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Legislative leaders might allow joint assemblies and committee hearings in-person at the Statehouse this summer and fall, in a test run for what the Legislature’s 2022 session may look like.
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Veteran’s Memorial Park buzzed once again, with food trucks, diners and dogs as May 6 brought Thursday Night Takeout, a precurser to the larger SoBu Nite Out series in July and August.
It may have been delayed by a year but the South Burlington girls lacrosse team’s Division I title defense is off and running.
A large slab of plywood covers the front door of South Burlington’s new city hall building, construction for which is set to wrap up by late June — at the earliest.
The South Burlington Public Library’s new space is nearing its final stages of construction, planning to open in summer of 2021.
Who is the man in the orange vest and Vietnam Vets cap directing traffic on White Street? Who smiles and waves as backpacked kids skip past? Who holds a stop sign aloft, unafraid of the cars itching to speed past?
A single gunshot was fired at a Market Street apartment on Thursday, May 5.
Maureen Usifer is now a member of the South Burlington-based, employee-owned PC Construction board of directors, making her the first female to take a seat at that table.
Pastors Michael and Donna Kriesel, of South Burlington-based Vibrant Church, will retire together on June 1 — after 32 years at the pulpit.
Kyley Lavigne, RN, has joined the Glowaesthetics Medical Spa + Beauty Boutique as a nurse injector.
May 9, police responded to the untimely death of Joan Wentworth, 70, of 180 Laurel Hill Drive. The medical examiner’s office is determining cause.
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.
After sophomore Anzhela Cannizzaro joined the South Burlington School District’s committee on anti-trauma and resiliency, she hoped to use her…
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Prom is back, in all its glittery, hair-sprayed, face-masked, beautifully awkward glory.
South Burlington scored three runs in the seventh inning to pull away from BFA-St. Albans in a win on Saturday, May 8.
Like most other teams across the state, the South Burlington boys’ lacrosse team is adjusting to a roster that missed a year of competition.
About 75 friends left their homes and turned out to party at a Spring Shindig event on Frida…
South Burlington cycling trio Nic Anderson and his kiddos are back at it again — this time, …
Crowdsourced Cinema VT returns — with a new secret film. The statewide project with Vermont …
South Burlington is hosting two outdoor in-person events this month: Keeping Track of Vermon…
Do you have a favorite local history site you can’t wait to visit again? A history book you’…
On May 29 and 30, the 34th Vermont Scholastic Chess Championships will take place at the Cap…
Legislating through COVID over the past 12 months has been challenging as we balanced the state’s ongoing needs while serving impacted Vermont…
Wishing you renewal and joy as spring enters full bloom and we begin to see our friends and loved ones again.
Liberals and Progressives herald the Black Lives Matter movement with signature flags and lawn signs. How many really know their ideology and …
In a little over a week at the Public Hearing on Thursday, May 20, residents will have the opportunity to comment on proposed changes to South…
The photograph of two women on the dais sent a powerful message to all who were watching: women’s place is on the dais.
This week the House passed S. 20, a bill that focuses on protecting Vermonters from the risks that per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, known …
After more than a year since Gov. Phil Scott’s stay-at-home order and the closure of offices and businesses, it is with relief that I write af…
Years before anyone on the current school board ran for election, previous boards made a commitment to good governance in the district by adop…
The Vermont Legislature is currently considering whether or not to tax the forgiven loan I received under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP…
If your lawn is filled with dandelions, may I be the first to congratulate and thank you. A yard full of these lovely yellow flowers, which tr…
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