In Burlington’s Old North End, the Wise Fool Takes a Seat
Years before chef Elliot Sion opened the Wise Fool in Burlington’s Old North End, he knew what he wanted to […]
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Seven Can’t-Miss Vermont Events This Week
Oh, Brother Thursday 20 The Spruce Peak Unplugged series presents An Evening With Livingston Taylor at Spruce Peak Performing Arts
Burlington to Cut Mental Health Response Team
Burlington CARES, a city program designed to send mental health clinicians to certain emergency calls, will cease operation by mid-December.
Sterling College to Close in 2026
Updated at 5:20 p.m. Sterling College, an unorthodox, tiny school for students interested in the environment, will shut down at
Video: Demand Increases at Burlington’s North End Food Pantry
Americans may not be able to agree about much these days, but most would say there is a lot to
Homeless People in Burlington Prepare for Cold Winter
On one of the warmest days last week, Tracy Martel was still freezing cold. Sitting in the grass at Burlington’s
Legal Defense Fund for VT Immigrants Surpasses $500,000
A Vermont legal defense fund launched in response to President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown has raised more than $500,000
Must See, Must Do, November 12-19
Clara Kuhn Credit: Courtesy of Studio 2N Photography Leaps and Bounds Thursday 13-Sunday 16 What would stick season look like
VTGOP Chair Wins Reelection in a Squeaker
Vermont Republican Party chair Paul Dame narrowly won reelection to the post Saturday following a strong challenge from conservative Sen.
UVM Students Pressure Officials to Improve Campus Housing
One by one, students took the microphone at Burlington City Hall last month to recount horror stories about living in