Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do Vermont Events, January 28-February 4
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Gov. Scott Says ‘Enough’ After Federal Agents Kill Minneapolis Man
Gov. Phil Scott on Sunday urged a pause and “reset” of federal immigration operations following the latest killing of a
Burlington City Council Will Vote Again on ‘Apartheid-Free’ Resolution
For the third straight year, Burlington city councilors will vote on whether to add a resolution to the Town Meeting
Burlington City Council Will Vote Again on ‘Apartheid-Free’ Resolution
For the third straight year, Burlington city councilors will vote on whether to add a resolution to the Town Meeting
Burlington Mayor’s Chief of Staff to Leave Post
Nearly two years into her first term, Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak is losing a fourth key adviser. This time it’s
Sweetwaters to Reopen on Burlington’s Church Street
Sweetwaters is making a comeback. David Melincoff, owner of the downtown Burlington fixture for half of its 41-year tenure, said
Burlington to Open Emergency Shelter Ahead of Arctic Blast
Burlington will open an emergency overnight shelter this weekend ahead of an arctic blast that’s projected to bring bone-chilling temperatures
Video: Vermonters Struggle With Rising Health Insurance Costs, and Some Are Going Without
Kathleen Gill, 35, and her husband, Daniel Fifield, 38, have dangerous jobs working with large animals: She is a mobile
Fewer Trek Across Vermont’s Canadian Border. But Not All Is Quiet.
A couple of winters ago, Libby Hillhouse awoke around 5 a.m. to her phone ringing. A U.S. Border Patrol agent
Scott’s Proposed Budget Could Lead to a 6 Percent Tax Hike
This post will be updated. Gov. Phil Scott unveiled a $9.4 billion budget proposal on Tuesday that would steer $105