Only one sitting House representative will run to keep his seat in South Burlington. The other three, with 44 years of experience legislating between them, are passing the baton.
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Gareth “Gaz” Romp never thought they could be part of the labor movement.
According to Chittenden County forester Ethan Tapper, our ecosystems are difficult to quantify. While those who study them, by nature, deal in hard science, evaluating and quantifying the environment is not so exact.
A South Burlington High School neuroscience whiz took home first place at the Vermont Brain Bee competition earlier this year, giving her a shot at the world championship.
Social Band resumes its seasonal cycle of song with two concerts April 23 and 24.
South Burlington representatives Martin LaLonde, Maida Townsend, Ann Pugh and John Killacky with South Burlington legislative page Orion Cooper and his mother, Laura Stulman Cooper, at the Statehouse in Montpelier.
One of Vermont’s most popular hiking destinations, the Burrows Trail on Camels Hump, will be rebuilt this summer.
Starting Monday, May 16, local veterans will be able to access Veterans Affairs telehealth at the South Burlington Public Library, 180 Market St.
A South Burlington task force argues that the Chamberlin neighborhood has suffered enough from F-35 noise, the removal of hundreds of homes, the loss of critical affordable housing and the disintegration of its community.
Many South Burlington residents participated in this year’s Green Up Day, from volunteers working the drop-off to youngsters pitching in for the first time.
Louis Godin of South Burlington has launched a new wedding consulting business, webeventplanner.com.
May 1 at 2:54 a.m., police assisted a motorist on 189 and Dorset Street.
Students from four Vermont schools, including South Burlington, qualified for the 2022 FIRST Tech Challenge World Championship in Houston, Texas, April 20-23.
Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School in South Burlington has been without a permanent leader since last fall, when the former principal died unexpectedly just a week before school started.
Here's how the South Burlington wolves did this week.
The Cancer Canknot Golf Classic will be held Saturday, June 4, at the Williston Country Club.
We checked in with Chittenden County lawmakers to see how the legislative session was going.
Images and essays that show a year both jarring and joyous, heartbreaking and hopeful.
Zoe and Ella are the most recent lucky inductees into South Burlington pet royalty.
Beneath the forest canopy, or overstory, of towering trees is a second layer of vegetation k…
When hiking in Vermont’s woods, have you ever been wowed by a larger than average tree? Or p…
Are trees individuals? I started to think about this question after hearing a researcher say…
Ross Sheehan, an artist, illustrator and art educator who works and lives in South Burlingto…
Celebrate the first warm days of spring and the opportunity to get out in the city’s park fo…
My name is Emilie Krasnow and I’m a Vermonter, community organizer and volunteer, and now a candidate to be your Representative for South Burl…
In the final days of this legislative session, I am filled with gratitude for the opportunity to serve in the Vermont House of Representatives…
I oppose the several anti-trapping and anti-hunting bills — S.201, S.281, S.129 and H.411 — as introduced in the Legislature this year. But I …
On behalf of the board of directors of the South Burlington Business Association, we respectively request that the council pass a resolution r…
The end is near: I wish I had a crystal ball, but I don’t. As I write this column, adjournment of this legislative biennium is in sight, thoug…
As I marvel at the daffodils in my yard and around town, the tiny unfurling of leaves, the greening of the grass, I know that spring is finall…
I moved to South Burlington from Lamoille County three years ago. I’ve seen more wildlife in my backyard these past three years than I ever di…
The growing reawakening of enthusiasm for nuclear-powered electricity has been a remarkable development over the past 10 years.
Recognizing the trajectory of climate change and the adverse impacts on Vermont if it goes unchecked, the Vermont General Assembly passed the …
Straight-up and without mincing words, the last two years have been hard on our school community.
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