Regulators Seek Rare Audit of Burlington Electric Department
Vermont regulators are recommending an outside audit of the Burlington Electric Department’s management, saying the utility showed a “troubling pattern […]
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Must See, Must Do, September 3-10
Paint the Town Friday 5-Sunday 7 The South End Art Hop transforms Burlington’s South End Arts District into a veritable
Teen, New York Man Charged in Burlington Beating Death
A South Burlington teenager and a New York City man have been charged with second-degree murder in the death of
Addison Prosecutor Asks Judge to Toss Her Pending DUI Case
Eva Vekos, the state’s attorney in Addison County, has asked a judge to toss her pending driving-under-the-influence charge, arguing the
Village Wine and Coffee in Shelburne Adds ‘Trump Tariff’ Tax
Customers at Shelburne’s Village Wine and Coffee have a new line item on their receipts as of Monday, August 18:
Cops: Colchester Man Gouges Driver’s Eyes in Road Rage Attack
A Colchester man is accused of gouging another driver’s eyes during an apparent road rage episode that police say could
State Workers Ordered Back to the Office
Most state workers must return to the office at least three days a week beginning December 1 under remote working
Vermont Public Cuts 13 Staffers, Cites Loss of Federal Funds
Vermont Public, the state’s largest news media organization, cut more than 10 percent of its staff on Wednesday in the
Clean Water Push Erodes Hydropower Production
Help us pay for in-depth stories like this one by becoming a Seven Days Super Reader. The Green River Reservoir cast its