Chamberlin School Principal Holly Rouelle didn’t hear the F-35s when they first flew over her school. She knew they were coming, but was busy reading to a class when the jets made their Sept. 19 descent into the Burlington International Airport. Later, when she left the classroom, she was st…
A quick fix is in store for the Kimball Avenue bridge that was rendered unfit for car and pedestrian traffic after the Halloween storm. According to city officials, a temporary bridge will be …
Members of the South Burlington Land Trust gave their “two cents” during the city council’s regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 18, and they’re hoping the city will follow suit.
Several households and a local business, in fair South Burlington, where we lay our scene, from yearslong grudge break to new mutiny, where on-street parking makes civil hands unclean. And lea…
“Be tougher with Burlington.”
Burlington city engineers are still evaluating traffic patterns at the intersection of Main Street and University Heights six months after a UVM study called attention to the safety hazards there.
The development review board is weighing whether to move forward with the controversial Dorset Meadows project after closing preliminary and final plat application on Nov. 5. The board has 45 …
The development community and the affordable housing committee are vetting the newest inclusionary zoning proposal for the city ahead of a Dec. 10 public hearing.
Over the years, with the telltale whoosh of an F-16 taking off from the Burlington International Airport, teachers at Chamberlin School were known to raise their index finger in what’s known a…
Interim zoning bylaws will be extended another three months following a public hearing and city council vote on Monday, Nov. 4. While many attendees were pleased to hear the interim zoning com…
City councilors voiced mixed opinions concerning the South Burlington School District’s proposal for a new estimated $210 million middle/high school building and athletic complex during a stee…
The F-35s have arrived in Vermont, but what will be done to address noise from planes four times louder than their predecessor?
The Burlington International Airport will host a public hearing exploring Federal Aviation Administration sound mitigation options Thursday, Oct. 24, from 5-7 p.m.
What is the measure of nature’s bounty? Can one quantify the value of verdant, rolling fields versus a new neighborhood?
The city is a step closer to seeing a FedEx facility in Technology Park, and a new signal at the intersection of Community Drive and Kimball Avenue as well. The development review board closed…
There are few guarantees in life, but one of them is that 180 Market Street will be constructed for no more than $17,292,833 million. That surety follows a Guaranteed Maximum Price to the city…
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