Nonprofit Pulls South Burlington Shelter Proposal
The Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity has abandoned a proposal to open a large homeless shelter in South Burlington […]
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Vermont Community Newspaper Group Bought by National Journalism Nonprofit
Sign at the former Stowe Reporter office Credit: Aaron Calvin The Vermont Community Newspaper Group, which owns five newspapers in
Burlington’s Radio Bean to Close Next Week
Popular Burlington music venue Radio Bean will close next week. Owner Lee Anderson announced the news in a series of
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Stuck in Vermont: Exploring Isaac Bissell’s Yard With Vermont Pollinator Photography
Four years ago, when Isaac Bissell got into macrophotography — which uses extreme close-ups to make tiny creatures look larger
Community College of Vermont Is Thriving Despite Headwinds
The purpose was part welcome, part pep talk. Joyce Judy, president of Community College of Vermont, greeted about 50 high
Service Providers Tackle Problems at Burlington’s ‘Situation Table’
When Burlington’s urban park rangers encountered a family camping illegally in a public park, they brought the matter to a
Settlement Requires Vermont to Improve Services for Immigrant Detainees
The Vermont Department of Corrections has reached a legal settlement with the state Human Rights Commission related to a discrimination
Miller Farm’s Organic Milk Refuels UVM Student-Athletes
Three times a week during basketball season, University of Vermont point guard Cat Gilwee and her teammates hit the weight
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Wunderkammer Biermanufaktur Launches Craftsbury Beer Garden
Brewer-owner Vasilios Gletsos of Wunderkammer Biermanufaktur has launched a seasonal weekend beer garden in his Craftsbury Common backyard at 7628
Burlington Recommends Prosecutor’s Dog Be Put Down
The City of Burlington has recommended that Moose, a notoriously aggressive dog accused of attacking several pets and humans over