The City Council has unanimously approved a proposed fiscal year 2021 budget equal to a 1.5 cent or 2.98% increase over the FY20 tax rate.
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The Senate Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs committee stepped out of Montpelier to discuss affordable housing on Thursday, Jan. 9.
A Shelburne woman linked to a major internal theft at a well-known Vermont company has pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to defrauding the…
A South Burlington man wanted on a second-degree murder charge for gunning down the mother of their three children will be featured on a natio…
Four months after being placed on paid administrative leave, a longtime South Burlington Police officer remains out of work while an unspecifi…
The Williston Road building that houses Chappell’s Florist and Bloom Boutique have been the target of two incidents of vandalism over the past…
The Vermont Fancy Felines Association show has been held for more than 20 years. “It just keeps getting bigger and bigger,” said Nancy Watt, t…
Two city council seats and two school board seats – both with two- year and three-year terms – will be on the ballot this Town Meeting Day.
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How do you engage fourth graders in learning about Vermont history? According to Rick Marcotte Central School fourth grade teachers, Patrick K…
A free event in South Burlington next week hopes to bring attendees together to talk about race.
This Martin Luther King, Jr. Day marks the 25th anniversary of the day of service that celebrates the Civil Rights leader’s life and legacy. I…
Shap Smith of Morrisville, former speaker of the Vermont House of Representatives, won’t be running for lieutenant governor.
The Statehouse floor was a bustle with legislators, press members and Vermonters ready to hear Gov. Phil Scott (R-Vt.) discuss the state of the state on Thursday, Jan. 9.
Gov. Phil Scott is pitching a universal after-school program for K-12 students that would be rolled out over the next five years, a plan he said will benefit both students and their working parents.
Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman is officially running for governor. The Progressive/Democrat announced Monday he is mounting a challenge against incumbent Republican Phil Scott.
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Shakespeare’s comedy "Twelfth Night" hit the stage in South Burlington, when Tuttle Middle School, in association with the First Light Theatre…
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…
South Burlington High School students host the Nourishing Hope Community Luncheon in honor o…
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The Vermont Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects presents Shelburne Farms…
January rolls around and I always find it necessary to write a column that encourages and inspires families to get outside and embrace the col…
VSARA is the acronym for the Vermont State Archives and Records Administration. It is “located” within the Office of the Secretary of State. P…
For the second time in approximately 10 years, South Burlington recently adopted Interim Zoning to address “development related concerns.”
When I ran for the South Burlington School Board two years ago, my priority was that the school board was out of touch with the South Burlingt…
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It’s outrageous that attorney general T.J. Donovan — the state government’s top lawyer — is refusing to accept a ruling by the Vermont Supreme Court.
Vermonters exposed to toxic chemicals by polluters may develop debilitating or deadly diseases that do not become symptomatic until long after…
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