Racial and transphobic slurs brought a South Burlington-Burlington girls’ volleyball game to a sudden stop last week.
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High Meadows Fund has made a $6 million gift to diversify farm ownership, accelerate the economic viability of farming, and advance natural climate solutions and ecological health on Vermont farms in partnership with the Vermont Community Foundation and Vermont Land Trust.
John Killacky is a deliverer of ashes, a dancer, a legislator, a filmmaker, a husband, a brother, a meditator, a writer — the list goes on. In South Burlington, he serves as a state representative, but his new book, “because art: commentary, critique and conversation,” offers a raw, personal account of the legislator’s life and career connected through art.
South Burlington public safety officials and community members came out to remember lives lost 20 years ago during a commemorative event at Overlook Park.
A group of former Peace Corps volunteers will be collecting bikes and sewing machines on Saturday, Sept. 25, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Burton parking lot on Queen City Park Road in Burlington.
Steve Milizia insists that the story behind the Sailing Beyond Cancer mural on Farrell Street, which features a deep blue Lake Champlain and a boat powering through the water, is about other people’s stories — he just happens to be in the middle of it.
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Despite less fanfare surrounding release of a coronavirus booster vaccine compared to last spring’s anxious countdown, state medical experts and local doctors are still encouraging eligible folks to sign up for their shot.
Oct. 3, 4:43 a.m., police investigated a suspicious event on Williston Road.
Sept. 30, 12:06 p.m., a tractor trailer rolled over on Interstate 89 near exit 14 in South Burlington, closing the southbound lane for approximately three hours.
Laura Rowntree has been appointed to serve a five-month term on the South Burlington School board following former member Rebecca Day’s sudden…
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The number of kids riding school buses in South Burlington seems to be back to pre-pandemic levels — most adults and teens are vaccinated and …
Catch up on how the South Burlington Wolves did this week.
The Wolves look strong as the postseason starts to come into view. Coaches Adolphe Lumumba and Kelly Knudson deftly deploy the team’s 15 seniors, who are making the most of their final year with strong defensive performances from Anthony Grosselfinger, Zach Klugo and Jason Johnston.
George Floyd’s brother Philonese Floyd will speak at the Greater Burlington Multicultural Re…
The First Baptist Church, 81 St. Paul St., Burlington will host a takeout meal on the eve of…
The Burlington Team Hope Walk to benefit the Northeast Region of the Huntington’s Disease So…
Join the Ethan Allen Homestead virtually for an introduction and a viewing of the documentar…
“I’ve got something for you,” my husband calls from the front door. He’s found an oddly beau…
Upcoming events at the South Burlington Public Library.
Among the 46 states welcoming refugees, Vermont has received approval to welcome 100 Afghans to our communities through USCRI Vermont Afghan P…
Fall is here and summer is over, sigh. The milkweed has popped and broadcast its seed to the wind. Colors in the mountains are brilliant and i…
I am writing concerning the COVID-19 vaccine. Some factors prevent some people from taking the vaccine, whether allergies, no immune system or…
Early in my years as a legislator, a constituent told me about the environment in which she and her children had been living.
Why is there a worker shortage? The Washington Post recently tackled the question a lot of people have been talking about. The headline read: …
Vermont is experiencing first-hand the far-reaching impacts of climate change and the global nature crisis.
The interconnection between poverty and environmental problems is widely known, but the work connecting poverty relief to environmental justic…
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