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Dom Marabella, a beloved member of the South Burlington school community, turned 90 on Sunday, Jan. 10.
Victoria PierceMulliss gave an update on donations given to help local kids in need this holiday season.
Mateo Pineda collects donations for a food drive his family organized on Four Sisters Road for the South Burlington Food Shelf.
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April 1 was a great day for a bike ride.
Or maybe it wasn’t.
It’s hard to remember.
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South Burlington Firefighters found a mother in distress when they responded to a call on Tilley Drive at around 5 p.m. on July 15.
Local nonprofit Common Roots continues to reach out into the community to feed residents. Their newest endeavor can be found outside the South Burlington Food Shelf on Dorset Street, where a f…
Artist Myra Waqar works on a spray-painted mural at Veteran’s Memorial Park in South Burlington on Thursday, July 9.
Branches of Community Bank N.A. New England donated $15,000 to the DREAM Program. The organization’s mission is to close the opportunity gap for children in low-income housing.
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While it looks like we won’t be traveling far this summer, Vermont offers myriad ways to celebrate the longest, sunniest days of the year. From trails to fishing, kayaking to horseback riding,…
Curious about how scientists study fish populations or climate change? Or how drones are used to map streams and lakes? If so, check out Zoom a Scientist, an interactive, virtual webinar serie…
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Residents and staff at Gazebo Senior Living in South Burlington received a fun surprise on Friday – a visit from the South Burlington Police Department, with a special guest appearance by the …
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As spring continues to … spring, so too do the thousands of frogs and salamanders leaving their winter hideaways for more seasonally appropriate ponds, wetlands and vernal pools to breed.
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When 12-year-old Hassan Azharkarimh began volunteering with Common Roots he realized that people in his community do not all have access to adequate food.
Faith United Methodist Church puts its guiding principle right out front. Literally.
The Knights of Columbus commemorated the retirement of Color Corps Commander Richard Stevens Feb. 15 at St. John Vianney (SJV) Catholic Church.
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