2022: South Burlington year in photos
Year in review: A look back at the goings on in South Burlington.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
Thousands turned out for a joint Army and Air Force Military Expo and Open House in September at the Vermont National Guard base at the Burlington International Airport. The event included military aircraft, vehicles, simulators, weaponry, displays and more.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
Jenny Bower Knowles of South Burlington captured this common vetch in bloom. Oh, and that beautiful summer sunset.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
South Burlington High School graduation at Patrick Gym on the University of Vermont’s campus in June.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
South Burlington police officers reunited this little one with his mama and provided some helpful tips and tricks on how to safely cross a street.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
One of the new electric school buses that join the school’s fleet this fall.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
Katie and Kyle Clark of Beta Technologies made the news a few times this past year. Here they pose in one of their electric aircraft.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
Rick Marcotte Central School 5th graders participate in the Penguin Plunge in March for Special Olympics Vermont.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
Steve Rexford, far right, receives the Frederick H. Tuttle Award from the local Rotary.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
South Burlington Reps. Martin LaLonde, Maida Townsend, Ann Pugh and John Killacky. Only LaLonde stood for reelection.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
Some of the local cast of “Peter and the Starcatcher” performed at Frederick Tuttle Middle School in January.
2022: South Burlington year in photos
Batteries Not Included, a South Burlington High School robotics team, qualified to compete at world championship in Houston in April.
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