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Legislative leaders might allow joint assemblies and committee hearings in-person at the Statehouse this summer and fall, in a test run for what the Legislature’s 2022 session may look like.
The first time Vince and Allison Bolduc made maple syrup, they tapped a few maples around their home using hand-me-down taps, hung milk jugs from the trees and lugged the sap back to their driveway to boil it.
The future of Vermont prisons has reached a turning point.
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The South Burlington Public Library’s new space is nearing its final stages of construction, planning to open in summer of 2021.
A bill making waves through the Vermont statehouse attempts to tackle a question the size of the magic school bus: How do you fund public education so Vermont students across all districts can…
South Burlington city leaders are pushing forward on a climate action plan that will identify ways to make the city more energy efficient — and are looking seriously at new electric vehicle ch…
Vermont state senators and conservationists hope to sink a plan to turn a century-old Lake Champlain ferry into an underwater diving destination off the Burlington shoreline.
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Who is the man in the orange vest and Vietnam Vets cap directing traffic on White Street? Who smiles and waves as backpacked kids skip past? Who holds a stop sign aloft, unafraid of the cars i…
Residents in the Burlington area are well acquainted with the F-35 fighter jets housed at Burlington International Airport, but it’s their quieter neighbors that are making waves in the world …
As Federal Magistrate Judge John M. Conroy began to wind down his career at the U.S. District Courthouse in Burlington, he was saluted for his ability to connect with criminal defendants, lawy…
The Vermont Community Newspaper Group was recently recognized for excellence in reporting, photography, advertising and more.
South Burlington voters might see some green on next year’s Town Meeting Day ballot.
As a jogger in a neon orange shirt ran past Tracey Carson, headed into the heart of Red Rocks Park, a fluffy dog chased after him dragging a leaf- and twig-riddled leash along the forest floor.
As the Chittenden County Public Safety Authority thrusts ahead on its nearly $2.3 million effort to regionalize emergency dispatch, the voices on the other end of the phone worry how consolida…
South Burlington Police’s chief Shawn Burke has said his department supports many of the measures in a new federal police reform bill working its way through Congress, though the proposed elim…
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.
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