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The South Burlington Times is no longer a newspaper. And its name will not be the South Burlington Times. It’s now a newsletter, name to be determined.
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Don Kerwin and his wife have owned a home in South Burlington since 1963. When they turned 80 they decided to downsize.
South Burlington High School hosted a Black Lives Matter event on its turf. Many community members of color spoke out about racial injustices and how Vermont is not as immune as some would like to pretend.
On a hot May day, the Vermont Foodbank, the Abbey Group and the National Guard held the first Farmers to Families food box distribution, offering USDA-funded boxes of produce, meat, and dairy products, along with “Meals Ready to Eat” from FEMA.
A $265,000 solar array has been approved to sit atop South Burlington Public Library and City Hall building, currently under construction at 180 Market St.
Becca Lee kept vigil through the silence of the night. She watched as Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her former boss, lay in repose in the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The stage was set for a perfect Halloween this year, with Oct. 31, falling on both a full moon and a Saturday.
Oct. 11, 9:23 a.m., Officer Sean Pope responded to a call about stalking on Dorset Street.
People becoming exploited through human trafficking might seem like the stuff of movies, but it happens here in Vermont.
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.
A top-ten finish for a trio of South Burlington runners helped the Wolves to third place in Saturday’s NVAC Metro Championships at Missisquoi Valley Union High School in Swanton.
“Swish swoosh” the wind blew outside. The moonlight shimmered on my porch. The night was bea…
Full Circle Theatre Collaborative will present a livestream premiering of Shaina Taub’s musi…
The South Burlington Community Justice Center and Steps to End Domestic Violence are partner…
United Way’s Volunteer Connection site is set up to help connect agencies and volunteers. Ag…
I believe that supporting Donald Trump means that you support racism, sexism, homophobia and so much more because you cannot support a person …
I would like to call out the dog whistle racism of an advertisement in your Oct. 15 edition.
You were quoted in a recent piece in VTDigger as having said, “I think that journalism has pretty much always been a thankless job…” I am writ…
I learned last week that Kathy Buley passed away. Kathy was a teacher in South Burlington for over 30 years.
As someone who loves forests, one of the hardest and strangest parts of my job is to figure out how to cut trees in a way that supports the he…
I am a New Yorker born and raised, the only reason I came to Vermont is my father moved us up here. Being from Capitol district of New York th…
With all the recent public discussion about preserving open space, a group of concerned citizens came together to consider the other issue abo…
The Other Paper website October 8, 2020, states that I “have been a long-time opponent of the Other Paper.” Nothing could be further from the truth.
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