On a summer’s day in 2018, Rosanne Greco heard a knocking at her door. Opening it, she was met with a group of strangers seeking advice.
In late fall, around the solstice and harvest moon, Abenaki families would gather together to collect and inventory their bounty of dried corn, beans, tobacco and squash that they had nurtured, cared for and protected all summer.
A car pulls up in the dusty parking lot of the South Burlington Food Shelf. Angel steps out of the car and picks up two boxes from a volunteer.
South Burlington City Council Chair Helen Riehle admitted that she had violated open meetings law by hitting “reply all” in responding to an email about the city starting a city-run newsletter in response to criticisms of coverage by The Other Paper.
Before last Saturday’s Division I state championship, South Burlington defender Grace Johnson wrote down some reminders as her team readied for the match against Champlain Valley Union High School.
Family, homes and gatherings are synonymous with holidays. So, this time of year can be an emotional obstacle course for people, like senior citizens, who may be isolated from their families, alone in their homes and secluded by social distancing.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office has dropped a felony child pornography charge that would have required a former high-ranking Vermont Air National Guardsman to serve at least a 5-year mandatory minimum federal prison sentence.
The death of a Montpelier man during a motor vehicle accident in South Burlington was attributed to health issues and not injuries from the crash, officials said Monday.
Burton’s plan to bring Higher Ground to the company’s Burlington campus has met with a number of challenges. The latest is “historical contamination” at the site on 152 Industrial Avenue.
In spite of rainy weather and the prevailing pandemic, cars line the University Mall parking lot on Saturday, Nov. 28.
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.
Mark your calendars and join the discussion: Tuesday, Dec. 8, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. via Zoom t…
On Monday, O’Brien Brothers CEO Evan Langfelt helped deliver 230 gallons of heating fuel to …
Rat-a-tat-tat. Showers of acorns hit the ground and tapped our heads as my husband and I hik…
It was a 12-foot table. A slab of wood my husband saved from his mother’s ancestral home. Its former life was a library table which only made …
A proposal to develop 32 homes on 6.9 acres at the intersection of Park Road and Dorset Street has been submitted by the BlackRock Construction Co.
While I’m a firm believer in Natural Selection, it’s the non-mask wearing, conspiracy theorist, COVID-deniers who are hurting the economy, for…
Two positions on South Burlington’s five-member school board will be on the ballot on Town Meeting Day, Tuesday, March 2, 2021 — one for a ter…
It was interesting to read the cover story “Open Meeting Violated” in The Other Paper, Nov. 19 edition. The article reported the chair of the …
I am writing to applaud council chair Helen Riehle for her model of leadership in government. She is, to my mind, a politician of the best kind.
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