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One hundred years ago, women in the United States received the right to vote. Well, not all women, and not everywhere in the United States.
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Harbor Place motel in Shelburne will open its rooms as isolation space for homeless individuals exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms. The measure is intended to decrease the spread of the virus in the…
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This is not the senior year that Cole Patno signed up for.
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Communities around the region have been reminding residents to flush only toilet paper into septic systems. Even “flushable” wipes aren’t truly flushable and can wreak havoc on wastewater systems.
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For those in recovery, community is important. So, what are recovery groups to do when pandemic COVID-19 effectively halts social gatherings?
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Two city employees are on medically directed quarantine and two are quarantined voluntarily.
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Experts share their knowledge in hopes of solving this global crisis.
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After six weeks in Uzbekistan, Allan Miller was shocked flying back into the United States – on March 8 – at how different the response to the coronavirus here was from what he had experienced.
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The South Burlington Police Department is fully staffed and ready to report for duty. But officers are making some changes around the station in response to COVID-19.
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Comcast announced March 12 that the company will offer two programs to help families deal with the Coronavirus crisis.
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The Edge gym on Eastwood Drive in South Burlington closed its doors last week to double-down on disinfection efforts following concerns about COVID-19 exposure.
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The Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility, a women’s jail in South Burlington, is modifying and monitoring practices in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Other Paper exchanged corresp…
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Despite empty hallways and classrooms, the South Burlington School District will continue to support its students, remotely.
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The South Burlington Food Shelf will continue operations during the COVID-19 pandemic – albeit with some modifications.
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The City of South Burlington will suspend events in city offices and parks –including most committee meetings – following an administrative meeting on Monday, March 16. City offices will remai…
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