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South Burlington’s Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) bylaw complies with enabling state statute and is not unconstitutionally vague, according to a State Supreme Court opinion that overturns a February 2019 Environmental Court decision.
A former South Burlington Police officer has pleaded not guilty in Vermont Superior Court in North Hero to multiple counts of domestic assault…
A painting of a Green Mountain Boy flying an F-16 over the Manhattan skyline on Sept. 11, 2001, hangs just outside the office of Col. David Sh…
It was standing room only in the meeting room at City Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 11, as residents packed in to hear whether interim zoning bylaws –…
The Burlington International Airport and developer DEW Corporation will have to alter plans on a proposed airport hotel following a final obje…
A Vermont judge has rejected efforts by the defense lawyer for a well-known South Burlington coin and jewelry businessman to hide both psychia…
Even before the first F-35s touched down at the Vermont Air National Guard Base in South Burlington, some residents in surrounding communities…
Archie’s Grill in Shelburne hosted a burger benefit last month to raise funds for Kids on the Ball, a nationally acclaimed tennis program. A p…
Here’s how the Wolves did this week.
Catch up on sports results from South Burlington High School.
Cookie season is here, with choice treats up for grabs. The Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains announced the beginning of cookie boo…
Orchard School’s production of “Peter Pan” on Jan 23 - 25 celebrated the 20th year of school-wide productions.
Seventh graders Owen Seremeth and Brayan DelleChiaie prepare for their project about taste vs. smell for the annual Frederick H. Tuttle Middle…
The Green Mountain Gears announced the launch of an all-girls FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) team that plans to compete at this year’s 2020 Vermon…
The Vermont House voted Tuesday to override Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of a bill to raise the minimum wage from $10.96 to $12.55 by 2022.
Nearly a dozen communities and counting have approved a nonbinding Gun Owners of Vermont resolution declaring themselves a “sanctuary” from further government restrictions on firearms.
Gov. Phil Scott vetoed legislation Monday that would raise Vermont’s minimum wage to $12.55 by 2022.
Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed a plan for a statewide paid family leave program, dealing a major setback to Democrats who have made the policy a priority in recent years.
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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, offered a new take on Shakespeare’s most popular comedy.
What lives in those woods? This question has started many a scientific career. In the case o…
The 11th annual Super Bowl Sunday Food Drive raised 2,693 pounds of food, which was donated …
Wintervale is a family-friendly, outdoor winter festival that celebrates the Intervale’s rec…
Let’s assume, for the moment, that new middle school and high school buildings don’t adequately serve their students. Does that really mean we…
I am voting for Matt Cota for South Burlington City Council. Matt understands the balance needed between open space protection and a healthy b…
Reading the “Pre-Bond Design For New Middle/High School Plans, Oct.24” and other related articles raises many questions. The district hired Do…
There are times when we collectively need to hit the “refresh” button, and this election in SoBu is one of those times. There are very importa…
Not so long ago, Market Street was a moonscape of potholes. For decades, we talked of the possibilities. Meaghan had the vision and leadership…
A nearly lifelong South Burlington resident (my family moved to town in 1985), I’m stunned by much of the vitriol that’s surrounded city polit…
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