustees of the nonprofit organziation Lund announced Nov. 20 that Barbara Rach…
The Burlington Moose Lodge on Williston Road in South Burlington on Saturday, Nov. 23, made …
The senior class of Rice Memorial High School performs their finale at the school’s 90th yea…
Here’s something I never thought I’d write; the fanny pack is back. That ubiquitous bag that tourists and my mother-in-law wear around their w…
The article “Classrooms under the F-35” (The Other Paper, Nov. 21, 2019) showed school administrators recognizing that the F-35 caused a “paus…
I just read Rep. Pugh’s Legislative Update (The Other Paper, Nov. 27, 2019). I was surprised that she chose to write about “climate change” as…
Next month, legislators return to Montpelier with many pressing issues still in play during this second year of the biennium. I serve on the G…
On March 3, Town Meeting Day, the community will vote on whether to support the construction of a new middle school, high school and physical …
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