South Burlington City Council Chair Helen Riehle admitted that she had violated open meetings law by hitting “reply all” in responding to an email about the city starting a city-run newsletter in response to criticisms of coverage by The Other Paper.
In South Burlington, there continues to be disagreement about what does and does not constitute a public meeting.
Don Kerwin and his wife have owned a home in South Burlington since 1963. When they turned 80 they decided to downsize.
A $265,000 solar array has been approved to sit atop South Burlington Public Library and City Hall building, currently under construction at 180 Market St.
South Burlington’s staff will face a shakeup next June, when City Manager Kevin Dorn and Deputy City Manager Tom Hubbard retire.
The South Burlington School District spent roughly $29,000 from Jan. 1 – Aug. 11, on marketing and communications surrounding its three budget asks, the last of which passed muster on primary …
In a world where the role — and existence — of police is under scrutiny, what does the future hold for law enforcement on a local level?
Election day went well in South Burlington, even with health and safety changes and an influx of new volunteer poll workers, according to City Clerk Donna Kinville.
After two strikes at the ballot, a revised South Burlington School District budget proposal passed muster with voters on Aug. 11.
South Burlington voters will head back to the polls on Aug. 11 to cast two ballots: For primary elections and a third-revised school budget proposal.
The South Burlington City Council is interested in supporting a community effort to paint a “Black Lives Matter” mural on a city street – if a group comes forward to make the project happen.
It’s been said there are two certainties in life: death, and taxes.
South Burlington will soon decide if third time’s the charm for the Fiscal Year 2021 budget proposal.
After a lengthy debate with the public, councilors unanimously voted to approve a letter accepting the Open Space Interim Zoning Report.
The City of South Burlington hopes to have its more than 40 furloughed municipal employees back to work by Monday, Aug. 3.
The long-awaited, much anticipated Market Street, a former private road turned thoroughfare and heart of South Burlington’s City Center, can now add Vermont Planners Association “Project of th…
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