Supreme Court Associate Justice John A. Dooley of South Burlington was recognized for 30 years of service to the Vermont Supreme Court.
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History won’t remember if it was a dark and stormy night in Burlington, 1971, when a few young women Frankenstein’d together a pair of jockstraps to create the world’s first sports bra.
Student resilience, memories of camping chairs and even more distant memories of a freshman year before the pandemic were some of the highlights at the South Burlington High School graduation last Friday.
Iris Robert never attended “regular” school.
The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation’s 13 county foresters help private landowners — who own about 80 percent of Vermont’s forestland — manage their land responsibly.
South Burlington residents and officials honored veterans, past and present, at a ceremony last week in commemoration of Memorial Day.
Vermont’s chief federal judge has ordered a competency evaluation for a South Burlington man who is charged with making threats to kill a state judge and defense lawyer and sexual assault a prosecutor.
A 21-year-old Winooski woman was arrested June 20 after she reportedly attacked a Cricket Mobile employee with a stun gun.
June 12 at 10:38 a.m., officers conducted a Project Good Morning check on a resident at Stonehedge Drive.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending COVID-19 vaccines for children 6 months through 5 years of age, paving the way for vaccinating the youngest Vermonters later this month.
After months of searching for someone to fill in as superintendent of South Burlington schools, the district’s top finalist has backpedaled.
The Lake Champlain Waldorf School Class of 2022 graduated June 13 in a tradition-filled ceremony. The ceremony began with a welcome by 11th grade student Jonas Natvig.
Tensions were high at the Division I softball championship game in Castleton.
The South Burlington boys Ultimate Frisbee team has been on top for most of the season.
The South Burlington High School Class of 2022 graduated last Friday to raucous cheering and cap tossing.
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As I have reconnected with constituents since the legislative session ended in May, one concern has come up over and over: What is the state d…
Just as we were preparing to commemorate the second anniversary of George Floyd’s murder by a Minneapolis police officer on May 25, we all lea…
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I am writing to express my support for Emilie Krasnow in the Aug. 9 Democratic Primary for state representative in the Chittenden-9 House district.
When I represented South Burlington in the Vermont House of Representatives, all three of the city’s representatives were Republicans.
Let us honor the first anniversary of South Burlington City Hall, community library and senior center at 180 Market Street.
Vermont has only one representative in Congress to advocate for the wonderful state and at the same time pursue what’s best for the nation.
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