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The world feels more and more like an episode of “Survivor” the longer the COVID-19 pandemic ravages the globe – so why not channel angst into something productive?
Consuelo Northrop Bailey probably wouldn’t call herself a feminist. At least that’s Vermont State Curator David Schutz’s take.
John Klar has been farming in Vermont since the late 1990s, and that influences plenty of the Republican gubernatorial candidate’s positions.
Sen. Michael Sirotkin, a democrat from South Burlington, is hoping Vermonters will give him another term in the Senate. He wants to apply his experience to address fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Vermont Community Newspaper Group, the parent company of the Stowe Reporter and four other weekly newspapers, laid off one-third of its editorial staff last Thursday.
Cole Gilder graduated from South Burlington High School in June. During his time at the school, he served as a member of the Student Justice Union and the Black Student Union.
Louis Meyers, 64, a Democrat from South Burlington, is hoping to make the move from examination room to senate chamber this year.
Don’t let your yard become Jellystone Park for hungry Yogi and Boo-Boo look-alikes, warns Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department. They’re reporting people are having issues with hungry bears n…
This fall, Pat Kilgour, 73, will celebrate her second year living at Allard Square, a senior housing development with affordable apartments in South Burlington.
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An ice cream obsession led to an ice cream profession, and the formation of Sisters of Anarchy Ice Cream in Shelburne.
David Zuckerman thinks people work hard but are not paid enough.
Thomas Chittenden isn’t the first in his family to run for a post in Montpelier. In fact, he is a ninth-generation Vermonter and a descendant of Bethuel Chittenden – brother of the state’s fir…
Fifty years ago, the first New York City Pride Parade took place. Fifty-one years ago were the Stonewall riots. Community members were asked to reflect on their significance and how these even…
A South Burlington woman has pleaded guilty to selling methamphetamine hours after she was an eyewitness to a drug-related fatal shooting in Lamoille County.
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Alex Escaja got the call while waiting to speak at a virtual public forum about funding of Burlington’s police department.
What’s the biggest obstacle to a healthy Vermont where opportunity and equality abound? Demographics, says Molly Gray.
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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