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Graduates in powder-blue robes and cars covered in cheerful blue-and-white paint gathered in South Burlington High School’s parking lot June 12, preparing to travel to the school’s 2021 graduation ceremony at the Champlain Valley Expo, all preceded by the second-ever parade of graduates.
South Burlington’s incoming city manager, Jessie Baker, marked her first official week in the office at an in-person city council meeting Monday night.
Lenny Roberge, Vermont’s oldest living World War II veteran celebrates his 107th birthday on Saturday, June 12.
South Burlington residents, city staff and others gathered at the Pathway of Honor in Veteran’s Memorial Park May 28 to honor and remember lives lost in service to the United States. The ceremony kicked off the Friday before Memorial Day weekend.
A gaggle of fifth graders fell over each other laughing, chatting and stretching in the grass behind Gertrude Chamberlin School on a warm May afternoon.
A few special people in this world can coach soccer, square dance, manage a multimillion-dollar budget and love the same job for 42 years. Tom Hubbard, deputy city manager of South Burlington, is one of those people.
South Burlington city councilors tabled a climate change resolution at a meeting last week, the second time the topic was benched since being introduced in May due to disagreement among councilors about how narrow the focus should be.
South Burlington City Council announced their choices for 39 open committee seats last week, following two months of interviews.
June 7 at 9:34 a.m., an officer checked on the welfare of a resident on Shelburne Road.
John O’Rourke of South Burlington was named to the dean’s list for the 2021 spring semester at the University of Iowa. O’Rourke is majoring in…
The following students from South Burlington recently earned bachelor’s degrees from the University of Vermont, June 9:
Surrounded by family, friends and teachers, 13 students graduated from Lake Champlain Waldorf School in Shelburne on Sunday, June 6, including two students from South Burlington, Sam Gerlack and Delaney Bunders.
For the past month, students in the Big Picture program at South Burlington High School have gotten out in the community to pursue hands-on learning.
The South Burlington girls’ lacrosse team will be the final team to compete for a state title this season — and now they’ll have to wait an extra two days to do it.
This is what it sounds like to win a state championship in tennis: Yay! Woohoo! Hoorah! Yay! Yay! Shhhhhh, quiet please, shhhhh.
South Burlington High School senior Jacob Davis, 18, joined the ranks of presidents and astr…
South Burlington High School’s Jazz Ensemble perforsd at the Burlington Discover Jazz Festiv…
Burlington Moose Lodge, 1636 Williston Road, is holding a yard sale to benefit the American …
Upcoming events at the South Burlington Public Library.
After completing her Scouting achievements, Isabel Braun of South Burlington was presented w…
Vermont Dog Rescue is holding a silent auction with items from over 100 contributors.
As South Burlington City Manager I would like to highlight some misperceptions regarding our school resource officers and the great work they …
Outdoor recreation resources are a definitive component of life in Vermont, vital for communities and for the state as a whole. In non-pandemi…
With more students graduating in person again, Poor Elijah cleared his calendar and waited for the phone to ring. As usual, neither Harvard no…
In a recent edition, The Other Paper published an article about a South Burlington police officer pleading guilty to a driving under the influ…
In “Police officer admits DUI charge, faces two-week unpaid suspension,” June 3, 2021, the newspaper wrote about the off-duty arrest of South …
Much of this legislative session focused on creating an equitable plan for recovery from the pandemic that invests in people and leaves no Ver…
What I want America to realize today is how the promise of our future is being destroyed as the legacy of Martin Luther King’s thinking and li…
Despite the challenges of legislating over Zoom, the session was extremely productive. With the additional $1.052 billion in COVID federal sup…
For the past few years, I have increasingly read letters and heard public hearing comments in The Other Paper from folks suffering from “Last …
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